The Charminar was built in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the founder of Hyderabad.
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The former PM was honoured on his birth anniversary in Gachibowli, with tributes from the PM and Congress leaders. Source: Particle News
A committee with an independent tech expert will check software compliance; officials will visit flagged voters. Source: Reuters
Sensex closed Friday at 73,895.74, up 315 points; the week still ended 0.54 per cent down — the longest losing streak since 2008. Source: IANS
Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia's film is a rare non-franchise release to cross ₹5 crore on Day 1 this year. Source: Cinema Express
The former prime minister was honoured on his birth anniversary; officials credited Singh and the UPA government with setting Telangana's creation in motion. Source: Particle News
A committee with an independent tech expert will check software compliance; local officials will visit flagged voters. Source: Reuters
112 plants covered; Tata Power's Mundra imported-coal plant ordered to run at full capacity till Dec 31. Source: Reuters
Branches, offices and currency chests stay open under a special finance ministry–RBI arrangement. Source: Dainik Jagran English
Tehran had offered a week-long reopening roadmap at UNGA in exchange for lifting the US blockade and oil sanctions. Source: USA Today
Sensex ended the week 0.54% down at 73,895.74; Nifty fell 0.88% — the longest losing streak since 2008. Source: IANS
RBI dollar sales steadied the currency on Friday; inflows are padding reserves rather than lifting it, BoB says. Source: The Hindu BusinessLine
India beat Iran in both kabaddi finals on Saturday; a seven-medal day lifts the contingent to 10th in the standings. Source: Khel Now
Nani's period action drama netted ₹15.25 crore in India on Saturday, taking its worldwide gross past ₹119.50 crore. Source: Filmibeat
The Chandanvelly campus with three availability zones and zero-water cooling anchors Microsoft's $20.5B India commitment. Source: Beats in Brief
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.
