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HC seeks clarification over e-auction of lands near Durgam Cheruvu

admin — Thu, 10 Sep 2026 16:12:00 +0000

The Telangana High Court directed the State government to furnish the proceedings relating to the revision of the layout plan of the plots near Durgam Cheruvu of Raidurg village by the Telangana Industrial Infrastructure Corporation.

A bench of Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh and Justice G.M. Mohiuddin passed the direction after hearing a Public Interest Litigation questioning the e-auction of the plots by the TGIIC in the lands of survey no. 83/1 of Raidurg village. The petitioner Juvvadi Pranay Simha Rao, a private employee, contended that the area of the plots was part of ancient rock formations and a heritage precinct. The petitioner wanted said the area was declared as Rock Preserved area under various government orders.

The bench also sought to know from the government as to why the layout was revised and what prompted it to change the plot nos. to P1 and P2 from plot nos. 6, 7, 11, 12 and 13. The matter was adjourned to September 21 for next hearing.

Published – September 10, 2026 09:42 pm IST

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190 abandoned vehicles shifted to St. Thomas Mount police station premises

admin — Fri, 19 Jun 2026 15:48:00 +0000

A total of 190 vehicles abandoned along roadsides within the S1 St. Thomas Mount police station limits were removed by the Greater Chennai Police and shifted to the police station premises. The vehicles were there for a prolonged period obstructing public movement and traffic. According to a press release, details of these vehicles have been uploaded on the official website of the Greater Chennai Corporation. Owners can approach the police station to claim their vehicles within 15 days from the date of the announcement. The vehicles that are still unclaimed after the stipulated time will be disposed of through an e-auction process in accordance with the procedures, the release added.

Published – June 19, 2026 09:18 pm IST

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Over 600 Gifts, Mementos Received By PM Modi Up For E-auction

admin — Tue, 17 Sep 2024 16:46:48 +0000

A key feature of the auction is the sports memorabilia from Paralympic Games, 2024.

New Delhi:

An e-auction featuring an exquisite array of gifts and mementos received by Prime Minister Narendra Modi began on Tuesday and will continue till October 2. More than 600 gifts and mementos are being auctioned online by the Union Ministry of Culture. ”This extraordinary collection mirrors India’s rich tapestry of culture, spirituality, history, and politics,” Union Culture Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat said on Monday while briefing the media about the auction.

Individuals keen to partake in the e-auction can register and participate via the official website — https://pmmementos.gov.in/.

According to the ministry, a poignant section of the auction pays tribute to India’s valiant warriors and freedom fighters, celebrating the glorious chapters of the nation’s history. A key feature of the auction is the sports memorabilia from Paralympic Games, 2024.

This is the sixth edition in a series of successful auctions of Prime Minister mementos, initially launched in January 2019. These auctions have garnered more than Rs 50 crore in five editions.

Minister Shekhawat said that like in the previous editions, the proceeds from this edition of the auction will also be contributing to the NamamiGange Project, a flagship initiative of the Union government dedicated to the conservation and restoration of the Ganga river, and the protection of its fragile ecosystem.

The funds generated through this auction will provide support to this worthy cause, strengthening our commitment to preserving our environment, he added.

The items on offer encompass an array of traditional art forms, showcasing vibrant paintings, intricate sculptures, indigenous handicrafts, and captivating folk and tribal artefacts. Among these treasures are items traditionally bestowed as symbols of honour and respect, including traditional angavastras, shawls, headgear and ceremonial swords.

Of special note is the collection of religious artefacts, featuring meticulously crafted temple models, such as the Shri Ram Mandir in Ayodhya and Shree Dwarkadhish at Dwarka. Additionally, the auction includes stunning statues of Hindu deities, adding a spiritual dimension to this splendid exhibition.

Distinguished works of art such as Pichwai paintings and many others grace the collection.

Notable items such as Khaadi shawls, Silver Filigree, Mata Ni Pachedi Art, Gond Art and Madhubani Art add further depth to the offerings, representing the diverse cultural heritage of India.

(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

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