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Immersion procession of Khairatabad Ganesh idol in Hyderabad gets delayed start (opens the original)
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Under a grey overcast sky on Friday (September 25, 2026) morning, the 69-ft tall Khairatabad Ganesh idol’s journey towards the Hussainsagar lake in Hyderabad got delayed as a sea of faithful thronged to catch the glimpse of the symbol of the belief on Ananta Chaturdasi. Final preparations were underway for the immersion of the iconic 69-foot-tall Ganesh idol in Khairatabad, as Hyderabad Traffic Police make elaborate traffic arrangements and diversions for the Ganesh immersion procession on Thurs
It took two to tango to set stage for September 17, 1948 in Hyderabad (opens the original)
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A week before the tanks and armoured personnel carriers rolled into Hyderabad, Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru made it clear on the floor of the Constituent Assembly: “India could never agree to Hyderabad having independent relations with any other power for that would endanger her own security. Historically, Hyderabad has at no time been independent. Practically, in the circumstances of today, it cannot be independent.” The message on September 7, 1948 was a much stronger message than th
Who is fugitive Khadeer Khan Mohammed? | Explained (opens the original)
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The story so far: In July 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice announced a massive takedown of another criminal enterprise that tried to defraud Medicare, the U.S. government healthcare benefits program. The takedown named “324 defendants, including 96 doctors, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and other licensed medical professionals, in 50 federal districts and 12 State Attorneys General’s Offices across the United States, for their alleged participation in various health care fraud schemes in
The Hyderabad that was, and the city it is now (opens the original)
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Does anyone remember Hyderabad anymore? A city with sukoon, fursat and chai. A city where people switched off the lights at home and young men assembled under streetlights? A city where friends and families watched movies in cinema halls called Sangeet, Anand, Skyline, Lighthouse, Shanti, Amba and Manohar. And young men would sneak into a show at Lamba or Tivoli? Hyderabad’s art scene is finding new ways to make itself seen A city that graduated from haggling with rickshaw-pullers to autoricksha
This day, that age, and a few memories (opens the original)
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For 76-year-old R. Sekhar, September 3, 1976, remains a memorable page in his life — the night he worked to bring out the first edition of The Hindu printed in Hyderabad, from its new office on Begumpet Public Road. It was also a marker of a printing revolution. The rotary press was giving way to modern four-colour offset printer. “I remember the print run for the first edition was 29,000,” recalls Mr. Sekhar. For Hyderabad, then a city with a population of only a few lakhs, the figure meant tha
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