Sunday 6 April 2014

List of Polling Booths in Kukatpally Constituency

List of Polling Booths in Kukatpally Constituency




PB
Kukatpally
New Govt Jr College RNo8 126161
Kukatpally
Dayarguda Sangeethnagar
New Govt Jr College RNo6 126161
Kukatpally
Kukatpally Village
Zpp High School Kukatpally 10 C
lass Room
Kukatpally Village
Zpp High School Kukatpally 5 Cl
ass Room
Kukatpally
Kukatpally
Shantjinagar Kukatpally
Nagarjuna Model High School 531
38 Hm Room
Shanthinagar Kukatpally
Shanthinagar Kukatpally
Nagarjuna Model High School 531
38 Lkg A Room
Shanthinagar Kukatpally
Kukatpally Ward Office Bc Room
Kukatpally
Neardevinagar Kukatpally
Bhagyanagar School 55710a 9 Cla
ss RNo2
Neardevinagar Kp
Bhagyanagar School 55710a RNo5
2nd Class
Bhagyanagar School 55710a RNo7
4th Class
Sri Sri Nagar
Rajeev Gandhi Nagar

Friday 21 March 2014

Hyderabad Metro Rail (HMR)

HMR



Project Highlights:

• An elevated Metro Rail, with 2 tracks (up and down lines) on a deck erected on pillars in the central median of the road, without obstructing the road traffic.
• Adequate parking space and circulating areas to be provided for multi modal commute
• The proposed rail will have a maximum speed of 80 kmph, the average speed of the trains will be around 34 kmph- an international standard for MRT systems.
• The travel time by Metro Rail from one end to another will be as such:
• 45 minutes for Corridor 1 (Miyapur-L.B. Nagar- 28.87 KM) as against 1 hr 44 minutes by road.
• 22 minutes for Corridor 2 (Jubilee Bus Station- Falaknuma-14.78 Km) as against 1 hr 10 minutes by road
• 39 minutes for Corridor 3 (Nagole-Shilparamam-27.51 KM) as against 1 hr 26 minutes by road.
• Rails will of course be continuously welded in order to lessen the noise levels.
• Different categories of aesthetic stations are being designed to reflect the local architecture. As far as possible, parking and circulation areas will be developed on nearby government lands.
• Coaches will be air-conditioned with automatic door closures and many other safety features.
• Eco-friendly travel mode that will reduce air as well as noise pollution in the city terminals. Also station based junctions will be conducted with bus transport (bus rapid transit system) routes & smart card-based automatic ticketing systems.

Advantages of Metro Rail


•The Metro Rail System has proven to be most efficient in terms of energy consumption, space occupancy and numbers transported.
• High-capacity carriers – very high volumes of peak hour peak direction trips.
• Eco-friendly – causes no air pollution, much less sound pollution.
• Low energy consumption – 20% per passenger km in comparison to road-based systems.
• Greater traffic capacity – carries as much traffic as 7 lanes of bus traffic or 24 lanes of car traffic (either way).
• Very low ground space occupation – 2 meter width only for elevated rail.
• Faster – reduces journey time by 50% to 75%.

STATIONS

3 Corridors - 66 Stations - 3 Interchange Stations:
Corridor I Corridor II Corridor III
Miyapur to L B Nagar - 27 Stations JBS to Falaknuma - 16 Stations Nagole to Shilparamam - 23 Stations
Stations – Corridor I:
Miyapur JNTU College KPHB Colony
Kukatpally Balanagar Moosapet
Bharat Nagar Erragadda ESI Hospital
S R Nagar Ameerpet Punjagutta
Irrum Manzil Khairatabad Lakdikapul
Assembly Nampally Gandhi Bhavan
Osmania Medical College MG Bus station Malakpet
New Market Musarambagh Dilsukhnagar
Chaitanyapuri Victoria Memorial L B Nagar
Stations – Corridor II:
JBS Parade Grounds Secunderabad
Gandhi Hospital Musheerabad RTC Cross Roads
Chikkadpally Narayanguda Sultan Bazar
M G Bus Station Salarjung Museum Charminar
Shalibanda Shamsher Gunj Jungametta
Falaknuma

Stations - Corridor III:
Nagole Uppal Survey of India
NGRI Habsiguda Tarnaka
Mettuguda Secunderabad Parade Grounds
Paradise Rasool Pura Prakash Nagar
Begumpet Ameerpet Madhura Nagar
Yusuf Guda Road No 5 Jubilee Hills Jubilee Hills Check Post
Pedamma Temple Madhapur Durgam Chervu
HITEC City Shilparamam

Interchange Stations:
Ameerpet Station Corridor I & III
M G B S Station CorridorI & II
Parade Grounds Station Corridor II & III

DEPOTS


Hyderabad Metro Rail has planned three maintenance facilities (train depots) for stabling and maintenance of trains, rail systems and engineering maintenance vehicles.
Each line has a supporting depot where all the trains of that line shall be stabled in night. These maintenance depots are manned round the clock and are equipped with all facilities and resources required for efficient and effective maintenance of rail system assets.
The three depots planned in 72 km rail network of Hyderabad Metro Rail are located at:
  • Miyapur for Corridor 1 (Miyapur –LB Nagar)
  • Falaknuma for Corridor 2 (JBS – Falaknuma)
  • Uppal for Corridor 3 (Shilparamam – Nagole)
The Uppal depot is the main depot cum workshop where the overhaul and corrective maintenance facilities for whole fleet are planned. The other two depots have basic facilities for scheduled preventive maintenance and minor corrective maintenance.
Major facilities planned in these depots are:
  • Automatic train wash plant
  • Inspection and workshop bays
  • Offices
  • Depot control center
  • Covered & open Stabling lines
  • Infrastructure maintenance facilities
  • Electrical & Mechanical workshops
  • Electronic repair shops
  • Open and outdoor storage facilities
  • Wheel profiling lathe
  • M&P for repair & overhaul
  • Training, conference rooms, Cafeteria etc.
The maintenance workshops are managed by a team of managers who plan, coordinate and managevarious activities in depot to ensure that the trains are well maintained and cleaned for daily passenger service.
Every night when trains return from revenue services the trains are thoroughly washed at train wash plant before it is stabled on stabling lines. Daily internal cleaning is carried out before inducting trains in service to provide clean environment and ambience to passengers.
The trains are inspected, checked and certified 'fit-for-service' to allow train service in passenger service. This requires thorough analysis of data downloaded from train, visual inspection by team of engineers & technicians, successful completion of on-board test of vital safety systems and other comfort functions of trains.

TELECOM SYSTEM


Telecommunication System Key Features
General:
  • State of the art Communication System facilitating continuous communication between Central Control, Train Operators and Station Controllers.
  • Modular, Reliable, Redundant and Proven Systems
  • Distributed Architecture - In event of failure of the link between OCC and Station all Station Communication equipment shall continue to operateindependently in Local mode.
  • Gigabit Ethernet based IP Backbone System - All Communication Sub-Systems shall support IP and integrated through GE (IP) Network.
  • Broadcast & display of train related information in different languages like Telugu, English and Hindi
  • Emergency Call Point / Help-point phone at stations to assist passenger in case of any help required.
  • PoE based complete IP based CCTV surveillance of all passenger areas for all stations.
Sr. No. Communication Sub-System Key Feature
1 DTS System
  • Complete IP-Ethernet Based System
  • 10 GB Backbone Network with Dual Core Ring Configuration.
  • Layered Architecture – Core, Distribution and Access.
  • < 50ms recovery time
  • 2x120 FO Operation Cables and 2X120 FO Commercial Cables
2 Telephone System
  • Hybrid System – Supports both TDM & IP trunks
  • Tandem and Satellite PABX for all locations
  • Centralized Voice Mail System (CVMS)
  • Types of telephone shall be Analogue Telephone, Digital Telephone, Help-Points Phone and IP Phones
  • PFCT Bypass facility

 

Thursday 15 December 2011

Congress Senior MPs fuming at Chiranjeevi


Congress Senior MPs fuming at Chiranjeevi

The Congress Senior MPs were unhappy with the reports of High Command would be offering Union Cabinet Berth to Chiranjeevi, who merged PRP with the 100 plus year-old party.

"If Chiru takes oath as Cabinet Minister, We will resign as Congress MPs," said some Senior Congress MPs.

"Congress is offering posts to the leaders whoever comes forward to join it from the other parties. Dasari, Purandeswari, Jaipal Reddy and Renuka Chowdary were the best examples. The latest one to join this list is Chiranjeevi. All these developments would send wrong signals. It was because of Chiru, Congress lost many seats in 2009 Assembly elections," said a Telangana Congress MP.

"Chiru merged PRP with Congress 8 months back. How can he be offered Union Cabinet Berth in such a short span of time. We have no objection, if he was offered a ministry in State cabinet," opined Andhra Congress MP.

According to the reports in Media, Chiranjeevi might take oath as Union Cabinet Minister on December 18th. 

Union Cabinet Berth aspirants - Kavuri Sambasiva Rao, Rayapati Sambasiva Rao, Ananta Venkat Rami Reddy, Sai Prathap, Neduru Malli Janardhan Reddy (Andhra). V Hanumantha Rao, Nandi Yellaiah, Sarve Satyanarayana, Anjan Kumar Yadav, Madhu Yashki (Telangana).

Chiranjeevi - 'King in PRP' to 'Servant of Congress'


Chiranjeevi - 'King in PRP' to 'Servant of Congress'


Chiranjeevi - 'King in PRP' to 'Servant of Congress'


CPI State Secretary Narayana opined that Praja Rajyam Party would have benefited, if it had not been merged with Congress.

"In view of the present political crisis, Praja Rajyam Party would have benefited. But Chiranjeevi didn't have that patience to enjoy the fruits," said Narayana.

The CPI Leader also said that he never expected Chiranjeevi would disappear so quickly. "After getting 18% votes & 70 lakh people support with his charishma and hard work, Chiru suddenly disappeared from the political arena by merging his party with the Congress.  He would have been a king with the PRP, but now he has become a servant of ruling Congress," he opined.

Notably, Narayana (CPI) showed keen interest in alliance with Chiru's PRP before the Assenbly elections 2009. However, things didn't fall in place with Raghavulu (CPM State Secretary) joining hands with Chandrababu which later resulted in formation of the Maha Kutami.

Eggs hurled at Chandrababu Naidu


Eggs hurled at Chandrababu Naidu


Eggs hurled at Chandrababu Naidu


TDP president Chandrababu Naidu had a bitter experience at Adilabad when the pro-Telangana activists hurled eggs at his convoy on Wednesday.

The JAC Activists had thrown eggs at Chandrababu Naidu convoy at the Utnoor cross roads in Adilabad district. Although none of them has hit Chandrababu, 3 eggs have fallen on his convey. The police immediately swung into action and took the 10 miscreants into their custody. TDP leaders have protested the attack on Chandrababu and also warned the TRS and JAC activists.

Chandrababu Naidu was in Adilabad to take part in his Rythu Porubata program. He said that the TDP would continue its Rythu Porubata until the farmers problems were resolved by the government.

Wednesday 14 December 2011

Engg students in a fix as firms refuse internships


Engg students in a fix as firms refuse internships

HYDERABAD: Engineering students are a worried lot this winter with several companies refusing to allot internship positions to them in their city offices. With the Telangana agitation forcing colleges to cut short their six-month internship projects to just four months, most companies have refused to take students in for such a short period. The internship and a major project work constitute 200 marks of the final semester scores of engineering students.
Students and college managements said that most of the major companies from different fields of engineering, including mechanical, IT and biotechnology have refused internships this year. The company representatives have communicated to the applicants that they will accept only those students who can work for six months. With the Telangana bandhs derailing the academic year, students said that it is impossible for them to spend six months on their internship.
All internships of JNTU students start on December 21. College representatives are in talks with companies and research institutions requesting them to admit students for a short internship period this year. "Internships are a major part of engineering study as it is supposed to help us get on hand experience of working. But this year a majority of the companies and institutions in Biotech field has refused to take us in," said a student from Srinidhi Institute of Sciences and Technology. In biotechnology major research institutes including CCMB, NGRI and IICT have informed student applicants that they will not allow a four-month internship. Even in IT stream companies including Accenture, Mahindra Satyam, Infosys, Cognizant and Wirpo are insisting on a six-month internship period, students said. "The college authorities are lenient enough to accept and internship of four or even three months in some cases, but in the industry a short internship is not acceptable," said a student doing her final year IT stream.
Students said that the short internship period has also restricted their career prospects. "Some of the companies like Accenture were ready to give offers to their internees after a six month internship. As we do not have enough time to spend such companies have refused to take us in," a student said.
College authorities said that they have been trying to convince companies to admit students. "If the internships are to be extended for two more months, students will not get enough time to prepare for their final semester examinations. We have requested institutes to allow them to do internship for four months as affiliating university JNTU has prescribed just a four-month internship," said principal of a college. Meanwhile, students said that they have been losing out on internship offers that come from companies outside the state as JNTU has specified that all major projects should be done from companies located within the city.

Robbers strike at police quarters!


Robbers strike at police quarters!

HYDERABAD: Burglars gained entry into the Goshamahal police quarters and escaped with Rs 29,000 cash from three houses on Sunday evening.
Though local police refused to confirm the thefts, it is learnt Rs 2,500 cash was stolen from the house of constable Nagaraju, Rs 12,000 cash from a trainee SI's house and Rs 14,500 from a head constable's quarters. "These houses were not locked and the money was stolen from pockets of clothes hung in the front room," a source said.
Shahinayatgunj CI Guru Raghavendra said some miscreants who tried to enter the police quarters were chased away by residents on Sunday evening.
"There was no loss of property reported," the inspector said.