The Charminar was built in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the founder of Hyderabad.
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A 9:30 pm IBA–UFBU meeting called off the 3-day strike; a joint committee will study the five-day-week demand. Source: The Daily Jagran
An unbeaten 139 and Gill's 110 powered India's 8-wicket win in Thiruvananthapuram; India lead the series 1–0. Source: Reuters
Sensex closed Friday at 73,895.74, up 315 points; the week still ended down — the longest losing streak since 2008. Source: Upstox
Nani's film added about ₹14.9 crore net in India on Day 2; Telangana held superbly while AP and overseas dipped. Source: Filmibeat
A 9:30 pm IBA–UFBU meeting called off the September 28–30 strike; a joint committee will examine the five-day-week demand. Source: The Daily Jagran
The PM called the 2016 strikes a decisive response to terror and declared zero-tolerance on terrorism. Source: The Indian EYE
The PM called the census a national responsibility and urged self-enumeration via the online portal and app. Source: Indian Economic Observer
The order runs October 1 to March 31, 2027, after a law-and-order review; one report links it to a fresh spike in violence. Source: Nation Press
Explosives and chemicals were found in vans near the US-used base in Gloucestershire; 85 homes were evacuated. Source: New York Post
Sensex ended the week 0.5% down at 73,895.74; Nifty fell 0.9% — the longest losing streak since 2008. Source: Upstox
PB Fintech fell 4% and TurtleMint 20% after IRDAI proposed changes to insurance-distribution commissions. Source: The Hindu BusinessLine
An unbeaten 139 took Kohli past 15,000 ODI runs; Gill's 110 helped India chase 296 with 50 balls to spare. Source: Reuters
Nani's film added about ₹14.9 crore net in India on Day 2, taking its worldwide gross to roughly ₹98.5 crore. Source: Filmibeat
On-board AI edge computing and quantum-secured communications will transform upcoming Indian satellite systems. Source: LatestLY (ANI)
Every monsoon, the city's lakes remind us they were here first. Encroached inlets and choked drains turn heavy rain into urban flooding, and the cost is borne by the same neighbourhoods that once lived beside clean water.
The fix is neither mysterious nor new: map every inlet, clear every blockage, and protect buffer zones with the seriousness we reserve for flyovers. A city that can build a metro in record time can surely save its lakes. What is missing is not money or method, but the will to choose water over concrete.
