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Time of India
5 days ago
- Time of India
Hyderabad bizman arrested for stealing foreign currencies from delegates
Bengaluru: A 57-year-old businessman from Hyderabad was arrested on charges of stealing foreign currencies from delegates attending conferences at a star hotel on Palace Road and at Indian Institute of Science. The accused is S Chintakindi Srinivasulu, who confessed to stealing currencies of US, Taiwan, Australia and Laos from delegates of both events. Srinivasulu, who told police he's into gemstone business, stole the currencies on June 23 and June 26. He found out about the events online — one was the annual meeting of APAC groups at Shangri-La Hotel on Palace Road. Another was a symposium at JN Tata Auditorium in IISc. You Can Also Check: Bengaluru AQI | Weather in Bengaluru | Bank Holidays in Bengaluru | Public Holidays in Bengaluru An investigating officer said Srinivasulu stole 300 US dollars and 3,000 Taiwan dollars from a guest, Roger Nienpo Sheng, at Shangri-La Hotel. At JN Tata Auditorium, he stole 200 Australian dollars and 7,000 Laos dollars. "The second theft came to light when we found during interrogation that he was present on IISc campus just three days after stealing currencies from Sheng." Probe revealed Srinivasulu wore a dark blazer at both events and spoke in flawless English. "He would target lone participants with bags. He would wait for the victim to leave the bag somewhere and then would open it and grab the currency notes," the officer added.
Time of India
04-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Need help for college admission? Head to this Bengaluru event
Bengaluru: Don't miss The Times of India's flagship education initiative, Mission Admission 2025, at JN Tata Auditorium, IISc campus, Malleswaram, Friday. Aimed at students and parents navigating the college admission journey, the event promises expert insights and timely guidance. The event will be inaugurated by Mohammad Mohsin, principal secretary, medical education, who will deliver the keynote address. S Sadagopan, former director, IIIT-B, whose name is synonymous with Mission Admission initiative over the years, will briefly address the audience. There will be counselling guidance sessions for CET and NEET state quota seats by R Manjunatha, joint controller of examinations and PRO, Karnataka Examinations Authority. S Kumar, executive secretary of ComedK, will speak on ComedK counselling process. Pradeep Eshwar, founder of Parishrama NEET Academy, will share valuable insights on cracking NEET. For students and parents looking to choose the right course in engineering or liberal arts, commerce, business studies and design, there will be two panel discussions where academicians and industry experts will underline the top trends and job opportunities in each of these streams. Entry is free. For details and registration, visit or scan the QR code.
