Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Hyderabad: Festive Buses, Health Advisory, and Encroachment Drive
Hyderabad is getting ready for festivals with lots of special buses running.
There's also a seminar about Indian footwear traditions happening in November.
In Erragadda, people are learning about voting.
Some new construction projects are starting, like water lines and a yoga center.
Health officials are warning people about the chance of getting sick from the weather and giving advice on how to stay healthy.
Finally, officials are working on removing blockages from drains to prevent flooding, and police are keeping watch in Talla Rampur village.
TGSRTC will operate 7,754 special buses for Bathukamma and Dasara from September 20 to October 2.
FDDI and Pleach India are hosting a footwear heritage seminar and exhibition from November 28-30.
A voter education drive was held in an Erragadda college for the Jubilee Hills by-election.
Civic works, including new water and sewerage lines, are commencing in Banjara Hills.
The DPH issued a health advisory regarding vector, water and airborne diseases.
- Who
- TGSRTC, FDDI, Pleach India, GHMC, DPH, HYDRAA, Police
- What
- Launching special bus services, hosting a footwear heritage seminar, holding voter education drives, laying foundation stones for civic works, issuing a health advisory, and addressing nala encroachments.
- When
- September 20 - October 2 (bus services); November 28-30 (seminar)
- Where
- Hyderabad, Talla Rampur (Nizamabad)
- Why
- To facilitate travel for festivals, promote footwear heritage, encourage voting, improve infrastructure, prevent diseases, and manage water flow.
- Special Bus Operation Dates
- September 20 - October 2
- Special Bus Count
- 7,754
- FDDI Seminar Dates
- November 28-30
- Water Line Project Cost
- Rs. 13 lakh
- Yoga Centre Shed Cost
- Rs. 25 lakh
- Advisory Issued By
- DPH, Dr. B. Ravinder Nayak
- Talla Rampur Prohibitory Orders
- September 15-21