Archive · 16 Sep 2025
Telangana News: Health, Education, and Crime Highlights
In Hyderabad, a British official visited a hospital where doctors perform free heart surgeries for children.
Meanwhile, applications are open for MBBS programs.
The National Commission for Women is urging quick action on women's complaints of violence.
A tipper was caught transporting soil illegally, and an RTC bus caught fire but was safely evacuated.
Also, teachers are planning a protest over promotion issues, and doctors want health insurance for students.
British official visits hospital providing free heart surgeries for children.
MBBS admissions: Online counselling schedule announced.
NCW calls for prompt action on women's complaints.
Police seize a tipper transporting soil illegally.
Ashram school teachers to protest for promotions.
- Who
- British Deputy High Commissioner, Teachers, Police
- What
- Visits, protests, arrests, counselling
- When
- Ongoing and planned throughout September
- Where
- Hyderabad, Adilabad
- Why
- Support for healthcare, protest for promotions, illegal activities, safety concerns.
- MBBS Counselling Dates
- Web options: Sept 16-18
- MBBS Fee in Govt Colleges
- ₹10,000/year
- MBBS Fee in Private/ESIC
- ₹60,000/year
- Ashram School Teachers' Protest
- Sept 19 at Commissioner's Office