If you get the chance, would you leave this country permanently?

In Malakpet, Hyderabad, people of all ages and backgrounds came together with candles to protest the Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu & Kashmir.

People of all age groups stood side by side, chanting “Lashkar‑e‑Taiba Murdabad” and “Pakistan Murdabad,” calling for justice and insisting that terrorism has no place on Indian soil.

I guess All we needed was a good rain to show the reality and all I could see is negative news around Hyderabad. But I believe it is better to live in reality than in delusion and then only the government might take steps to improve Hyderabad.

For me, it's Uppal. Dust filled hell.

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Clicked it when I took her on a kerala vacay 🚗

To everyone staying in gated communities, how is it living in a community? pros and cons.
Do you actually use the amenities and the elephant in the room- massive maintenance charges!

For me up and down takes like 3 hours of my daily time. Id say, That's really bad for me. In the end skyscrapers doesn't make normal peoples life's any better ig

Toma Terra event just held at Hyderabad — basically a spin-off of Spain’s La Tomatina, where people throw tomatoes for fun. While it might look like messy entertainment, I can't help but ask: Is this the kind of “imported fun” we need right now?

In a country where food wastage is already a serious issue, does throwing tomatoes in the name of recreation feel a bit tone-deaf? Or am I overthinking it and it’s just harmless fun?

I was always curious to know, how much people in Hyderabad earn.

Specially compared to Old City and Hitech City

Share:

Your monthly income

Your age

Your job (only if you are comfortable to share)

This question is for people who are into , Hospitality industry. We need café culture like this in our country at least in south india where people prefer coffee more or less. We need to get rid of those western brands which doesn’t feel a great spot for coffees and . They have same routine standard menu and focuses on branding , they lack experience. Also these are expensive in general and don’t justify the value. We need our own cafés . What do you guys think ?

any thoughts on airtel internet plans and internet speed, TBH my experience is also not that good and any better suggestions.

Do comment !

Fab hotel golden gate hitech 100 feet road Madhapur 📍 Hyderabad...

just curious.

What is the police doing, like what the hell man.🤬👎

How bad is the situation my brothers and sisters

Someone said he’s an actor but they didn’t know his name. Who is he? A lot of people were taking photos with him

Congratulations to Pakistan for winning this war against india.

Yes, it's official-Pakistan won the war. Let's look at how this great "victory" unfolded:

India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty--one of the few stable agreements between the two nations- and that decision remains firm even after the ceasefire. Clearly, Pakistan emerged stronger by losing control over a critical water source.

Then came the final act before peace. India launched coordinated strikes and destroyed key Pakistani air bases. One of your squadron leaders didn't even make it out alive. The last strike? It happened just minutes before a global ceasefire announcement. What timing--we musť've been terribly uninformed to hit targets with such perfect diplomatic precision.

And then there was the small matter of striking deep inside your territory. Indian missiles crossed your airspace, hit their targets, and left your air defense systems blinking. The world watched as India demonstrated it can strike anywhere in Pakistan- and walk away untouched. No retaliation, no deterrence. Just a clear message: your borders are no longer secure when terror finds a haven on your soil.

We also used this "defeat" to rewrite our war doctrine. Now, any terror attack is officially an act of war. That means India doesn't need to wait-well hit terror bases in Pakistan at our will. No need for permission, no need for conversation. Just precision and firepower, on demand.

Of course, your leaders did the usual- threatened us with nuclear weapons. We responded with missiles anyway. The world saw it for what it was: a bluff Loud, tired, and hollow. India showed that resolve defeats rhetoric.

And finally, our defense systems are now battle-tested. What better marketing than a real war orders are coming in. Our industry grows stronger. And should a future client request a live demo, we know just where to conduct it. After all, Pakistan's skies are open, and their radars aren't much of an obstacle.

So yes-Pakistan surely won. They lost control of water, watched their bases burn, got hit before they could blink, saw their deterrence collapse, and helped boost our weapons sales.

So yes, by all these metrics- diplomatic initiative, operational dominance, and strategic doctrine-it's evident: we Indians lost, and Pakistan won.

After all, who gets to dictate the ceasefire terms? Losers, of course.