The Telangana government has announced new measures, including the early closure of commercial establishments in Hyderabad by 10:30 PM. This decision has drawn criticism from both citizens and the business community. Meanwhile, the NEET-PG exam postponement has sparked frustration among postgraduate aspirants in the state. The government has also faced backlash...
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for imposing Section 144 in Miyapur and Chandanagar following the incident at Hilltop Mrugavani resort, where guests were harassed by police during a midnight check. In other news, Hyderabad witnessed scattered rains overnight, while districts received heavy downpours. The city also recorded the highest passenger traffic at the airport, setting a record with 548 air traffic movements. The Telangana CM is scheduled to travel to New Delhi tomorrow. Meanwhile, a 100-year-old sacred fig tree in Hyderabad was saved from being demolished. In education news, the postponement of the NEET-PG exam has been met with criticism from Rahul Gandhi, who claimed the education system is ruined. Additionally, there was a protest at the University of Hyderabad (UoH) on June 24th following the suspension of five students. The CPI(M) has called upon the state government to withdraw plans for conducting exams for ASHA workers.