Archive · 18 Aug 2026
Newborn Boy Found Abandoned Near Hostel in Srikalahasti
A tiny baby boy was found all alone in a town called Srikalahasti.
He was left near a septic tank behind a girls' hostel.
People who lived nearby heard the baby crying.
They told the hostel warden, Jaya Sudha, about the baby.
She called the police for help.
A police officer named Nagaraju came to see what happened.
The police took the baby to the hospital.
Doctors checked him and said he was healthy and stable.
Now the police are trying to find out who left the baby there.
A newborn boy was found abandoned near a septic tank behind the women's degree college girls' hostel in Telugu Ganga Colony, Srikalahasti on Monday.
Residents heard the baby's cries and alerted hostel warden Jaya Sudha, who informed the police.
Town Circle Inspector Nagaraju reached the spot with police personnel and inspected the area.
Police shifted the newborn to the area hospital, where doctors said his health condition was stable.
Police are investigating to identify who abandoned the baby and the circumstances of the incident.
- Who
- A newborn boy, found by residents who alerted hostel warden Jaya Sudha; Town Circle Inspector Nagaraju handled the case.
- What
- A newborn boy was found abandoned near a septic tank behind a girls' hostel and was shifted to a hospital for treatment.
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Telugu Ganga Colony, Srikalahasti, behind the women's degree college girls' hostel (report datelined Tirupati).
- Why
- The circumstances are under investigation; police are trying to identify who abandoned the baby.
- Incident
- Newborn boy found abandoned near a septic tank
- Location
- Telugu Ganga Colony, Srikalahasti
- Found near
- Septic tank behind the women's degree college girls' hostel
- First responders
- Residents and hostel warden Jaya Sudha
- Investigating officer
- Town Circle Inspector Nagaraju
- Baby's condition
- Stable, according to doctors
- Action taken
- Baby shifted to area hospital for treatment
- Investigation status
- Under way to identify those responsible
