Marrying to the only daughter of a man worth ₹28,000 cr is peak hypergamy

SRH owner Kavya Maran to marry Anirudh Ravichander.

Their wedding reception will take place in Chennai on 21st November

I don't even know what to do man, I'm so disappointed today. Today at AOC, this army driver suddenly cut me then suddenly stopped out of nowhere right after turning, because someone beside called him to speak, when he was about to leave, he couldn't give the clutch on time, and came back and hit me. Then he didn't even listen, had the audacity to tell me I'm right behind him. When he stopped suddenly. Then he said it's my mistake and didn't even stop beside and left. I have taken a photo of the vehicle and I don't know what to do anymore. Nothing works for the common man here. He cut me at this turning stopped right at the speed breaker to speak to someone then came back and hit me.

I'm so done. Day by day it just keeps getting worse.

Who actually cares whose birthday it is or who’s wishing them? Why are there massive fucking hoardings put up in the middle of the road, blocking visibility on roads that are already narrow enough? Who the hell approves these, and why are there seemingly no regulations to stop this absolute nonsense?

I spotted this adorable sketch. Such a sweet father. ❤️

This guy has been a repeated offended for 20 TIMES

The challan for over load vehicle is just 135 Rs. this is the value of human life for TG government. (See comments)

It all boils down to cost of transport. Even if the challan is generated the cost is still lower than getting 2 vehicles for the load.

Have a look on few of the challans.

Balnagar incident: https://www.reddit.com/r/hyderabad/s/W5ABbZFNKo

They do the same thing from evening too from 6pm to 7-8pm. I mean how hard can it be to just lower the mic volume and only the people there in the temple can listen to you like what’s the point of this loud volume

Bathukamma is not a celebration but the festival of flowers, the Culture of Telangana. The festival celebrated infront of the house door step, or at the local ground. It is not that requires a community center or convention hall to do. Yesterday night a bunch of idiots wanted to organise the event not the 9 day festival but an event night, invited the main idiot of their group, who came along with family bare hands (no bathukamma) just for photos, gave a speech, danced and left. And today morning when I was passing by noticed how the bathukamma is left, it is not even bathukamma but a decoration article, not the right flowers used, no pasupu, no gowramma. The festival was humiliated by the so called uncle aged organisers, they didn't even immerse it in water but dumped it near trash. Idiots making the festival as decoration for their cheap union career growth is heartbreaking to me.

My son, Neer, was born at just 25 weeks and 4 days, weighing a tiny 840 grams. While I had dreamed of holding my newborn close, kissing his little fingers, and comforting him whenever he cried, motherhood became something I had never imagined.
I watch my baby cry in an incubator, surrounded by tubes and wires, and sometimes I cannot even pick him up to soothe him. Every time a doctor pricks his tiny hands and feet with a needle, my heart breaks. I wish I could take his pain into my own body. I wish I could tell him that Mama is here and everything will be alright. But all I can do is stand beside him, hold his tiny finger, and pray.

There have been moments when the pain and helplessness have felt so unbearable that I have struggled to find the strength to carry on. I have felt so broken that I have had thoughts of ending my own life. Yet, when I look at my little boy fighting so hard to live, I hold on. He needs his mother, and I need him to have a chance at life.

Neer has battled serious infections, meningitis, breathing difficulties, and an intestinal complication that required surgery. His treatment continues, and the mounting hospital expenses are becoming overwhelming for our family.

Please help us continue his treatment. Every contribution, however small, brings us closer to the day I can finally take my baby home, hold him against my chest, and comfort him without machines and wires between us.

I dream of the day his cries will be met with his mother’s arms instead of the sounds of hospital monitors.
Please help my little warrior keep fighting. All I want is to bring my son home. I have prayed to God everyday. I am trying to manifest his homecoming. Please help me.

Please donate here. Please. https://www.ketto.org/fundraiser/my-son-is-suffering-from-necrotizing-enterocolitis-nec-we-need-your-help-to-provide-for-his-treatment?utm_medium=copy&shby=1&utm_source=internal&utm_campaign=my-son-is-suffering-from-necrotizing-enterocolitis-nec-we-need-your-help-to-provide-for-his-treatment

Google drive link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/11solGcyG4ktCuoYTqQ9EqdbGAymFLfZu

We had removed him from the rainbow hospital because in that hospital his condition was deteriorating constantly and now he is admitted to The women’s hospital

PLEASE PRAY THAT HE GAINS WEIGHT SUPER FAST AND COMES BACK IN MY ARMS BEFORE DIWALI..

Update (16/10): they are switching off the cpap now for 1 hour every 6 hourly to wean him off the oxygen support. Baby is healing! Thanks to all of you. I am praying for his weight gain now. He is 1 kg. But from past two days he lost 12 gms total and today he did not gain any :(. I want him to become motu

Update (17/10): GUYS YOUR WISHES AND BLESSINGS OUR WORKING. HE GAINED 37 GMS TODAY. NOW YOUR NEER IS 1.12 KGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (YAYYYYYYYY!!) i am sooooo happy.

Bro, what exactly is Reddit supposed to be used for according to some of you? 😭

The number of people sharing one brain cell and acting like they're the governing body of Reddit is genuinely fascinating.

Not everything needs your approval. Scroll cheyyadam kuda oka option eh. Why don't y'all get a life instead of policing everyone else's? 🫪

I think a lot of people needs to understand that not everyone lives in the same environment or deals with the same kind of loudspeaker nuisance that I have an issue with in my area. No whataboutism on anything. If you have issue, report it.

In your case, if you're dealing with any kind of noise pollution, I would encourage just try reporting it. The police in your area might actually take action, unlike in mine. I can only report what is causing very loud nuisance to me in my area.

The reason I said legal system is a joke is because they are lying to me on calls about stopping these things and acting like goons when I bring up these laws. Also, when I did request for a neutral solution in my area for everyone's peace during complaints with the police, it didn't work.

Just because some people without any concern or thinking towards other people's day to day life are forcing these things into public residential areas is just wrong. If they want it, they can ruin their sleep, ears, mental health or whatever in some kind of auditorium or closed places without disturbing others. They wanted that, but not everyone does.

I felt everyone needs to know about this as a citizen of Hyderabad. That's it.

Em gola ra bai idi okka pani sarigga analedu... So many power cuts every day. It's so embarrassing frequently losing connection while in office meetings and having to explain... Also my Jio network stops working or the speed is 60 kbps as soon there is power cut. This is truly unfortunate for a global city like Hyderabad.

Just now I and my brother had gone to Ghismat Ameerpet.We were just sitting down to place our order and the customer next to us called the staff and pointed out a cockroach in the food.

After hearing this, my brother and I got up from there and came back 🫠

Andaru hindi marathi nadustundi emadya . Metro lo ekite mumbai local train lo yeki nattu undi.

Mali they are expecting us to talk in their language.

Dhini pai mi abhiprayam yenti.

Cultural differences and way of life differences untai avi ikada rudhutunaru.

Dhini pai mi abhiprayam chepandi

I'm going through a lot of stuff right now in my life. I'm just tired and have decided to take a break from all of it, go somewhere peaceful and, read this book which has been on my reading list for a long time.

Can you please suggest a good place where I can read my book in silence? It could be a cafe or some park or anything within Hyderabad.

P.S I don't go outside much and it has been just 8 months since I've been in Hyderabad. Please be kind towards my ignorance. Thanks.

ORR speed limit is 120kmph. If you don’t know how to drive at that speed or if your car struggles to keep up, why don’t you drive in the 2nd from right lane? Even after repeated dippers or honking you don’t give way forcing faster cars to overtake from the left making it unsafe for everyone. How do you people get driving license? Why don’t you have basic driving sense?

(I just woke up, so i had to kinda paraphrase it all using AI, so please just focus on what i truly meant to share)

I saw a recent post discussing the increase in North Indians in Hyderabad, and I feel like there's another side to this conversation that often gets overlooked.

Hyderabad is much bigger than Hitech City, Gachibowli and the Financial District. Yet, a lot of discussions about the city's changing demographics seem to revolve around these areas, as if they represent the entire city.

The IT corridor naturally attracts people from all over India. That's part of what these areas have become. But step outside these pockets and look at the rest of Hyderabad — Kukatpally, KPHB, Miyapur, Patancheru, Chandanagar, Bollaram, Gandimaisamma, ECIL, the Old City, Secunderabad, Musheerabad, Malakpet, Dilsukhnagar, LB Nagar, Uppal, Mehdipatnam, Tolichowki and so many other neighbourhoods. These places have their own identities, cultures and communities that have existed for generations. The local Hyderabadi culture, Telugu and Dakhni-speaking communities, and long-established neighbourhood identities remain very much alive. Hyderabad doesn't suddenly become a different city just because some areas have a larger Hindi-speaking population.

Even in university(in Hyd), we have a pretty significant Hindi-speaking crowd, probably around 40%, but our events and fests still have Telugu songs, Telugu performances and plenty of Telugu cultural elements, alongside a fair share of Hindi music and other stuff. Both coexist, and honestly, I don't see why that should automatically be a problem.

I also see the whole TFI banisa debate and discussions about Telugu films, language and culture.

Of course, disrespecting Telugu or expecting locals to abandon their language to accommodate others is wrong. There's no argument there. But sometimes I feel like we take the presence of people from other states as a sign that our own culture is somehow under threat, even when that's not necessarily what's happening.

Personally, I speak, understand and consume Telugu(mother tongue) just as I do Hindi. I'm very much connected to my roots, and I don't think that connection becomes any weaker just because I can enjoy another language or coexist with people who speak it. There is nothing to be insecure about when your language and culture are still very much alive around you. We should absolutely stand up for Telugu and our local identity when they're disrespected, but we don't have to treat every cultural difference as a threat.

What I find interesting is that even Hyderabadis sometimes seem to equate Hyderabad with its western IT corridor. If most of your experience of the city comes from Hitech City, Gachibowli, rented apartments, corporate offices and universities with students from across India, then naturally, that's the Hyderabad you'll experience. But that's not the whole city, is it?

Hyderabad has always had its own mix of cultures, languages and communities. People moving here for work or education are part of that reality. At the same time, the Telugu-speaking population, Dakhni culture and local neighbourhood identities haven't simply disappeared because the city has grown.

I just feel like we need to look at Hyderabad as a whole before making generalisations about how much it's changing. The IT corridor was always going to be more cosmopolitan, but it shouldn't become the only lens through which we judge the city's identity.

Respecting our roots and being open to other cultures aren't mutually exclusive. We can protect our language when it's disrespected without feeling threatened by the mere presence of other languages.

Maybe the question isn't just whether Hyderabad is changing, but which parts of Hyderabad are we looking at, and are we really seeing the whole picture?

(again im sorry if this feels like AI, but this genuienly what i typed out of my bed and rephrased using AI)

Hi everyone,

I’m posting this because my family is going through a really difficult time, and I’m hoping to hear from people who have personally experienced something similar or have had a family member treated for colon cancer in Hyderabad.

My mom has been experiencing blood and white mucus in her stool for the past 2–3 months. She was evaluated around 1.5 years ago for a kidney-related condition, and we initially thought her current symptoms might be connected to that. She was also scared of undergoing an endoscopy with sedation, so we didn’t proceed with it at the time.

Recently, because the bleeding and mucus continued, we took her to the hospital, where she underwent an endoscopy/colonoscopy and a biopsy. The doctor has now told us that there is a very high suspicion of colon cancer (around 90%), and we are preparing to visit Hyderabad for further evaluation and treatment.

We’re understandably scared and want to make the best possible decision for her.

I would really appreciate honest advice on the following:

1. Which hospitals in Hyderabad would you personally recommend for colon cancer treatment?
2. Has anyone had experience with Apollo Cancer Centre, Basavatarakam Indo-American Cancer Hospital, Yashoda Hospitals, or other hospitals in Hyderabad?
3. If your family member underwent colon cancer surgery, how was the overall experience, and how was the recovery?
4. Which doctors or surgical oncologists would you recommend based on your actual experience?
5. How was the coordination between the cancer team and other specialists, especially for someone who also has kidney-related problems?
6. If possible, could you share an approximate idea of the treatment costs, hospital stay, and follow-up care?

I’m particularly interested in first-hand experiences rather than general hospital rankings or advertisements. If you or someone close to you has gone through this, I would be grateful if you could share what went well, what you wish you had known earlier, and anything we should be careful about when choosing a hospital.

We are still awaiting/clarifying the final diagnosis, and we understand that every patient’s case is different.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this. Any genuine advice or experience would mean a lot to our family right now.

My husband and I are married under the Special Marriage Act. He is Muslim, and I’m originally from Delhi. We currently live in a Muslim majority area in Hyderabad, but I no longer feel comfortable living here and want to move elsewhere.
We’re looking for a 2 BHK with a maximum budget of ₹40,000/month. I’d appreciate genuine advice on neighbourhoods that are welcoming to interfaith couples and where landlords are open minded.
Have other interfaith couples faced rental discrimination in Hyderabad? Please share your experiences and recommendations.

Being nice doesn't work guys... I've talking to her for last 2 weeks and suddenly this happens. Anyways, I've been sad for long... I won't feel sad for this. For next time give me tips guys

I’m trying to apply for a PAN card for my 3‑year‑old child, and I’ve run into a strange mismatch.

Her Aadhaar and DOB certificate both show the name as “A Laxmi Anvitha VS” — where “A” is just an initial. Aadhaar accepted this without any problem. If I remember correctly, during Aadhaar registration I had given “A Laxmi” as the first name, "Anvitha" as middle, "Vs" as last name and it worked fine.

But now, when I try to apply for PAN, the application form refuses to take “A” as either first name or last name because it’s a single character (same issue for "A Laxmi" as first or last name). PAN insists on expanded names, while Aadhaar is fine with initials.

This difference in standards feels unfair. If PAN and Aadhaar don’t match exactly, we all know it can cause headaches later — especially with EPFO claims, banking KYC, or passports. I don’t want my child to grow up with inconsistent records that create problems in the future.

👉 Has anyone else faced this challenge? did PAN accept it after some workaround? How to fix this?

[used copilot] (Note: The name used here is a dummy example with a similar format — not the actual name.)

Came across this reel of Ashish Chanchlani and Mumbaikar Nikhil at Basavakalyan Empire and honestly, this place looks like such a hidden gem. The way they were enjoying the biryani made me want to try it immediately 😭❤️

Also, love seeing brands experiment with these mini drama-style reels instead of the usual boring food promotions. If there are more places like this serving good biryani and making such fun content, drop your recommendations!

Hey r/hyderabad 👋

We're a Hyderabad-based fashion startup that delivers outfits from local clothing stores to customers within 60 minutes. We're growing our store network and need 2 Field Sales Executives to go out and onboard clothing stores and boutiques.

What you'll do

- Visit clothing stores and boutiques across assigned areas in Hyderabad

- Pitch our platform to store owners and get them onboarded. For now it's a free listing, so it's an easy pitch.

- Help stores get set up: catalogue their stock, shoot short in-store videos, put up banners and flags

- Log your visits and follow-ups daily in our tracker app

- Target: ~25 stores per person per month

You're a fit if you

- Have your own two-wheeler, a valid DL and a smartphone

- Speak fluent Telugu (Hindi and basic English are a bonus)

- Like being on the field and talking to shop owners

- Have done retail, B2B or field sales before. Freshers with good communication are welcome too.

- Are 12th pass or above

What you get

- ₹20–25k fixed per month + incentive for every store onboarded

- Petrol allowance

- Work directly with the founders and grow with an early-stage startup

How to apply

DM me with your name, the area you live in and a line about any sales experience you have.