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- How to cross roads in India? Goa woman takes on 5 Hyderabad crossings and jokes, ‘Let’s see if I survive’A Hyderabad woman’s Instagram video showing her attempts to cross five busy roads has drawn attention to the challenges pedestrians can fac...
Telangana Weather Today July 18: Check latest rain forecast for Hyderabad and other citiesTelangana Rain Alert (Weather): Telangana anticipates cloudy skies and intermittent showers throughout Saturday, July 18. Hyderabad and its...- IPL 2026 playoffs race: Who will grab final spot as CSK near elimination?Sunrisers Hyderabad and Gujarat Titans have sealed their spots in the IPL 2026 playoffs, joining Royal Challengers Bengaluru, who were the ...
- Hyderabad gets this smart facility to tackle parking challenges; check what it meansHyderabad's GHMC has opened a new multilevel smart parking facility at KBR Park. This is the city's first automated smart rotary system in ...
- ASBL recognised as the fastest-growing real estate company in IndiaHyderabad, Telangana, India (NewsVoir) The ET Now Realty Conclave & Awards 2025 - South Edition brought together some of the most influenti...
- Mumbai BEST bus crash: Toll rises to 6; 43 others injuredA BEST bus in Mumbai crashed into pedestrians and vehicles on Monday night, resulting in three fatalities and 17 injuries. The accident, po...
- GMR plans Aerocity Projects on 1,500 acres around major airportsGMR Group is planning a significant real estate development around its airports in Delhi, Hyderabad, and Goa. The projects include industri...
- Rs 6,000 a day! Begging racket busted in HyderabadHyderabad police have arrested a begging mafia recruiter, Anil Pawar, who employed 23 beggars, including eight children, and paid them a da...
- Suzuki, Maruti Suzuki, IIT-Hyderabad showcase demo of 'vehicle-to-everything' communication techThe SMC, Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL), and IIT-Hyderabad have teamed up to research India-specific vehicle usage scenarios based on f...
- View: Road infrastructure more than just a pedestrian planRoads are an important infrastructure in any economy. And like any well-built infrastructure, building and maintaining roads costs money, w...
- In the fast lane, pedestrian footpaths make a comebackDue to two decades of largely uninterrupted breakneck growth, the government has clearly prioritized motorized transport in all forms.
- Deadlock over Sultan Bazar realignment of Hyderabad Metro endsHyderabad Metro Rail project execution received a major thrust with reaching of an agreement on a special package between traders, owners a...
- Bangladesh delegation seeks guidance from Hyderabad metro railA Bangladeshi delegation of senior officers and engineers today called on Hyderabad Metro Rail (HMR) officials, seeking guidance for a Metr...
- Andhra Pradesh to have rest areas for drivers on National HighwaysThe resting zones for drivers would have parking spaces, lounges, commercial complexes and toilets, allowing drivers to rest for some time.
- ECIL hands over critical nuclear monitoring equipment to JNPTThe equipment helps monitor the transport of illicit nuclear material at entry and exit points of the country to tackle increasing nuclear ...
- Chennai & Hyderabad may Pave Way for TenderSure ModelCM Siddaramaiah, who inaugurated St Mark's Road last week, announced that 50 more roads in Bengaluru will be developed on the lines of Tend...
- Forest fires may force animals to come to human habitationsMore than the forest fire it is the subsequent loss of natural habit that will severely affect endemic, rare, and critically endangered ani...
- Hyderabad metro rail to be opened to traffic by March 2015The first eight-kilometre Nagole-Mettuguda section of the Hyderabad Metro Rail (HMR) will be opened for commuter traffic in March 2015.
- Metro rail projects: Four new metromen and their challengesDelhi Metro continues to enjoy pride of place among all its projects. But will new Metro networks being rolled out dent its iconic status? ...
- BRT corridor system riddled with loopholes: studyIn Delhi, the BRT corridor is currently operational on a stretch of 5.6 km in phase I (starting point Ambedkar Nagar and ending point Moolc...
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