Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Hyderabad News Roundup: Exams, Projects, and Transport Updates
Hyderabad is buzzing with updates!
DElEd second-year exams are starting September 22.
GHMC is sprucing up the Khairatabad Zone.
Medical colleges offering postgraduate courses don't need to reapply for recognition.
Osmania General Hospital received a new blood processing machine.
A pharmacy college was ordered to return certificates to students.
The transport corporation plans more electric buses, and the first phase of TGICET admissions is underway, with the majority of seats filled.
These updates highlight various aspects of the city, from education and infrastructure to healthcare and transport.
DElEd second-year exams for the 2023-25 batch begin September 22.
GHMC inaugurated civic projects in Khairatabad Zone, including repairs and a new fountain.
The National Medical Commission clarified that medical colleges offering postgraduate courses do not require separate seat recognition.
Osmania General Hospital received a new refrigerated centrifuge for its blood center.
The Telangana Human Rights Commission directed a pharmacy college to return certificates withheld from students.
- Who
- Director of Govt Examinations, GHMC, NMC, OGH, Telangana Human Rights Commission, TGSRTC, and Students
- What
- Various announcements and events in Hyderabad
- When
- Announcements and events covered from various recent dates
- Where
- Hyderabad, Nalgonda
- Why
- To inform about new developments and updates.
- DElEd Exams Start
- September 22
- GHMC Projects
- Civic projects inaugurated in Khairatabad Zone
- NMC Clarification
- PG Med seats need no fresh recognition
- OGH Donation
- Received refrigerated centrifuge
- Human Rights Commission
- Directed return of certificates
- TGSRTC
- Plans to add 50 electric buses
- TGICET Admissions
- 77.9% of seats filled in first phase
