Jacob Ross
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Asst Director IPR, Telangana CM Office
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One-Way Traffic System Around KBR Park To expedite the ongoing construction works under the prestigious H-CITI project in Hyderabad, a one-way traffic system is being implemented around KBR Park. 📅 Effective from: 18 August 2026 ⏰ From: 6:00 AM onwards A 360-degree one-way traffic system will be implemented around KBR Park. Guidelines for Motorists Follow the designated traffic routes and lane markings. Observe and follow the signage boards installed along the routes. Change lanes only at designated points. Use the prescribed routes and free-left facilities wherever available. Do not drive on the wrong side of the road. Avoid overspeeding, particularly during late-night and early-morning hours when traffic is relatively light. Follow all traffic rules and cooperate with traffic police personnel on duty. D. Joel Davis, IPS, Joint Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Hyderabad, appealed to motorists to cooperate with the traffic police and follow the temporary traffic arrangements. Follow the designated route. Follow the rules. Reach your destination safely. #KBRRouteGuide #KBROneWay #HyderabadTraffic #RoadSafety #DriveSafe Hyderabad City Police Cyberabad Traffic Police DGP TELANGANA POLICE CP Hyderabad City Police V.C. Sajjanar, IPS
Jacob Ross35,786 views • 14 days ago
Honourable Chief Minister Sri A Revanth Reddy flags off the thrill and energy of Indian Supercross Racing League Season 2 at Gachibowli’s GMC Balayogi Stadium. A high-octane evening with Minister Sridhar Babu and Bollywood superstar Salman Khan adding to the excitement.
Jacob Ross143,438 views • 8 months ago
Warangal Police Take Innovative Action Against Rowdy Sheeters In a strong and unusual crackdown on criminal activities, Warangal police conducted a public march with rowdy sheeters from Ajam Jahi Mills Colony Police Station to Shivnagar near the Khila Warangal Tahsildar Office under the subdivision limits. Under the scorching sun, CI Ramesh along with SIs led the rowdy sheeters on foot as part of a strict law enforcement exercise aimed at sending a strong warning to habitual offenders. The rowdy sheeters were later bind-overed before Khila Warangal Tahsildar Iqbal. With police personnel leading from the front, police jeeps following behind, and rowdy sheeters marching in between, the action created a powerful message against criminal activities in the city. The unprecedented initiative by Warangal police is being seen as a stern warning designed to instill fear among criminals and strengthen public confidence in policing. DGP TELANGANA POLICE #WarangalPolice #TelanganaPolice #LawAndOrder #Warangal #PoliceAction #CrimeControl #RowdySheeters #PublicSafety #Telangana
Jacob Ross18,078 views • 3 months ago
He led from the front, delivered without delay, and left behind results people can see and feel. Khammam didn’t lose a Collector it lost momentum. District Collector Khammam had seen many officers come and go. But when Anudeep Durishetty walked out of the Collectorate in April 2026, it did not feel like a routine transfer. It felt like a chapter had ended. The farewell was not just a formal gathering. It was emotional, heavy, and deeply personal. Employees who had worked with him stood silently, many unable to hold back tears. For them, he was not just a District Collector—he was a leader who changed how governance felt on the ground. When he took charge in June 2025, Khammam was like any other district—files moved, meetings happened, and systems functioned. But he refused to let administration remain mechanical. He brought speed, clarity, and purpose. One of the most striking changes was his push for technology. He insisted that officers use Artificial Intelligence tools for analysis, reporting, and monitoring schemes. Files that once took days began moving in hours. Reviews became sharper. Decisions became faster. Governance started speaking the language of the future. But his work was not limited to systems. It touched people directly. In schools, he launched the “Every Child Reads” campaign. Classrooms that were once silent began to echo with reading voices. Children who struggled with basics slowly found confidence. “Bagless Saturdays” turned learning into something joyful skills, creativity, and curiosity replaced routine memorization. In Velugumatla, when 31 acres of Bhoodan land were under threat, he acted decisively. The land, worth over ₹250 crore, was protected. For many, it was just a file. For him, it was justice. He did not wait for reports to understand problems. He visited sites, inspected works, and followed up relentlessly. Whether it was the Young India Integrated Gurukul buildings, Bhakta Ramadasu Kalakshetra modernization, or flood damage assessments his presence was constant. Work did not stop at approvals; it continued until results were visible. One incident stayed with many. A request came from a visually impaired student. Instead of routine processing, he ordered the conversion of a school into a specialized institution. That decision changed lives. It showed what responsive governance looks like. As the farewell meeting progressed, stories kept coming. Staff spoke about late-night reviews, field visits in difficult conditions, and his insistence on accountability. But more than that, they spoke about how he treated people with respect, clarity, and purpose. When his turn came to speak, the room was already emotional. He did not speak about achievements. He spoke about responsibility. He said administration is meaningful only when it reaches the last person. As he left the hall, there were no slogans, no grand gestures. Just silence, moist eyes, and folded hands. Khammam will move on. Another officer will take charge. Files will continue to move. But for those who saw governance change in real time for those children who started reading, for those lands that were protected, for those lives that were directly touched Anudeep Durishetty will not be remembered as just a Collector. He will be remembered as someone who made the system work like it was meant to. Revanth Reddy Office of Chief Secretary, Telangana Govt. IAS Association
Jacob Ross20,321 views • 4 months ago
1,085 Olectra E-Buses to Drive Hyderabad’s Green Mobility Vision Hyderabad is set to witness a major expansion in clean public transport with Olectra Greentech Limited securing a Letter of Intent (LOI) from Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC ) through Evey Trans Pvt. Ltd. for the supply of 1,085 electric buses. Telangana Honourable Chief Minister Sri A Revanth Reddy has consistently articulated a clear vision to position Hyderabad as a national leader in green mobility. He has emphasized rapid electrification of public transport, reduction of urban carbon emissions, and expansion of clean energy infrastructure as core priorities. The induction of 1,085 electric buses aligns with the state government’s strategy to modernize public transport, reduce fossil fuel dependency, and move towards a low-carbon urban ecosystem. The order has been awarded under the PM E-DRIVE initiative spearheaded by Convergence Energy Services Limited (CESL), aimed at accelerating electric public transport adoption across Indian cities. The buses will be deployed in Hyderabad, strengthening the city’s sustainable and zero-emission transport network. Headquartered in Hyderabad, Olectra Greentech has established itself as India’s leading electric commercial vehicle brand, consistently holding the No. 1 market share in electric buses. With over 3,600 electric vehicles deployed nationwide and an order book exceeding 10,000 vehicles, the company has clocked more than 500 million green kilometres. Alongside electric buses, Olectra also manufactures electric tippers supporting sustainable infrastructure development. For this project, Olectra will supply 12-metre low-floor electric buses in both AC and non-AC variants. Designed and engineered in India to suit domestic road conditions and high-frequency urban operations, each bus will feature advanced front and rear air suspension systems for improved ride comfort and passenger safety. The buses will be powered by high-capacity Lithium-ion battery packs offering a driving range of over 250 kilometres per charge, with opportunity charging capability of approximately 45 minutes. Dedicated wheelchair spaces will be provided to ensure inclusive and accessible mobility. Managing Director Mahesh Babu described the order as a significant milestone in Olectra’s journey of advancing India’s electric mobility transformation, reaffirming the company’s commitment to Make in India and world-class electric bus manufacturing. Under this vision, Hyderabad’s public transport system is being reshaped to be efficient, environmentally responsible, and future-ready—supporting India’s broader clean energy and net-zero goals. Ponnam Prabhakar Olectra
Jacob Ross10,531 views • 6 months ago
🇮🇳✨ A Historic & Heartwarming Moment in Karimnagar! ✨🇮🇳 🇮🇳 Collector Pamela Satpathy Rendered the National Anthem in Indian Sign Language 🇮🇳On Independence Day, Collector Karimnagar District Pamela Satpathy stole the show at Karimnagar Police Parade Ground — rendering the National Anthem in Indian Sign Language alongside hearing-impaired students. 👐🎶 🇮🇳Ministers and officials listened with great interest as Collector Pamela, along with Additional Collector Ashwini Tanaji Wakade and Municipal Commissioner Prapul Desai, performed the anthem in sign language alongside hearing-impaired students. 🇮🇳The unique gesture won widespread appreciation, with IT and Industries Minister Duddilla Sridhar Babu. Sridhar Babu Duddilla praising her efforts, saying, “Well done, Collector your rendition of the National Anthem in Indian Sign Language was wonderful.” 🇮🇳Pamela Satpathy has been a driving force behind several innovative initiatives in the district, often thinking differently and working for the welfare of the poor, leaving a distinct mark in development and public welfare. She has gained the admiration of the people through her many creative programs, and this Independence Day marked yet another rare distinction. 🇮🇳In a first-of-its-kind effort in the state, she had earlier arranged special training in the basics of Indian Sign Language for Karimnagar district officials. The week-long program enabled them to better understand and address the concerns of the hearing-impaired community. 🇮🇳By performing the anthem in sign language during the Independence Day celebrations at the Karimnagar Police Parade Ground — together with officials, hearing-impaired individuals, and Ashram school students — Collector Pamela reinforced her commitment to inclusivity, earning accolades. This is true leadership with inclusivity at heart. ❤️ Revanth Reddy Office of Chief Secretary, Telangana Govt. IAS Association #IndependenceDay #Karimnagar #Inclusion #SignLanguage #PamelaSatpathy #Telangana #AccessibilityForAll
Jacob Ross13,396 views • 1 year ago
Crowned by Confidence: A Collector’s Electrifying Message to the World’s Most Beautiful Women - Miss World Contestants Awestruck 👑On a night submerged in moonlight and meaning, under the spiritually charged skies of Buddha Purnima, something extraordinary happened. The world’s most beautiful women—contestants of Miss World 2025—didn’t just visit Buddha Vanam in Telangana. 👑They were awakened, inspired, and redefined by the powerful words of a woman who didn’t wear a crown, but carried one in her spirit — the District Collector, Nalgonda ILA Tripathi . 👑This wasn’t a routine welcome. It was a call to purpose. A celebration of feminine force. A reminder that beauty is not worn — it is owned. A Sacred Setting, A Timeless Message 👑As the contestants stood in the heart of Buddha Vanam, a site steeped in heritage and serenity, the Collector opened her message by connecting the moment to something cosmic. The rare alignment of the Earth, Moon, and Sun on Buddha Purnima, she explained, was no coincidence. The moon, with its historic link to feminine energy, rhythm, and intuition, served as the perfect metaphor. 👑"You are standing in alignment with the universe itself,” she told them. “And I say this not lightly — the next Miss World is among you.” Not a compliment. A declaration. “You’re My Miss World, Because You’re My World” 👑What followed was a moment of intimacy and insight. The Collector shared a personal conversation with her husband, asking him what she should say to women of such global repute. His answer? “You’re my Miss World, because you’re my world.” It wasn’t just romantic—it was revelatory. 👑She reminded the delegates that their crowns had already been placed, long before this competition—by the parents who raised them, the friends who admired them, the communities who believed in them. “To someone, somewhere,” she said, “you are already Miss World.” When Confidence Beats Perfection 👑Shifting gears from warmth to wisdom, the Collector spoke of the power that truly sets women apart — confidence. “Every woman is beautiful,” she said. “But it’s your confidence that makes you unforgettable.” 👑She cited the iconic moment from Miss World 2000, when India’s Priyanka Chopranamed Mother Teresa as the most inspiring living woman. The answer was technically wrong—Mother Teresa had already passed away. But Chopra delivered it with such poise and authenticity that she won the crown anyway. “Flawless facts are impressive,” the Collector said. “But flawless conviction? That’s unstoppable.” Beauty with a Purpose 👑In a stirring call to action, the Collector urged the contestants not just to shine on stage but to ignite change back home. She implored them to champion causes for girls and women, especially at the grassroots. 👑“Find what moves you — education, health, dignity, safety. Let it be hyper-local. Let it be real. Let your fame fuel a purpose bigger than the runway.” And with a cheeky yet unforgettable line, she dropped the mic: “Remember: Sisters before misters.” Dream. Chase. Lift Others. The Collector closed with a poignant truth: 👑“Too many women have never even been asked what their dreams are — let alone encouraged to chase them. But you? You know what a dream feels like. So chase it. And bring others with you.” 👑She wrapped up by acknowledging the flawless orchestration of the event by the police team led by SP Mr. Sharath Pawar, and the revenue and civil staff under Mr. Narayan Amit. She also hoped the delegates would savor Telangana’s hospitality — even if delicately balanced with their disciplined diets. A Night to Remember 👑Her final words didn’t just close a speech. They sealed a moment in history: “Tonight is not just a ceremony — it’s a celebration of voice, vision, and womanhood.” And as the moon shone over Buddha Vanam, the message was clear: They didn’t need a crown to be Miss World. They already wore it — in confidence, in compassion, and in cause. Telangana CMO Revanth Reddy Jupally Krishna Rao Office of Chief Secretary, Telangana Govt. Jayesh Ranjan Patel Ramesh Reddy Telangana Tourism Miss World Jayesh Ranjan #TelanganaTourism #IPRTelangana #MissWorldTelangana #MissWorld2025Hyderabad #TelanganaRising #MissWorld2025 #Hyderabad #GlobalGlamour
Jacob Ross10,530 views • 1 year ago
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