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The Hyderabad that was, andthe city it is now

Once a city of leisurely chai, neighbourhood cinema halls, street-corner conversations and the twin cities, Hyderabad has changed almost beyond recognition. Over five decades, tech, infrastructure, migration and enterprise have transformed its physical and economic landscape. Fro

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The Hindu4 Sept 2026, 05:23 amUpdated 3h ago1 min readIndiaIndia
The Hyderabad that was, and the city it is now

India — The Hindu

Once a city of leisurely chai, neighbourhood cinema halls, street-corner conversations and the twin cities, Hyderabad has changed almost beyond recognition. Over five decades, tech, infrastructure, migration and enterprise have transformed its physical and economic landscape. From the first stirrings of computing to AI, GCCs and towering business districts, the city has reinvented itself

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