r/Hyderabad_city

Hyderabad is running out of water and last thing we need is a data centre.

TG is a landlocked state with limited water sources, Hyd is running out of ground water, and it's losing green cover (remember HCU & KBR ?) and this genius of a CM green lit AWS dara centre.

It's not even ideal in AP (even when they have Godavari & coastline) and he wants to set one up in TG when we are running out of water and are dealing with climate change ?

This is TG's future at stake.

u/maymaynibba — 1 day ago

Inspired by a post , i painted this piece of art !

Im reposting, coz I didn't expect the downvotes in a sub for what ever reasons (iykyk)

this is a acrylic on canvas painting inspired from broken kakatiya nandi sculpture, someone posted about them on reddit a while ago so this is how reimagined it.

BTW this is my first painting.

u/vairagi2004 — 1 day ago

This is how left parties like cpi and cpi m brainwash people

Kerela people have become so stupid that now they think everyone is an idiot just because they don't eat beef like them. Everyone has their own beliefs about who you ask if they eat beef or not. And if they think all South Indians eat beef they are delusional and retard. Only 2 states that are tamil nadu and kerela people Hindus eat beef. The other three states karnataka, telangana and Andhra pradesh hindu people don't eat beef. They should keep their retard mind to themselves.

u/General_Web_9463 — 3 days ago

Looking For Nostalgia Snacks - Britannia Tiger Brita Biscuits

Hello,

I'll be visiting Hyderabad on December 22nd, 2026 and would like to find places that might sell the nostalgia biscuits from late 1990's and early 2000's. They're called Britannia Tiger Brita Biscuits, round in shape, little sweet and have $ sign on them.

I know it's a rare chance to find them, but would still like to give it a shot and see if locals can help me find them. I'll be around the Sarath city mall area for two weeks.

I'd appreciate any feedback from the community and feel free to dm me, thank you.

u/69odysseus — 2 days ago
▲ 167 r/Hyderabad_city+1 crossposts

రూల్స్ శ్రామిక వర్గానికి మాత్రమే వర్తిస్తాయి.

u/Puzzleheaded_Cow3298 — 4 days ago

My 27-year-old brother with a mental disability is being denied pension support because we don't have a ration card. What can we do in Telangana?

My 27-year-old brother has a certified mental disability, with an IQ of around 50, and he has a valid SADAREM Certificate. He is completely dependent on my parents and is not capable of earning or supporting himself independently.

However, we are facing a serious problem while trying to apply for a disability pension in Telangana. We were told that he is not eligible because he does not have a ration card.

The reason we don't have a ration card is because my father has been the sole breadwinner of our family, and his income does not fall within the eligibility criteria required to obtain one. So, because of my father's income, our family was never eligible for a ration card.

What I find difficult to understand is how my brother's eligibility for financial support can be denied based solely on our family's income or the absence of a ration card. He is 27 years old, has a significant mental disability, and will likely remain financially dependent on his family throughout his life.

What makes this even more worrying is that my father is getting closer to retirement. I am only 22 and have recently started my first job. My salary is currently enough to mostly support myself, but I am still at the very beginning of my career. As my parents get older and my father retires, the responsibility of financially supporting and caring for my brother will eventually fall largely on me.

We were advised to get an income certificate instead, but from what I understand, that also considers the entire family income, rather than recognising my brother as an adult with a disability who is personally unable to earn or support himself.

I understand that welfare schemes need eligibility criteria, but this situation feels extremely illogical. My brother's disability and dependency do not disappear simply because my father currently earns above a certain limit. Once my father retires, our family's financial situation could also change significantly.

Has anyone in Telangana faced a similar situation regarding SADAREM certification, disability pensions, ration cards, or income eligibility? Are there any alternative ways to apply, appeal, or get his disability and lifelong dependency considered separately from the family's current income?

I would genuinely appreciate any advice, especially from someone who has personally dealt with the Telangana disability welfare or pension system.

TL;DR: My 27-year-old brother has a significant mental disability and a valid SADAREM certificate, but he is being denied the Cheyutha disability pension in Telangana because our family does not have a ration card. We were not eligible for one due to my father's income. My father is nearing retirement, and I am only 22 and have just started my career. My brother will remain financially dependent on our family for life. Is there any alternative way to apply for or appeal the Cheyutha pension?

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u/Boring_Budget_1560 — 3 days ago

Is this the right place for hardware thrift store shopping equivalent?

I basically want to get my hands on old laptops (2007-13 era) for dirt cheap prices, I was thinking of repurposing them and running Linux distros to give them a new life.

u/maymaynibba — 3 days ago

If you realized you are a "Dimaagi Naxal" just yesterday, then you are not. You are just swayed by the propaganda of real "Dimaagi Naxals"

I started seeing a trend lately of relatively unassuming folks started identifying as dimaagi naxals just because PM said to be wary of such people. Their argument is that the PM is talking about people who generaally critize the government of the day. Either they did not listen carefully to what PM said or they just bought in the lies of the left propaganda.

To give you the context, India achieved a major victory of eliminating Naxals which is worthy to be celebrated. The problem with Naxalism is not just on the physical battle ground, but the narrative which few malicious people spread to encourage people to take up violence against the sate. We all must be wary of such people whether you call them "intellectuals", "urban naxals or "dimagi naxals". Dimaagi Naxals are not a new phenomenon, its worldwide and every democratic country reserves its right to defend against them.

If you don't encourage violence against the state, which is the will of the people, then you are not a dimaagi Naxal. It's as simple as that.

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u/No_Ad_8807 — 4 days ago

Looking good pg near KPHB colony

Guys, I've recently moved from Maharashtra to Hyderabad for the 1st time. I'm looking for decent PG, with good food and safe parking in KPHB colony. Please help me out to find PG.

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u/I_am_oldmonk — 3 days ago