A sub-registrar in Nizamabad was arrested for allegedly registering land listed as prohibited property. Plot numbers 15, 16, 17 and 18 in Survey No. 169/3 at Arsapally village were included in the prohibited properties list. Despite the prohibition, several documents relating to the properties were allegedly registered. Police suspect collusion among the accused and execution of sale deeds by showing false ownership rights. The sub-registrar allegedly facilitated the registrations despite being required to verify the properties' status. She was arrested on September 2 at 4 pm, produced before court and remanded in judicial custody. Investigation is ongoing.

Nizamabad Municipal Corporation launched a special drive to collect property tax dues for 2024-25 financial year. Biannual deadlines are June 30 and December 31. Overdue payments incur 2% penalty. Property tax notices were previously issued; revenue officials now visit taxpayers encouraging online payments. Municipal Commissioner Dileep Kumar convened meeting with officials to streamline collection process and instructed division-wise interaction programmes to clarify payment procedures. Under Telangana Municipal Act, property taxes can be paid in two installments. First installment due by June 30; if missed, 2% penalty applies from July 1. Late payments after December 31 penalised similarly from January 1 onward. Commissioner appealed to public to settle dues promptly, stating timely tax payments contribute to Nizamabad's development.