The Hindu

More than 25,000 police personnel were deployed in Hyderabad, with additional forces, CCTV surveillance and emergency services as immersions continued into Friday night

From kinetic sculptures to hand-tufted rugs, the fourth edition turns walls, floors and everyday objects into canvases for Indian craftsmanship

From iconic single screens to multiplexes, streaming platforms and movies watched at home, Hyderabads cinema culture has changed dramatically over the years. Theatres that once anchored neighbourhoods have shut, others have reinvented themselves, and the meaning of going to the movies has shifted. Yet the appetite for films and the pull of a shared big-screen experience remains, writes Naveen Kumar

Hyderabad prepares for the main procession from Balapur to Hussainsagar; traffic restrictions on the procession route will be in place from 6 a.m.

Directed by Aneesha Grover, this multi-disciplinary production exploring womanhood and rebellion is on a four-city tour across India

Directed by Abhiramm Naidu, this European road trip Telugu film means well but struggles to shake off its old-fashioned undertones

From Ganesha paintings and Cheriyal wall plates to ceramic flowers and turtle-inspired trinket dishes, Hyderabads makers are preparing for a festive season of handmade gifting