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Thursday, 22 September 2016

Published 03:31 by with 2 comments

HYDERABAD INTRODUCTION


 HYDERABAD INTRODUCTION






NAME OF THE CITY: HYDERABAD

NAME OF THE STATE: TELANGANA

AREA: 625KM² [241SQMI]

FOUNDED: 1591

FOUNDER: MUHAMMAD QULI QUTUB SHAH FIFTH QUTUB SHAHI RULER

COUNTRY CODE OF INDIA: 0091 OR +91

CITY CODE/STD CODE OF HYDERABAD: 040

LANGUAGES: URDU, TELUGU, HINDI AND ENGLISH

                                                                                                                  




The Old City of Hyderabad is everything you might dream an Indian old city to be – narrow lanes thronged with markets, chai shops, wandering animals, autorickshaws, a whirl of noise, colour, languages and religions dotted with stately old architecture in varying states of repair. Two unbelievably wealthy Muslim royal houses, the Qutb Shahs and the Asaf Jahs, came and went from this city of pearls and diamonds, leaving a legacy of magnificent palaces, mosques and tombs and of course a majority population in poverty.
Between the old and the new lie, in both material and geographical terms, dense inner city areas like Abids, north of the Old City, and leafy middle-class areas like Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills. In the northeast, site of one of Hyderabad's three main train stations, is Secunderabad, the former British military cantonment still referred to as Hyderabad's 'twin city', though they are effectively one now.
Hyderabad's other pole is far younger – its Hi-Tech City, or 'Cyberabad', out west, which since the 1990s has propelled the city into the modern world with its accoutrements of glittery malls, multiplexes, clubs, pubs and sleek restaurants to sit alongside the traditional biryani joints and teahouses.


 Hyderabad's Muslim population (Urdu-speaking) is concentrated mostly in the Old City and nearby areas north of the Musi River. The majority of the population are Telugu-speaking Hindus and there's also a growing number of migrants from other parts of India attracted by the IT boom.

One thing you have to accept wherever you are in Hyderabad: the traffic is appalling. Happily a new Metro Rail rapid transit system, coming on stream as we speak, should ease things.




                         LOACTION OF HYDERABAD



                       23 DISTRICT TELANAGANA MAP 





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Monday, 19 September 2016

Published 06:31 by with 6 comments

HYDERABAD IMPORTANT NUMBERS


EMERGENCY NUMBERS:

POLICE  - 100
FIRE DEPARTMENT -101
AMBULANCE   -102

MAJOR NUMBERS:

TRAFFIC HELPLINE – 1073
POLICE CONTROL ROOM -23232222
POLICE EXCHANGE -23230191
TRFFIC POLICE-23234065
TRFFIC CONTROL ROOM - 27852482

HEALTH SERVICE NUMBERS:

FREE SERVICE – 102
EMRI – 108
APOLLO EMERGENCY – 1066
CARE HOSPITAL – 1061
GENESIS – 23222142
KAMINENI HOSPITAL -24022222
YASHODA HOSPITALS -105910

RADIO CAB NUMBERS:

HERTZ-66311929
AVIS-60602847
BUDJET-66603700
EASY CABS-43434343
MERU CABS-44224422
YELLOW TAXI-44004400
DOT CABS-24242424
ORANGE CABS-66324300
NOORI TRAVELS-23323232
HUSSAIN TRAVELS-27849045
WHEELS RENT *A *CAB-64626464

AIRPORT/AIRFIELD NUMBER:

HYDERABAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT-66764000





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