Hyderabad City police Commissioner AK Khan on Monday announced Traffic restriction in few places of city on Tuesday in view of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh visit to State Capital.
Traffic at Airport, PNT Jn, Shyamlal Building, HPS, Begumpet Flyover, Greenlands Jn , Panjagutta Flyover, Panjagutta Graveyard , Sri Nagar T Junction, Green Mosque, KBR Park, Jubilee Hills Check Post, Road No 36/10 and Madhapur PS will be restricted or diverted between 11:00 AM to 12:00 Noon.
Traffic at Madhapur PS, Road No 36/10, Jubilee Hills Check Post, KBR Park , Green Mosque, Sri Nagar T Junction, Panjagutta Graveyard, Panjagutta Flyover, &nbsp;Greenlands Jn, Begumpet Flyover, &nbsp;HPS, Shyamlal Building, PNT Jn, Hyderabad &nbsp;Airport will be restricted or diverted between 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
Mr Khan requested people to take alternate routes to their destinations and avoid the above routes during the specified timings and co-operate with the Traffic Police during the period of traffic diversion as above.

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Traffic curbs for PM's visit

The Indian and Australian cricket teams on Monday reached Visakhapatnam to participate in the second one-day international of the three match series scheduled to be held on Oct 20.
The match two teams will play at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in this city.
Earlier, overnight rain and early morning showers had washed out the first one-day international between India and Australia in Kochi on Sunday. Margao will host the last match of the series on October 24.
According to sources, the teams have started practice sessions at the stadium.
India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Australia's stand-in captain Michael Clarke have started practicing sessions in the stadium.
The local cricket association has made arrangements to sell tickets through eSeva centres from October 16 across the district. The ticket prices will start from Rs 300 and will also be available at Rs 600, Rs 1000, Rs 2000, Rs 3000 and Rs 5000.
India won the Test series between the two cricketing giant 2-0 to further strengthen its No 1 rank in that format of the game.

Vizag ODI: Teams start practice

The absence of officials from the Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport to welcome medal winners at the Commonwealth Games back home on Saturday spoke volumes about their dedication to promote sports and sportspersons.
Gold Medalists Saina Nehwal, Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa arrived here on Saturday to be received by the crew of a private television channel and their fans but no officials. This, despite the fact that the Hyderabadi players had played a vital role in ensuring that the country harvest its best ever tally of medals to be at the second spot.
The welcome, or lack of it, was disappointing to say the least. But the athletes&rsquo; joy was certainly not going to be dampened by the shoddy treatment meted out to them by the authorities, since the boisterous fans more than made up for their absence.
Parupalli Kashyap, the bronze medallist in men's singles and India's chief coach Pullela Gopichand, also arrived with Saina and others.
Saina, Jwala and Kashyap are from Andhra Pradesh while Ashwini, who partnered with Jwala to win the gold in women's doubles, hails from Karnataka.
'It was a fantastic feeling. I can never forget it,' said Saina on her gold medal winning performance in women's singles. The world number three termed the final which saw India edge out England in the Gold Medals tally, as &lsquo;the toughest match of my career.&rsquo;
The crowd favourite and the toast of the country attributed her win to the support of her parents, coach and the crowd, who helped her to perform well. She warned her future opponents that she would now be preparing for the next month's Asian Games in China.
Her coach and mentor Gopichand exulted with joy at the country&rsquo;s best ever performance in badminton which saw India bagging two Golds, one Silver and a Bronze.
Jwala Gutta pointed out her disappointment in not only the treatment meted out to the winners, but also said that the sports authority had even failed to greet her on her win.
The state government, on its part, announced cash prizes of Rs 10 lakh, Rs 7.5 lakh and Rs 5 lakh to Gold, Silver and Bronze medal winners respectively.
Sportspersons from the state bagged six golds, eight silvers and five bronzes, with Gagan Narang winning four Golds in shooting, along with Saina and Jwala for badminton. Silver medals went to Sania Mirza for tennis, Asher Noria for shooting, Ritul Chatterjee and Ch Jignas for archery.
The Bronze medal winners were Abdul Najeeb and S Geetha men's and women's 4x100 metres relay respectively while lifter Srinivasa Rao bagged the other bronze.

Fans welcome CWG winners at RGIA, SAAP officials absent

Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanam Executive Officer I Y R Krishna Rao on Saturday stated that the Devasthanam has received Rs 14.36 crore as hundi collection during the nine days of Srivari Navaratri Brahmotsavam, which was concluded with Chakrasnanam.
Mr Krishna Rao told media persons that six lakh devotees visited the hill shrine for darshan of Lord Venkateswara during the nine day even.
He said the Devasthanam has sold 22 lakh laddus to devotees and there were no complaints about the shortage of supply of laddus.
The EO revealed the temple authorities provided free meal to 9 lakh devotees and 3 lakh devotees were tonsured in Kalyanakatta.
Mr Krishna Rao also revealed that the devasthanam has organized a national-level convention on November 14-15 to frame modalities for providing accommodation, amenities and hassle-free darshan of Lord Venkateswara.
He said the religious heads meet would be held on November 29 and 30.
Former Executive Officers I V Subba Rao, Ajay Kalam and PVRK Prasad will attend the conventions and offer their valuable suggestions.
The EO also thanked the TTD and police officials for extending their cooperation to ensure that the Brahmotsavam passed off smoothly.

Traffic curbs for PM's visit

Vizag ODI: Teams start practice

Vizag ODI: Teams start practice

Vizag ODI: Teams start practice

Vizag ODI: Teams start practice

Vizag ODI: Teams start practice

Fans welcome CWG winners at RGIA, SAAP officials absent

Fans welcome CWG winners at RGIA, SAAP officials absent

Fans welcome CWG winners at RGIA, SAAP officials absent

Fans welcome CWG winners at RGIA, SAAP officials absent

TTD nets Rs 14.36 cr during Brahmotsavam

TTD nets Rs 14.36 cr during Brahmotsavam