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Hitech City has Hyderabad's best footpaths, but not everywhere (opens the original)
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Hyderabad: Outside the Gachibowli stretch that houses Infosys, TCS, Indian School of Business (ISB) and Wipro, the footpath is wide enough for three people to walk side by side. It is paved in granite. Next to it is a cycle track and a skywalk runs overhead. On a weekday afternoon, people were actually walking on it. That is more than can be said for most footpaths in the rest of Hyderabad. In most other parts of the city, footpaths are broken, narrow, dirty or taken over by shops and vehicles.
Tiles, trash, transformers: Secunderabad's broken footpaths (opens the original)
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Hyderabad: Secunderabad was once built with wide, orderly roads – a legacy of its military-planned past. Walk through it today and that order is gone. Footpaths across the city’s main roads and neighbourhoods have collapsed under neglect. Pedestrians are pushed off the kerb and onto the road, because footpaths here are treated as dumping grounds, parking spaces or free space for anyone to use. Take the footpath outside the fenced compound on Entrenchment Road. On paper, it is a good one. Red and
SIR: 9 months after by-election, Jubilee Hills lost 1.79 lakh names (opens the original)
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Hyderabad: Of the 1,79,510 electors on course to come off Jubilee Hills’ draft roll in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), as many as 1,48,859 were recorded under a single category: shifted, meaning the elector has moved away from the registered address for good. That is 83 in every 100 names on the constituency’s flagged list, the highest proportion of any of Hyderabad’s 15 Assembly seats. It is also the largest number of names filed under any one reason in any Hyderabad constituency, an anal
New Telangana GCC policy to focus on AI, space, semiconductors (opens the original)
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Hyderabad: Telangana is preparing a new policy for global capability centres (GCC) that will move away from broad-based incentives and instead target companies working in frontier technologies such as space, semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing and advanced life sciences, The Times of India reported quoting officials aware of the drafting process. The shift comes as the state’s GCC ecosystem, already the fastest-growing in the country, matures beyond simple scale, prom
iBomma Ravi moves court to unfreeze Rs 3 crore in bank accounts (opens the original)
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Hyderabad: Emmadi Ravi, the alleged operator of the movie piracy website iBomma, has approached a court here seeking the release of roughly Rs 3 crore frozen in his bank accounts, telling it that the freeze has left him unable to support his family. Ravi, widely known as “iBomma Ravi,” filed the petition before the 9th Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Court at Nampally, where it was listed for hearing. Police had seized his bank accounts and property deposits as part of the investigation int
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