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22 days ago

Cyberabad Police conducted a joint Co-ordination Meeting was held on 24.09.2026, at the Main Conference Hall, Cyberabad Police Commissionerate to discuss the findings of the traffic flow, road safety & traffic management survey conducted by the Foundation for Resources and Innovations Policy (FRIP) in coordination with the Society for Cyberabad Security Council (SCSC) on the corridor from JNTU Junction to Raidurgam Metro Station and to Wave rock. The meeting also deliberated the proposal for introducing a Counterflow solution for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) as a modern and efficient public transport solution for the corridor. The meeting was attended by, Sri Sunpreet Singh, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Cyberabad, along with DCsP Traffic-I & II, Addl. DCsP Traffic-I & II, ACsP of Traffic Divisions, CEO-SCSC, CEO-FRIP and officials from various departments, including the Dy. Executive Engineer, CMC, TGIIC and Dy. Regional Manager and Divisional Manager of TGSRTC, participated in the joint meeting to deliberate on the issues of existing traffic flow, identifying bottlenecks, conflict points and examining feasible traffic management and engineering measures to improve the smooth and efficient movement of vehicles along the JNTU Junction–HITEC City–Raidurgam Metro Station - Wave rock corridor. The FRIP team conducted a detailed road inventory and traffic flow survey along the highly congested JNTU–HITEC City–Raidurgam Metro -Wave rock corridor, covering various aspects such as footpath availability, carriageway width, bus bays/stops, U-turns, junction design, parking arrangements and encroachments. Based on the survey and field observations, the following key issues and points were identified. · The JNTU–Raidurgam 7-km corridor is already operating near its maximum vehicular capacity, with peak-hour travel time reaching approximately 45 minutes. · There is a need for a mass-mobility public transport solution along the corridor to carry a larger number of commuters efficiently, reduce dependence on private vehicles and thereby ease traffic congestion. · A Counterflow Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system has been proposed as a modern and efficient public transport solution for the corridor. · The proposed BRT system is expected to reduce travel time by up to 20 minutes (from the present 45-50 minutes), increase passenger-carrying capacity and require no major land acquisition. · Under the proposed arrangement, the Counterflow BRT lane would be provided along either the central portion of the opposite carriageway or on the left side of the road in same direction, with suitable traffic-management measures. · Bus stations are proposed along the road median, with their locations and spacing to be determined based on passenger demand, operational feasibility and connectivity with key activity hubs. · The Counterflow BRT system is intended to facilitate faster movement of passengers while minimizing the impact on general traffic flow in both directions. · The buses would operate on optimally designed circular routes, enabling existing bus services operating along the JNTU–Raidurgam-Wave rock stretch to utilize the proposed dedicated Counterflow BRT lane, wherever operationally feasible. Traffic Police & TGIIC officials suggested that the proposed Counterflow BRT lane may be provided along the left side of the road, subject to technical feasibility and traffic-management requirements. TGSRTC officials informed that a considerable number of buses are presently operating up to Wave rock along this corridor and suggested that these existing bus services may also be integrated into the proposed Counterflow lane to improve passenger movement and optimize the utilization of the dedicated lane. CMC officials assured that necessary support would be extended for the development and improvement of footpaths, bus bays, bus shelters and other supporting infrastructure identified as part of the survey. Subsequently, the Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Cyberabad, directed the CEO, Foundation for Resources and Innovations Policy (FRIP), to undertake a detailed study on the practical difficulties and operational challenges involved in implementing the proposed Counterflow lane, particularly with regard to the management of vehicle breakdowns or obstructions within the dedicated lane. The Joint Commissioner further observed that implementation of the proposed system may require considerable time and resources for the development of bus shelters, bus bays, pedestrian facilities and other supporting infrastructure, besides involving additional requirements relating to manpower and financial expenditure. In view of the above, the Joint Commissioner directed the FRIP team to reassess the proposal and conduct a further study, with particular emphasis on identifying simple, feasible and cost-effective measures that can be implemented in the short term to provide immediate relief from traffic congestion, while examining the long-term feasibility of the proposed Counterflow BRT system.

CYBTRAFFIC's tweet photo. Cyberabad Police conducted a joint Co-ordination Meeting was held on 24.09.2026, at the Main Conference Hall, Cyberabad Police Commissionerate to discuss the findings of the traffic flow, road safety & traffic management survey conducted by the Foundation for Resources and Innovations Policy (FRIP) in coordination with the Society for Cyberabad Security Council (SCSC) on the corridor from JNTU Junction to Raidurgam Metro Station and to Wave rock. The meeting also deliberated the proposal for introducing a Counterflow solution for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) as a modern and efficient public transport solution for the corridor.

The meeting was attended by, Sri Sunpreet Singh, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Cyberabad, along with DCsP Traffic-I & II, Addl. DCsP Traffic-I & II, ACsP of Traffic Divisions, CEO-SCSC, CEO-FRIP and officials from various departments, including the Dy. Executive Engineer, CMC, TGIIC and Dy. Regional Manager and Divisional Manager of TGSRTC, participated in the joint meeting to deliberate on the issues of existing traffic flow, identifying bottlenecks, conflict points and examining feasible traffic management and engineering measures to improve the smooth and efficient movement of vehicles along the JNTU Junction–HITEC City–Raidurgam Metro Station - Wave rock corridor.

The FRIP team conducted a detailed road inventory and traffic flow survey along the highly congested JNTU–HITEC City–Raidurgam Metro -Wave rock corridor, covering various aspects such as footpath availability, carriageway width, bus bays/stops, U-turns, junction design, parking arrangements and encroachments. Based on the survey and field observations, the following key issues and points were identified.

· The JNTU–Raidurgam 7-km corridor is already operating near its maximum vehicular capacity, with peak-hour travel time reaching approximately 45 minutes.
· There is a need for a mass-mobility public transport solution along the corridor to carry a larger number of commuters efficiently, reduce dependence on private vehicles and thereby ease traffic congestion.
· A Counterflow Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system has been proposed as a modern and efficient public transport solution for the corridor.
· The proposed BRT system is expected to reduce travel time by up to 20 minutes (from the present 45-50 minutes), increase passenger-carrying capacity and require no major land acquisition.
· Under the proposed arrangement, the Counterflow BRT lane would be provided along either the central portion of the opposite carriageway or on the left side of the road in same direction, with suitable traffic-management measures.
· Bus stations are proposed along the road median, with their locations and spacing to be determined based on passenger demand, operational feasibility and connectivity with key activity hubs.
· The Counterflow BRT system is intended to facilitate faster movement of passengers while minimizing the impact on general traffic flow in both directions.
· The buses would operate on optimally designed circular routes, enabling existing bus services operating along the JNTU–Raidurgam-Wave rock stretch to utilize the proposed dedicated Counterflow BRT lane, wherever operationally feasible.

Traffic Police & TGIIC officials suggested that the proposed Counterflow BRT lane may be provided along the left side of the road, subject to technical feasibility and traffic-management requirements.
TGSRTC officials informed that a considerable number of buses are presently operating up to Wave rock along this corridor and suggested that these existing bus services may also be integrated into the proposed Counterflow lane to improve passenger movement and optimize the utilization of the dedicated lane.

CMC officials assured that necessary support would be extended for the development and improvement of footpaths, bus bays, bus shelters and other supporting infrastructure identified as part of the survey.

Subsequently, the Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Cyberabad, directed the CEO, Foundation for Resources and Innovations Policy (FRIP), to undertake a detailed study on the practical difficulties and operational challenges involved in implementing the proposed Counterflow lane, particularly with regard to the management of vehicle breakdowns or obstructions within the dedicated lane.

The Joint Commissioner further observed that implementation of the proposed system may require considerable time and resources for the development of bus shelters, bus bays, pedestrian facilities and other supporting infrastructure, besides involving additional requirements relating to manpower and financial expenditure.

In view of the above, the Joint Commissioner directed the FRIP team to reassess the proposal and conduct a further study, with particular emphasis on identifying simple, feasible and cost-effective measures that can be implemented in the short term to provide immediate relief from traffic congestion, while examining the long-term feasibility of the proposed Counterflow BRT system.

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29 days ago

Student Mobility Programme Review Meeting Held at Cyberabad Commissionerate A review meeting on the Student Mobility Programme (SMP) was held at the Cyberabad Commissionerate to assess learnings from the pilot programme and discuss the next steps for scaling up safe and compliant student transportation. The meeting was attended by Dr. M. Ramesh, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Cyberabad; Sri Sunpreet Singh, IPS, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic); Sri Naved, CEO, SCSC; Sri Sathvik, Traffic Coordinator; Sri Vijay and team. Key discussions focused on the need for doorstep/neighbourhood pickup, identified as an important requirement for parents. The meeting also discussed developing a mock-up of a proposed Student DPI platform to bring the Education Department, Transport Department and Police Commissionerate onto a common system for better coordination, mobility information and compliance monitoring. The possibility of deploying 12-seater and 22-seater vehicles through TGSRTC or authorised private operators was discussed to provide safer and more convenient student transport. Engagement with auto drivers and private transport vendors will also be undertaken to encourage the adoption of compliant vehicles such as Tata Wingers and 22-seater vehicles, while exploring available financing and government support mechanisms. An awareness video/article on traffic congestion around Oakridge School will be developed to highlight the impact of individual vehicle usage and promote carpooling, taxi pooling and shared student transportation. The meeting reiterated that student safety and compliance will remain the core pillars of the Student Mobility Programme. Meetings will also be held with parents at Bhavans and St. Ann's campuses to understand their challenges and gather feedback from parents already using the programme. School managements will be encouraged to support the adoption of safe and compliant student transportation. The stakeholders agreed to incorporate the pilot learnings into the next phase and work towards building a safe, reliable and sustainable student mobility system.

CYBTRAFFIC's tweet photo. Student Mobility Programme Review Meeting Held at Cyberabad Commissionerate

A review meeting on the Student Mobility Programme (SMP) was held at the Cyberabad Commissionerate to assess learnings from the pilot programme and discuss the next steps for scaling up safe and compliant student transportation.

The meeting was attended by Dr. M. Ramesh, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Cyberabad; Sri Sunpreet Singh, IPS, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic); Sri Naved, CEO, SCSC; Sri Sathvik, Traffic Coordinator; Sri Vijay and team.

Key discussions focused on the need for doorstep/neighbourhood pickup, identified as an important requirement for parents. The meeting also discussed developing a mock-up of a proposed Student DPI platform to bring the Education Department, Transport Department and Police Commissionerate onto a common system for better coordination, mobility information and compliance monitoring.

The possibility of deploying 12-seater and 22-seater vehicles through TGSRTC or authorised private operators was discussed to provide safer and more convenient student transport. Engagement with auto drivers and private transport vendors will also be undertaken to encourage the adoption of compliant vehicles such as Tata Wingers and 22-seater vehicles, while exploring available financing and government support mechanisms.

An awareness video/article on traffic congestion around Oakridge School will be developed to highlight the impact of individual vehicle usage and promote carpooling, taxi pooling and shared student transportation.

The meeting reiterated that student safety and compliance will remain the core pillars of the Student Mobility Programme. Meetings will also be held with parents at Bhavans and St. Ann's campuses to understand their challenges and gather feedback from parents already using the programme. School managements will be encouraged to support the adoption of safe and compliant student transportation.

The stakeholders agreed to incorporate the pilot learnings into the next phase and work towards building a safe, reliable and sustainable student mobility system.

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about 1 month ago

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT MEASURES REVIEWED FOR JNTU–HITEC CITY & SURROUNDING CORRIDORS A Co-ordination Meeting was held on 02.09.2026 under the leadership of Sri Sunpreet Singh, IPS, Joint Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Cyberabad, SCSC CEO Naveed, along with Addl. DCP, Traffic-I, ACP, Madhapur Traffic and Traffic Advisor Sri Prashanth. The meeting reviewed traffic congestion and bottlenecks along JNTU–HITEC City, Wipro Junction and Botanical Garden–AMB Mall corridors. Key issues discussed: * Feasibility of RTC bus diversions * Closure of selected U-Turns * Rationalisation of access points and road openings * Proposal for a Pedestrian Underpass at JNTU Junction * Traffic flow and bottlenecks at Wipro Junction, supported by drone footage analysis * Measures to improve traffic movement along Botanical Garden–Kothaguda Flyover–AMB Mall corridor Further field studies and engineering interventions will be examined to ensure smooth, safe and uninterrupted traffic movement.

CYBTRAFFIC's tweet photo. TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT MEASURES REVIEWED FOR JNTU–HITEC CITY & SURROUNDING CORRIDORS

A Co-ordination Meeting was held on 02.09.2026 under the leadership of Sri Sunpreet Singh, IPS, Joint Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Cyberabad, SCSC CEO Naveed, along with Addl. DCP, Traffic-I, ACP, Madhapur Traffic and Traffic Advisor Sri Prashanth.

The meeting reviewed traffic congestion and bottlenecks along JNTU–HITEC City, Wipro Junction and Botanical Garden–AMB Mall corridors.

Key issues discussed:
* Feasibility of RTC bus diversions
* Closure of selected U-Turns
* Rationalisation of access points and road openings
* Proposal for a Pedestrian Underpass at JNTU Junction
* Traffic flow and bottlenecks at Wipro Junction, supported by drone footage analysis
* Measures to improve traffic movement along Botanical Garden–Kothaguda Flyover–AMB Mall corridor

Further field studies and engineering interventions will be examined to ensure smooth, safe and uninterrupted traffic movement.

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about 1 month ago

TRAFFIC FLOW & ROAD SAFETY REVIEW | MADHAPUR–RAIDURGAM IT CORRIDOR The 2nd Advisory Committee Meeting of IALA, Madhapur & Raidurgam, was held under the chairmanship of the Vice Chairman & Managing Director (VC&MD), TGIIC. Sri Sunpreet Singh, IPS, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Cyberabad, attended as Special Invitee. Key traffic and infrastructure issues were discussed, including timely restoration of roads after utility works, regulation of OLA/UBER cab congregation and provision of adequate pick-up/drop-off and holding areas within IT establishments. Proposals for improved junction management, free-lefts, junction improvement works and better traffic channelisation were reviewed. Emphasis was also laid on pedestrian safety through safer crossings, footpaths, road markings, signage and other safety measures. The meeting highlighted coordinated efforts among TGIIC, IALA, IT establishments, civic agencies and Traffic Police to ensure smoother, safer and better-connected traffic movement across the IT Corridor.

CYBTRAFFIC's tweet photo. TRAFFIC FLOW & ROAD SAFETY REVIEW | MADHAPUR–RAIDURGAM IT CORRIDOR

The 2nd Advisory Committee Meeting of IALA, Madhapur & Raidurgam, was held under the chairmanship of the Vice Chairman & Managing Director (VC&MD), TGIIC. Sri Sunpreet Singh, IPS, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Cyberabad, attended as Special Invitee.

Key traffic and infrastructure issues were discussed, including timely restoration of roads after utility works, regulation of OLA/UBER cab congregation and provision of adequate pick-up/drop-off and holding areas within IT establishments.

Proposals for improved junction management, free-lefts, junction improvement works and better traffic channelisation were reviewed. Emphasis was also laid on pedestrian safety through safer crossings, footpaths, road markings, signage and other safety measures.

The meeting highlighted coordinated efforts among TGIIC, IALA, IT establishments, civic agencies and Traffic Police to ensure smoother, safer and better-connected traffic movement across the IT Corridor.

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Ramesh Masthipuram IPS

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about 2 months ago

Talk Sick = TOXIC

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about 2 months ago

Senior Officers Inspect Traffic Management Measures in Gachibowli & Raidurgam

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about 2 months ago

SCSC Celebrates 20 Years of Trusted Partnership for a Safer Cyberabad Two decades of police–industry–community collaboration strengthen safety, security and growth SCSC @ 20 logo unveiled and commemorative book “Enabling Enterprise – 2 Decades of SCSC” launched Hyderabad, August 23, 2026: The Society for Cyberabad Security Council (SCSC) celebrated its 20th Anniversary at AVASA Hotel, HITEC City, Hyderabad, marking two decades of successful partnership between the Cyberabad Police, industry and the community. The event, themed “Celebrating Two Decades of Trustworthy Partnership, Security & Growth,” brought together senior police officials, government representatives, industry leaders, security experts, healthcare professionals, media and community stakeholders. SCSC was formally established on August 23, 2006, with the objective of bringing the police, industry and community onto a common platform to address the emerging safety and security needs of the rapidly developing Cyberabad region. Speaking on the occasion, Cyberabad Police Commissioner Dr. M. Ramesh, IPS, said that the safety and security of IT professionals and the wider IT community remains an important priority for the Cyberabad Police. He appreciated SCSC for its continued support to the police and for strengthening public–private partnership over the past two decades. He recalled SCSC’s contribution during challenging periods, including the Telangana movement and the COVID-19 pandemic, when close coordination between the police, industry and other stakeholders helped address security, operational and community-related challenges. The CP said that the partnership has evolved over the years from responding to problems to developing proactive and practical solutions to emerging challenges. He emphasised that continued cooperation between the police, industry and community is essential for building a safer and more resilient Cyberabad. SCSC Journey Dr. Krishna Yedula, Former Secretary General, SCSC, recalled the early days of the organisation and the development of the Cyberabad IT corridor. He said that the idea of SCSC emerged from discussions between the police and industry on the need for a safe and secure environment for the growing technology sector. He recalled that extensive consultations and discussions on industry concerns and Standard Operating Procedures helped lay the foundation for the organisation, which formally took shape on August 23, 2006. He said that SCSC has grown into a strong platform that brings different stakeholders together and has continued to evolve according to the changing needs of industry and society. SCSC @ 20 Logo and Commemorative Book A major highlight of the programme was the unveiling of the SCSC @ 20 logo and the launch of the commemorative book “Enabling Enterprise – 2 Decades of SCSC.” The programme also featured an art performance by Ms. Nancy Sahu, Director, Strategic Relations, SCSC.

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Ramesh Masthipuram IPS

@MRAMESHIPS

2 months ago

Major business families in India like : @TataCompanies @AdityaBirlaGrp @MahindraRise @anandmahindra @JindalSteel_In @MPNaveenJindal @azimpremjiuniv @ShivNadarFDN @reliancejio have thought about the future and built institutions of higher learning which are comparable to any major University globally. Barring a few, we rarely find major business houses in AP or Telangana being concerned about education. Rather, they prefer to diversify into real estate. Despite the presence of many healthcare giants in Hyderabad, none of them prefer to spend on education. Rather they prefer to excel in retail business of their own pharmacies and institutes to cater to their own captive needs like Medical colleges. Despite the presence of many pharma and biotechnology giants in Hyderabad, none of them seem to have established any Pharmacy colleges. Rather, they prefer to spend on research for new formulations and APIs and promote their own retail chains. Have the founders of these business giants in AP and Telangana not benefited from the Indian educational system? Don’t they feel grateful for their own Indian education and the talent pool that helped drive their value creation? Do they consider giving back at all? https://t.co/YPtd4neOxf

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4 months ago

Coffee with a Cop – Episode 4: Building Resilience in a Changing World In observance of International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, the @SCSC_Cyberabad hosted its 4th edition of Coffee with a Cop at Inorbit Mall, Mindspace!

cyberabadpolice's tweet photo. Coffee with a Cop – Episode 4: Building Resilience in a Changing World

In observance of International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, the @SCSC_Cyberabad hosted its 4th edition of Coffee with a Cop at Inorbit Mall, Mindspace! https://t.co/uDCe2yLISV

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5 months ago

10 months ago

Proud to share the successful hosting of SCSC Conclave 2025 at HICC on Dec 11. With leaders from govt, police & industry, the event reaffirmed the power of PPP in building a safer, stronger Cyberabad. #SCSCConclave2025

khannavedalam's tweet photo. Proud to share the successful hosting of SCSC Conclave 2025 at HICC on Dec 11. With leaders from govt, police & industry, the event reaffirmed the power of PPP in building a safer, stronger Cyberabad. #SCSCConclave2025 https://t.co/nao6Z62rvd

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10 months ago

Cyberabad Traffic Marshal Shivakumar Turns Life Saver Hats off to Cyberabad Traffic Marshal Shiva Kumar! 👏 On December 5th, he sprang into action, performing CPR and rushing a commuter named Raheem to the hospital after he collapsed from a heatstroke at the Suraram signal. Doctors confirmed that his swift intervention was instrumental in saving the man's life! A true hero on the road! @CPCyberabad and Jt. CP, Dr. Gajarao Bhupal,IPS., praised the quick thinking👮‍♂️❤️

cyberabadpolice's tweet photo. Cyberabad Traffic Marshal Shivakumar Turns Life Saver
Hats off to Cyberabad Traffic Marshal Shiva Kumar! 👏 On December 5th, he sprang into action, performing CPR and rushing a commuter named Raheem to the hospital after he collapsed from a heatstroke at the Suraram signal.
Doctors confirmed that his swift intervention was instrumental in saving the man's life! A true hero on the road! @CPCyberabad and Jt. CP, Dr. Gajarao Bhupal,IPS., praised the quick thinking👮‍♂️❤️

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10 months ago

👮‍♂️ Celebrating Dedication: @CyberabadPolice Marks 63rd Home Guards Raising Day! 🇮🇳 with a solemn and inspiring parade at the CP Office grounds. 🥁 @CPCyberabad , Jt. CP Dr. Gajarao Bhupal, IPS, senior officials, and dedicated Home Guards personnel attended the nationwide commemoration of this vital auxiliary force, established in 1946. 🌟 Key Welfare Initiatives Highlighted: Financial Security: The establishment of the Cyberabad Home Guards Co-operative Credit Society (Jan 2025)—the first in Telangana!—to boost financial welfare. Enhanced Health Coverage: Salary-account holders with HDFC & Axis Bank are now eligible for ₹ 33 Lakh Health Insurance, OP consultations, and periodic full-body check-ups. 🏥 Welfare & Dignity: The Cyberabad Welfare Committee ensures timely support for personnel and families facing serious medical conditions. Full, uncapped medical reimbursement is extended to Home Guards injured in the line of duty.

cyberabadpolice's tweet photo. 👮‍♂️ Celebrating Dedication: @CyberabadPolice Marks 63rd Home Guards Raising Day! 🇮🇳 with a solemn and inspiring parade at the CP Office grounds. 🥁

@CPCyberabad , Jt. CP Dr. Gajarao Bhupal, IPS, senior officials, and dedicated Home Guards personnel attended the nationwide commemoration of this vital auxiliary force, established in 1946.

🌟 Key Welfare Initiatives Highlighted:
Financial Security: The establishment of the Cyberabad Home Guards Co-operative Credit Society (Jan 2025)—the first in Telangana!—to boost financial welfare.

Enhanced Health Coverage: Salary-account holders with HDFC & Axis Bank are now eligible for ₹ 33 Lakh Health Insurance, OP consultations, and periodic full-body check-ups. 🏥

Welfare & Dignity: The Cyberabad Welfare Committee ensures timely support for personnel and families facing serious medical conditions. Full, uncapped medical reimbursement is extended to Home Guards injured in the line of duty.

10 months ago

Honored to have been part of an insightful panel discussion at the ISB Institute of Data Science (IIDS) - Data Science Summit 2025 on "Deepfakes, Synthetic Fraud, and the AI Countermeasures." #DataScience #ISB #Cybersecurity #AI #DeepfakePrevention #SyntheticFraud #PublicSafety

12 months ago

Telangana Police W&C Safety Wing hosted a Tri-Commissionerate meeting chaired by ADGP Charu Sinha, IPS, with Hyderabad, Cyberabad & Rachakonda Commissioners & Security Councils, focusing on safe mobility, women empowerment & replicating best practices. #WomenSafety #ChildSafety

khannavedalam's tweet photo. Telangana Police W&C Safety Wing hosted a Tri-Commissionerate meeting chaired by ADGP Charu Sinha, IPS, with Hyderabad, Cyberabad & Rachakonda Commissioners & Security Councils, focusing on safe mobility, women empowerment & replicating best practices.

#WomenSafety #ChildSafety https://t.co/lwOdVD8W9y

about 1 year ago

It was great learning about innovative ideas and best practices for #RoadSafety and #TrafficManagement. Grateful to @HCSC_Hyd for this impactful platform and to all speakers for sharing insights on #SafeMobility and #CommunityEngagement.

khannavedalam's tweet photo. It was great learning about innovative ideas and best practices for #RoadSafety and #TrafficManagement.

Grateful to @HCSC_Hyd for this impactful platform and to all speakers for sharing insights on #SafeMobility and #CommunityEngagement. https://t.co/8CEUqmSFHT

about 1 year ago

Privileged to host IPS officers from 30+ states at @SCSC_Cyberabad , Cyberabad. Showcased our police-industry-government model, tech initiatives & citizen campaigns for a safer, inclusive #Cyberabad. Grateful for the encouragement. #SCSC #SafeCity

khannavedalam's tweet photo. Privileged to host IPS officers from 30+ states at @SCSC_Cyberabad , Cyberabad.

Showcased our police-industry-government model, tech initiatives & citizen campaigns for a safer, inclusive #Cyberabad.

Grateful for the encouragement.

#SCSC #SafeCity https://t.co/YtlSgaIxBo

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about 1 year ago

Honored to join as Guest of Honor & Keynote Speaker at Surakshit Hyderabad Awards 2025 with @Shikhagoel_IPS. Celebrating those making Hyderabad safer, stronger & inclusive—where safety is a culture, not just a policy. #SurakshitHyderabad #SafeCommunities

khannavedalam's tweet photo. Honored to join as Guest of Honor & Keynote Speaker at Surakshit Hyderabad Awards 2025 with @Shikhagoel_IPS.

Celebrating those making Hyderabad safer, stronger & inclusive—where safety is a culture, not just a policy.
#SurakshitHyderabad #SafeCommunities https://t.co/hYu2RBFNsi

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