Hyderabad Twins Killed

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  Hyderabad Man, Missing After New Zealand Mosque Attack, Among 50 Dead

  Farhaj Ahsan, one of the two Indian-origin people shot in the New Zealand mosque massacre, has died, his family in Hyderabad confirmed. Mr Ahsan, a person of Indian origin (PIO), was among the 50 people killed in the twin shootings at two mosques in Christchurch.

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  Mother, Son Found Dead In Their Home In Hyderabad

  Police suspect that the two were killed allegedly by their relatives over an ongoing property dispute in their family.

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  Hyderabad Twins With Mental Disability, Killed Allegedly By Uncle

  Two children with mental disabilities were killed allegedly by their maternal uncle in Hyderabad's Chaitanyapuri area on Friday.

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  Mujahideen Leader Yasin Bhatkal Convicted For Twin Hyderabad Blasts

  For the first time since it was banned as a terror group in 2010, top leaders of the Indian Mujahideen including Yasin Bhatkal have been found guilty of a terror attack.

• Incessant rains lash Hyderabad, one killed

  One person was killed and three injured in a house collapse as incessant rains lashing the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad inundated several low-lying areas and disrupted life, officials said on Friday.

• Hyderabad blasts: police release sketches of bicycle used

  The Andhra Pradesh police has released sketches of a bicycle used in the twin bomb blasts in Dilsukhnagar in Hyderabad last month which killed 17 and injured more than 100 people.

• For anti-terror hub, NCTC, a revamp to win states over

  Days after the twin blasts in Hyderabad killed 16 people and injured more than 100, the government is determined to revive the controversial National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC), which was abandoned last year after unequivocal criticism by state governments. To coalesce support, the government has re-diagrammed the anti-terror hub, stripping i...

• Hyderabad blasts: police analysing CCTV footage, hopeful of a breakthrough soon, says Andhra Pradesh top cop

  The probe into Thursday's twin blasts in Hyderabad, which killed 16 people and injured over 100, gathered momentum with the police scanning the images recorded on a Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) camera mounted on a traffic signal near a blast site in Dilsukhnagar.

• Hyderabad bomb blasts: Tragic tale of two mothers

  Along with the 16 people who were killed, nearly 120 more were injured in Thursday's twin blasts at Dilsukhnagar, a suburb in Hyderabad. Among them was 30-year-old Yashoda, who was six-months pregnant with her second child. She was on her way back home from work when she was thrown away by the impact of the blast and landed on her stomach. She not ...

• Hyderabad blasts: CCTV footage may hold vital clues

  The probe into Thursday's twin blasts, which killed 16 people and injured over 100, gathered momentum with the police scanning the image of a suspect captured on CCTV camera.

• Hyderabad bomb blasts: 10 latest developments in investigations and more

  A man in Hyderabad has been detained in connection with yesterday's twin blasts which killed 16 people and injured 117 in the busy neighbourhood of Dilsukhnagar. In Parliament, the government faced scathing criticism for overlooking intelligence warnings issued just days ago of a possible terror strike in cities like Hyderabad.

• Hyderabad bomb blasts: 16 killed, one detained in Old City today

  A man in Hyderabad has been detained in connection with yesterday's twin blasts which killed 16 people and injured 117 in the busy neighbourhood of Dilsukhnagar. The government will have to explain if the city was compromised because danger signs were ignored or missed, with innocent people paying with their lives for allegedly major lapses.

• Hyderabad bomb blasts despite intel reports, says Sushma Swaraj in Parliament

  The main opposition party today questioned the government's preparedness ahead of last evening's twin blasts in Hyderabad in which 16 people were killed and nearly 120 injured.

• Hyderabad bomb blasts: 10 latest developments in investigations

  16 people have been killed and 117 injured in the twin blasts that ripped through Hyderabad's busy neighbourhood of Dilsukhnagar last evening. Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde will update Parliament this afternoon on the details of the terror strike.

• Hyderabad bomb blasts: intel alert ignored

  Hyderabad bomb blast: After he visited the Hyderabad neigbourhood where 16 people were killed and 117 injured in twin blasts, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde repeated that though cities like Hyderabad had been warned 72 hours ago of a possible terror strike, there was no specific information that could have been acted upon by security officials.