Hyderabad: Tourism Secretary Jupally Krishna Rao held a major tourism stakeholder workshop at the National Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management (NITHM) on Wednesday. The event is part of the EU-backed SIPA project (Skills Integration for the Large Revival of the Hospitality and Tourism Industry). He also launched the official website of the SIPAS project.
Speaking at the event, Krishna Rao pointed out the development of the hotel and tourism industry that is consistent with global development and said: Among this developing young people, young people have many job opportunities. ”
The minister praised Zendage Hanumant Kondiba, director of the National Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management, for leading the leadership in implementing European collaboration and bringing global exposure to the institute.
The event saw participation from international academic partners, including Professor Agita from the University of Applied Sciences (Latvia), Professor Duarte Jara Brasil from the Politécnicode Setúbal (Portugal), Professor Sampada Kumar, Professor Sampada Kumar Swain from the University of Pondicherry, Pondicherry University, Pondicherry University and Mahender Dr. Mahender of G. Mahender, G. Mahender Principal Karnat At karnat e.
The event was attended by Prakash Reddy, Chairman of Telangana Tourism Development Company, Professor Balakrishna Reddy, Chairman of the Telangana State Higher Education Commission, and several representatives from the SIPAS consortium in India.
Registered and open to the 14th NMDC Marathon
Hyderabad: Registration has been opened for the 14th edition of the NMDC Hyderabad Marathon held on August 24. Early quotes will last until April 30, and if slots are filled, registration will be closed by May 31 or earlier.
Organized by the Hyderabad Runners Society, the event is one of India’s largest urban marathons, attracting runners from all over India and beyond.
This year’s event will begin with a two-day sports fair from August 22 to 23. The 5K running will be held on August 23, followed by the 10k, half marathon and full marathon on August 24. Hyderabad runners say they are committed to promoting fitness and community bonds through the activity.
They also applied for the prestigious World Track and Field Tag and Athletics tag and received support from Indian track and field while awaiting final approval.
Organizers expressed their gratitude to the state government, police and civic agencies. Hyderabad runners say their participation is crucial to ensuring smooth and safe behavior of the marathon.
Rajesh Vetcha, the competition director for the NMDC Hyderabad Marathon for 2025, encouraged everyone to participate in the event and helped it achieve great success. He said that marathon is not only a run, but a sport that brings people together to celebrate the vibrant spirit of Hyderabad.
Solve LRS issues: MA and UD
Hyderabad: MA&UD Chief Secretary M. Dana Kishore has directed regional collectors and municipal commissioners to complete the process of resolving the Layout Regular Plan (LRS) application at the end of the month. He noted that some areas have issued fewer lawsuits and asked them to improve their progress. He also discussed strategies for performing better areas to follow.
During a video conference, Dana Kishore, together with DTCP Devender Reddy, reviewed the status of the LRS process. The meeting was attended by regional collectors, local agencies, municipal commissioners and other collectors of town planning officials.
Kishore stressed that lawsuits should be filed quickly with all applicants who pay LRS fees. He noted that verification of layouts is moving slowly compared to open plots and requires officials to focus more on layout verification and batch applications.
To raise awareness of the benefits of LRS, he advises collectors to use printing, electronic and social media, as well as Flex banners for promotional activities. He also directed officials to contact applicants who have not paid the fee and reminded them to complete the payment by April 30, 2025.
Dirty water supply stops in putlibowli
Hyderabad: He said it stopped supply of contaminated water in Putlibowli after residents filed a complaint about dirty water passing through the faucet. Officials noticed a leak in the main water pipe and said they had repaired it within three days.
Water pollution is caused by damage to the 350mm pipe near the drain pipes of Putlibowli Crossroad. Due to damage, dirty water in the drain pipe is mixed with the drinking water supply. Officials deployed a contamination identification machine and camera to detect damaged parts of the pipeline. When the damaged part was found, officials repaired it and restored the restored water supply to the area.
Anurag Jayanti emphasizes strict compliance with the rules of “Stable MLC Election”
Hyderabad: Returning official Anurag Jayanti asked the voting and counting staff to carefully perform their duties and strictly abide by election rules to ensure a smooth poll of the local constituency of Hyderabad on April 23. He spoke in the second round of training.
The moderator, assistant chair, micro-observer and OPO attended the meeting. In the afternoon, the first round of training was conducted to calculate supervisors, assistants and micro-observers.
Anurag Jayanti instructs everyone to handle the rules and procedures in detail. The voting and counting process seems simple, but should be handled with caution, he said. He explained the step-by-step process to follow from the start of the polls and asked staff to handle tasks such as handling voting paper, sealing voting boxes and filling out forms correctly.
He said the voting counting process must be completely transparent and error-free. All employees should have a clear understanding of their roles and responsibilities and work as a team.
During the training, voting officers are directed to establish polling stations, check voting paper serial numbers, seal ballot boxes and learn about various forms and responsibilities. Calculators are trained on how to follow the rules during the voting count.
