-By Mira Pawar Hyderabad has always had that "leisurely" charm, but lately the energy is definitely changing gears. Hyderabad, the City of Nawabs, is shedding its reputation as a "laid-back" pace and stepping into a vibrant spotlight. But the most refreshing change isn't the skyline—it’s the people. Hyderabad’s seniors are now taking the lead, trading quiet afternoons for bold adventures. From high-tech hobbies to cross-country travels, they are embracing experiences with an enthusiasm that would put people half their age to shame. Mughal-e-Azam at NMAAC In a world that often tells us to "slow down" as the years add on, two remarkable women Sudha Gorthy- an octogenarian and Jayashree Uppal- a septuagenarian from Secunderabad, Telangana, along with some friends have proved that the s
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From Hindenburg Report To Stock Rout: A Critical Analysis Of Adani Catastrophe
The enormous fluctuations in the market value and fortunes of the Adani Group are almost unreal, like something out of a fairy tale. Since a short seller agency, Hindenburg Research, made serious accusations regarding the use of widespread illegalities by the group, I believe history will view this as a singular event, at least for India, due to the magnitude and speed with which the changes occurred, both during the spectacular ascent and the subsequent decline. Adani's route to success began in 1999, when it joined with Singapore's Wilmar to become an importer of palm oil. In a short amount of time, seven corporations affiliated with the Adani group accumulated control of practically all of India's infrastructure, including seaports, highways, airports, data storage facilities, defe...
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