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Newsdesk too keeps pace with the changing times (opens the original)
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As The Hindu, Hyderabad, marks a milestone celebrating 50 years since its launch, the dynamics of the editorial newsdesk too witnessed a considerable shift. Initially, the Hyderabad edition was just reporting events and sending copies to the head office in Madras (now Chennai). The editorial desk was set headed by R. Chandrasehkar who moved to Hyderabad from Madras. Later, under the tutelage of ‘RCS’ as he was known, the remote pagination department and the regional newsdesk was established in H
The enduring power of Fourth Estate (opens the original)
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The role played by the media, whether print, electronic or social, has long been regarded as integral to the polity of a civilised country, particularly in India, where democracy is the form of governance. So much so that the media has, quite rightly, been accorded the status of the Fourth Estate, with the executive, judiciary and legislature being the other three. Also Read: Hyderabad’s art scene is finding new ways to make itself seen In fact, French philosopher Voltaire went to the extent of
The news pages that shaped perspectives (opens the original)
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‘The Hindu’ — perhaps the two most vivid words I remember from my childhood. Every morning, an English newspaper arrived at our doorstep, along with an Urdu paper that my father read. That English newspaper was The Hindu. As a young cricket enthusiast, I would turn straight to the back page. While my father read the front page, I would carefully cut out pictures of Gundappa Viswanath whenever they appeared, using a shaving blade. My father never objected. He simply allowed me to indulge in my pa
When political continuity became the turning point (opens the original)
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The turning point in the development of the city came in the late 1990s, when N. Chandrababu Naidu took over as Chief Minister and visualised HITEC City — a third city to the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad — with its iconic Cyber Towers in Madhapur, on the western side of Hyderabad, beyond Jubilee Hills. Cyber Towers was completed in a remarkable 14 months and soon became a favourite destination for IT companies. HITEC City expanded into Cyberabad, encompassing Gachibowli and beyond,
Decades of capturing history one frame at a time (opens the original)
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Long before digital sensors and instant cloud uploads revolutionized the Press, capturing history for The Hindu across undivided Andhra Pradesh was an endurance sport. It was defined by the pungent smell of darkroom chemicals in dimly lit hotel rooms, tight deadlines, and an unyielding commitment to truth, recalls former Chief News Photographer H. Satish. From the quiet beginnings of the Hyderabad edition in 1976 — when senior journalists relied on State public relations photos and freelance sho
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