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3 Indians Held in Sri Lanka with 50 kg Cannabis

Sri Lankan authorities arrest three Indian nationals at Bandaranaike Airport with 50 kg of cannabis valued at LKR 500 million. Major drug bust highlights cross-border smuggling efforts.

Robotic Lifebuoys to Save Lives at Vizag Beaches

Vizag police introduce AI-powered robotic lifebuoys at 16 beaches to combat drowning deaths. The device can travel 600 meters for swift rescues. Learn how this tech enhances visitor safety.

Vizag Residents Share New Year Hopes for City's Growth

As Visakhapatnam enters the New Year, residents voice urgent needs: easing traffic, affordable housing, and reducing pollution. Key projects like the international airport and IT hubs bring hope for 2026.

NCB Busts Khat Trafficking Ring in Bengaluru

The Narcotics Control Bureau dismantles a major khat trafficking network operating from Bengaluru, seizing 1.5 tonnes of the stimulant. Read the full investigation details.

Vizag crime down 12%, murders up 45% in 2025

Visakhapatnam sees overall crime decline of 12% in 2025, with significant drops in cases against women and children. However, murders surge by 45%, posing a new challenge for police.

Vizag Airport Sees 9.29% Passenger Growth in 2025

Visakhapatnam International Airport reports strong 9.29% passenger growth from Jan-Nov 2025, handling over 27.5 lakh flyers. It ranks 9th nationally for customer satisfaction. Read more about its hub ambitions.

Vizag's 'No Helmet, No Petrol' Rule Starts 2026

Visakhapatnam police will deny petrol to helmetless bikers from 2026, aiming to reduce road fatalities. Over 50% of AP's 2023 road deaths were two-wheeler riders. Read the full plan.

Vizag Plot Auctions Soar 64% on Major Investments

VMRDA plot auctions in Visakhapatnam witness massive price jumps, driven by ₹2.5 lakh crore investments from Google, IT giants. Discover how infrastructure is reshaping real estate.

Vizag, Araku Hotels Fully Booked for New Year

Visakhapatnam's hospitality sector hits record occupancy for New Year 2026, driven by tourism, events, and cool weather. Discover the surge in demand from luxury hotels to tribal tents.

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