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Koppula Raju said the slogan raised by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi during his Bharat Jodo Yatra had evolved into a movement and that Telangana had emerged as a role model in conducting a scientific caste survey under Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy.

With the merger of the Shamshabad and Rajendranagar zones into the Hyderabad City Commissionerate, areas stretching from Balapur to Khairatabad will now fall under the city polices jurisdiction for the festivities.

FSSAI licences of three establishments were suspended and they were directed to stop business operations immediately in the interest of public health

The existing fares remains unchanged for 12 years

The period drama, based on the story of Taramati and Sultan Abdullah Qutub Shah, will be screened in the market section of Toronto International Film Festival

KPHB police took 16 students into custody, who were later served notices and let off

Temples across the city draw devotees through the day for abhishekams, bhajans, kirtans and cultural programmes, while neighbourhoods take on a festive glow

The Telugu film by director Chandra Mohan Chintada delivers a few laughs, but is let down by its dated treatment

From its solitary beginnings in Begumpet to a modern newsroom, the newspapersHyderabad journey mirrored the citys transformation. The veteran journalist recalls the people, places, and the newsroom camaraderie that shaped more than two decades of memories with the newspaper

From exposing major scandals to challenging censorship and highlighting grassroots failures, media has repeatedly served as democracys watchdog. Its influence reflects the role of free press in holding governments accountable, informing citizens and ensuring that voices of people are heard

From cutting out pictures of Gundappa Viswanath as a young cricket enthusiast to civil services and a distinguished police career,The Hinduhas been a trusted companion, says the DGP

From tackling communal violence and left-wing extremism to confronting terrorism, cybercrime and narcotics, Hyderabads police force has evolved with the city. Over five decades, a single Commissionerate has grown into a sophisticated four-Commissionerate system backed by specialised units, advanced technology, intelligence networks and citizen-focused policing

From the battlefields of 1971 and Kargil to Galwan and UN missions, generations of servicemen and women from A.P. and Telangana have upheld proud tradition of courage and sacrifice

In five decades, Hyderabad has travelled a remarkable distance from a laid-back capital with modest ambitions to a sprawling city of IT towers, Global Capability Centres and ambitious real estate projects. Various factors such as public investments, industrial and scientific institutions, migration, entrepreneurship and abundant land helped propel the city towards its present global profile

From typewriters and landlines to pagers, email and smartphones, technology has transformed the way journalism is practised. Reporting has become faster and more immediate, but the old rhythms of journalism have faded. As news moves at the speed of a message, reporters have lost time once spent building relationships, having conversations and discovering stories beyond the official version

Photojournalists helped anchor the newsroom, filing images amidst citywide curfews, naxalite shoot-outs. They navigated assignments carrying darkroom kits into makeshift hotel setups, processing negatives manually, rushing against time to transmit imagesvia standalone fax machines over single telephone lines often sending the solitary photograph that would inform the nation the next morning.

In the recent years, the city has emerged as preferred destination for Global Capability Centres, creating value across IT, R&D, customer support operations and intellectual property-related functions

From being the first Indian newspaper to foray into digital space in 1995 to todays world of smartphones,The Hindusdigital journey mirrors the transformation of news consumption

The collapse of an unauthorised seven-storey structure in Gachibowli last month has left residents dealing with damaged homes, disrupted businesses and concerns over the safety of a neighbourhood that has grown rapidly upwards. As PG accommodations and hostels proliferate alongside new construction, civic authorities have stepped up enforcement against unsafe and unauthorised structures.Siddharth Kumar Singhlooks at the changing landscape of one of the citys fastest-growing neighbourhoods

He commended The Hindu for its exclusive reports on major incidents that had changed the course of the nation and said its accurate reporting had helped governments in nation-building

For five decades, the district correspondents chronicled the changing face of united Andhra Pradesh, taking the newspaper beyond capitals and corridors of power into villages,conflict zones and remote hinterlands. From painstaking trunk-call filings to laptops and digital reporting, they brought grassroots voices, rural concerns, political shifts, social movements and crises to readers,becoming the quiet pillars of the newspapers credibility and legacy. They laid the foundation for what became o

From public sector giants and engineering clusters to pharmaceutical powerhouses, IT parks and frontier technologies, Hyderabads industrial landscape has evolved itself with the changing times. While public investment laid the scientific and manufacturing foundations; liberalisation unleashed potential of private enterprises and technology transformed the citys economic identity

Birla Mandir andThe Hinduhave witnessed Hyderabads remarkable transformation from neighbourhoods into a sprawling metropolis. From the temple, the skyline has risen and spread; through the newspapers pages, political upheavals, social change and the citys economic reinvention have been recorded. Both remain enduring markers of the citys journey

In five decades, the capital has transformed from a compact city into a sprawling, multi-centred metropolis. Jobs, migration, rising incomes and major infrastructure projects have pushed development far beyond its historic core, creating new residential and commercial hubs across the west, south and north and reshaping not just the citys skyline, but the way people work

At GenZ on the rise convention, student activists across States find common ground

Once a city of leisurely chai, neighbourhood cinema halls, street-corner conversations and the twin cities, Hyderabad has changed almost beyond recognition. Over five decades, tech, infrastructure, migration and enterprise have transformed its physical and economic landscape.From the first stirrings of computing to AI, GCCs and towering business districts, the city has reinvented itself

Established in 1966, South Central Railways six-decade journey mirrors Hyderabads rise from a historic city to a modern megapolis. From steam locomotives and wooden coaches to LHB trains, digital payments, LED stations and advanced safety systems, SCR has continually reinvented itself, balancing its rich railway legacy with the demands of a rapidly changing region

A section of readers said they relied on The Hindu for political news because they considered its reporting credible and less sensational