The Charminar was built in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the founder of Hyderabad.
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The PM opens a garment unit in Varanasi, watches the IAF display at Namo Ghat, and inaugurates the RBI data centre in Bhubaneswar. Source: LatestLY
Ukraine says Starlink and Starshield are back at full speed after over a week of disruptions to battlefield communications. Source: New York Post
More than 2,000 people joined the Tank Bund human chain demanding the scrapping of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Source: Hyderabad Mail
The Sensex fell 2.1% and the Nifty 2.4% in a holiday-shortened week as Brent crude surged past $116 a barrel. Source: Upstox
More than 2,000 people joined the Tank Bund human chain demanding the scrapping of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Source: Hyderabad Mail
The PM opens a garment unit in Varanasi, watches the IAF display at Namo Ghat, and inaugurates the RBI data centre in Bhubaneswar. Source: LatestLY
Ukraine says Starlink and Starshield are back at full speed after over a week of disruptions to battlefield communications. Source: New York Post
The Sensex fell 2.1% and the Nifty 2.4% in a holiday-shortened week as Brent crude surged past $116 a barrel. Source: Upstox
BPCL's net profit fell 21% to Rs 4,863 crore in Q2 even as revenue rose nearly 30%, as high crude squeezed margins. Source: PaisaKawach
Foreign investors stayed net sellers for a 10th week, but domestic institutions bought Rs 10,942 crore to limit the damage. Source: Nation Press
India recovered from 70 for 5 to chase down 181 with one ball to spare at Hagley Oval, taking a 2-0 series lead. Source: CricTracker
The court rejected Sourav Ganguly's personality-rights plea against Doosra, which released in theatres on October 23. Source: Zoom TV
Strathclyde and Durham researchers propose detecting hypothetical 'mirror life' via light measurements before it can emerge. Source: Above The Norm News
Every summer the city feels a little hotter, and every summer we are surprised by it. The old neighbourhoods knew the answer: a neem outside every gate, a peepal at every corner, shade you could walk under from one street to the next.
Trees are the cheapest air-conditioners a city can buy, and they ask for nothing but water and time. Before the next heatwave arrives, the kindest civic act is also the simplest — plant one, and make sure it lives.
