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Hyderabad’s traffic woes stem from widespread driver indiscipline, with millions of challans issued annually for violations like signal jumping and wrong-side driving. These everyday infractions transform key junctions into choke points, exacerbating congestion and commuter frustration despite enforcement efforts. Restoring order requires a fundamental shift in driving behavior and a commitment to basic road rules.  […]

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Hyderabad’s DIY tufting scene is booming, offering a unique, hands-on creative outlet for stress relief and connection. Participants craft vibrant rugs and wall art using tufting guns, finding it a therapeutic escape from screen-heavy routines. This engaging activity, perfect for beginners, allows individuals to create personalized decor and foster new friendships.  The post appeared first

Hyderabad’s traffic challan system faces scrutiny as penalties outnumber vehicles, raising questions about its effectiveness in fostering discipline. Experts highlight concerns over transparency and the absence of independent audits, while flawed enforcement practices and discounted fines dilute deterrence. Low recovery rates and accuracy issues further complicate the situation.  The post appeared first on .

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Revised NEET-PG cut-offs have led to state government quota seats in Telangana being filled by candidates with scores below 100, including those with ranks above two lakh. This has resulted in a significant portion of seats being allocated through the government quota, impacting teaching standards and potentially patient safety due to the disparity in academic