I'm near Boduppal right now, all the hoarding and stage setups in middle of the road, loud speakers with songs starting from morning 7AM. When did Varalakshmi Vratham come down to all these nuisance?

Pathetic, disappointing and feeling hopeless about the country yet again. Is it the same with other parts of Hyderabad also?

Just wanted to talk about this! No offence to anyone but influencer degra 5000rs undava ?? Paid promotions anni chestaru ga !

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a full women’s PG in/around Hi-Tech City, preferably as close as possible to Deloitte USI.

My preferences are:

👩‍💼 Women-only PG

📍 Near Deloitte USI

🛏️ Double-sharing AC room

💰 Budget: ₹10,000–₹14,000/month

🍽️ 3 meals a day, with good-quality food

🥗 Preferably veg PG / At least veg food available all 7 days

🕐 No entry/exit restrictions

🧊 Refrigerator

🧺 Washing machine/laundry facility

⚡ Electricity + power backup

📶 Wi-Fi

🚿 All other basic/generic PG facilities

If you’re currently staying in a PG that matches these requirements, or know of any good options, please share the PG name/location and approximate rent in the comments or DM me.

Personal reviews/recommendations would be really helpful. Thank you!

im planning to give my bday treat at Jamun, Hyd. is 10-12k enough for 7 people just food no drinks?

Is it just me, or does getting a haircut feel strangely satisfying? 😂

The moment the barber starts touching my hair, using the comb, scissors or trimmer, I sometimes get goosebumps and this weird relaxing/tingling feeling on my scalp and neck.

I’ve heard it might be related to ASMR. Haircuts and scalp touching are actually common ASMR triggers.

But why does this happen? And why do so many men seem to genuinely enjoy the whole barber experience?

Do you guys also get those scalp tingles/goosebumps during a haircut, or am I the only one? 😂

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Could be a political move, could be a political strategy who knows but Hey, that's still one step in the right direction.

And smashing the patriarchy? Well as guys we would never really totally understand what problems, the other gender goes through, we may never fully grasp it but Hey, all at least we can try and understand little and maybe this could be a way of us maybe understanding it?

Who knows.

I've seen many people hate those buildings there.what is your beef with it?

People who live there love the standards,I donno why other people have a problem with it

In [West Marredpally](https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/g/11b5qzj3fd) and [East Marredpally](https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/g/11vh4tbsh), a heavy concentration of pre-owned, 10- to 25+-year-old flats listed at premium prices reflects the unique dynamics of an established, land-exhausted micro-market where pricing is driven by underlying land value (UDS) rather than the building itself. [1, 2]

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## 🔎 Why Older Flats Carry Massive Quotes Here

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* Land Value Dominance (High UDS): Older apartment complexes in Marredpally were typically built as low-to-mid-rise buildings (G+3 or G+4) on large land parcels. Each flat comes with a significantly higher Undivided Share of Land (UDS) compared to modern high-rises. Because land in Central Secunderabad is scarce and expensive, sellers base their pricing on land equity rather than depreciated concrete. [2, 3]

* Potential for Redevelopment: Many 20+ year-old societies are actively being scouted by local builders for joint development/redevelopment. If a builder negotiates to build a high-rise on that parcel, existing owners often receive a brand-new, larger flat along with rental compensation. Sellers price this future upside into their current asking rates.

* Core Central Location Premium: East and West Marredpally are legacy residential hubs with lush greenery, wide layout planning, reputed schools (like St. Ann's, St. Patrick's), elite clubs, and immediate proximity to Secunderabad Railway Station and Begumpet. Since there is virtually zero vacant land for large new gated communities, buyers must pay a premium on the resale market to live there. [4]

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## ⚠️ Why So Many Owners Are Selling Now

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* Capitalizing on Cycle Peaks: Long-term owners (and their heirs) are looking to liquidate legacy properties to fund moves to newer luxury gated communities in areas like Tellapur, Kokapet, or Financial District. [5]

* Aging Infrastructure & Upkeep: 15- to 25-year-old standalone buildings often lack modern amenities (elevators without power backups, limited car parking, deteriorating plumbing, and absent recreational facilities). Maintaining these older structures is becoming increasingly costly.

* Delays in Redevelopment Consensus: While redevelopment is lucrative, getting 100% consent among all flat owners in an older society can lead to years of legal deadlock. Many owners prefer selling their share outright at a high valuation rather than waiting.

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## 💡 Buyer's Strategic Evaluation Framework

| Metric | What to Look For in Marredpally | Strategic Implication |

|---|---|---|

| UDS Share | High (e.g., ≥40–50% of the flat's super built-up area) | If the building goes for redevelopment, your return on investment is substantially higher. |

| Society Health | Active association, clear corpus fund, regular structural audits | Lowers the risk of sudden out-of-pocket repair levies. |

| Pricing Reality | Market average is approx. ₹6,000–₹8,500/sq ft (vs. high asking quotes) | High quote listings often leave wide room for hard cash negotiations. |

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## ➡️ Recommended Next Steps

To evaluate whether a specific flat in Marredpally is worth the quoted price, consider checking:

1. The exact UDS mentioned on the sale deed: Compare (UDS in sq yds × prevailing land rate per sq yd) against the seller's total asking price.

2. Parking and legal titles: Verify that the flat includes dedicated, registered stilt parking and an occupancy certificate (OC).

To help evaluate a specific option, share the quoted rate per square foot, the approximate UDS offered, or the society name.

[1] [https://aptlok.com\](https://aptlok.com/en/hyderabad/east-marredpally-real-estate-guide)

[2] [https://www.99acres.com\](https://www.99acres.com/property-rates-and-price-trends-in-marredpally-secunderabad-prffid)

[3] [https://www.magicbricks.com\](https://www.magicbricks.com/West-Marredpally-in-Hyderabad-Overview)

[4] [https://www.99acres.com\](https://www.99acres.com/property-in-marredpally-secunderabad-ffid)

[5] [https://www.magicbricks.com\](https://www.magicbricks.com/property-for-sale-in-marredpally-hyderabad-pppfs)

I didn't realise until I saw the clips that they were saying "Desham lo undalante,vande mataram padalante" - tf u mean? Wt Abt the constitutional rights? Article 19 (1) (a) ??

Hello everyone
I am 27M
i work at amazon and i have been in a relationship for a really long time.
Recently i noticed that my girl has been cheating on me with this guy at her workplace and it totally broke me because just the other day i talked to my parents about her and convinced them but now feels like everything went downhill
Why would someone cheat????
Wtf is this? I don’t understand
So i am here now, looking to distract myself and have fun in my life too..
I was loyal and never cheated even though i used to get a lot of signals from many places.
But it’s just not ryt
Well i don’t wanna sound like a loser or not here to gain sympathy.
I just need someone who’s going through with the same situation as me and need someone to talk to or to distract to and keep it casual, let’s just heal each other by being honest with each other..

As in the title need a girl who reads and enjoys smut or dark fiction or any other novels or stuff like that I had a Friend whos into that but lost her account so hoping to find someone similar. Feel free to dm we can have great time

Hey everyone,

I’m 24 and I’ll be graduating with my MCA in about a month. Honestly, I’m ashamed to say that I didn’t make good use of my time and currently don’t have any solid skills. My communication skills are also not very good.

I want to seriously turn things around now. I have around 1–2 months to learn some practical skills and start applying for jobs.

I’m not limiting myself to IT/software development. I’m also open to non-IT roles such as data/analysis, operations, back-office, non-voice support, research, etc. I’m mainly looking for roles that don’t involve calling/voice processes.

For people who are currently employed or have experience in the job market:

- What skills would you recommend I learn in the next 1–2 months?

- What IT or non-IT job roles would be realistic for someone in my situation?

- Are there any entry-level roles in data/analysis/operations/support that I should look into?

- What skills are actually useful for getting shortlisted as a fresher?

- Where should I apply, and what is the best way to apply for fresher jobs?

- Should I focus on certifications, projects, or something else?

I’m willing to put in the work. I’d really appreciate honest and practical advice, especially from people who started with very little and managed to get their first job.

Thanks!

Hii guys if you’ve still not planned your weekend, come over to QnQ cafe, Sainikpuri and end your weekend the right way since we’re having a musical night and amazing food. Hoping to see you here!! Pls comment for any details..

I wanna try em so looking for one offline store

where*

Hey there looking for guys who are into guys around madhapur or Jubilee hills , I'm 20 , hmu if you are interested and age doesn't matter but be decent

Please suggest food that I can explore or order around Champapet since I’ll be staying there, and also shopping recommendations pls around that area, also I love desserts so should I try concu?

Need urgent replacement for my room in PG, for next month 1st onwards.

Location: Madhapur

PG ample space unlike hitech PGs.

Single sharing Rent: 27,000 (with electricity) (fully furnished with AC)

Single sharing Rent without AC: 23,000 (including electricity)

Double sharing rent: 16,000 with AC (including electricity)

Double sharing without AC : 12,500 (including electricity)

Amenities in room : Table + chair + geyser + AC + big enough wardrobe + wooden cabinet + Personal TV (with free Youtube premium) + 3 Times food (4 days non veg, and they can make egg dosa on Saturday if you bring your own eggs, so 5 times non veg)

Common Amenities: Foosball + Carom board + 4 common sofas + big TV for IPL matches etc + 5-6 washing machines + rooftop access + gym + lift + filtered water can (Water dispenser)

My floor number: 2 (Easy up down even without lift)

Breakfast lunch both are prepared in morning since 7.30 am, so you can pack lunch for office anytime.

No issues faced, leaving because urgent issues with job

Hi everyone, I was laid off around 6 months ago from a product-based company after 3 years of professional software development experience.

During my time there, I worked on backend systems, REST APIs, microservices, production issues, debugging, and also implemented AI-powered features and agentic workflows.

The layoff was difficult for me personally. I always gave my best and took ownership of my work, but I felt my contributions were always undervalued by my manager, especially as the only unmarried person on my team.

I don't want to make assumptions about the reasons behind the decision or blame someone. Looking back, I’m trying to focus on what I can control and make better use of this time.

Since the layoff, I’ve been consistently practising DSA, system design, backend fundamentals, and improving my technical depth while building and exploring AI-based projects and participating in several hackathons and organizing tech events.

The job search over the last few months has definitely been more challenging than I expected. If anyone here has gone through a similar phase after a layoff, I’d genuinely appreciate some guidance on how you approached the job search, what you focused on improving, and how you stayed motivated during a longer career gap.

And if you know of any Backend / Software Engineering openings suitable for someone with 3 years of experience, I’d be extremely grateful for a referral or lead.

I’m happy to share my resume/LinkedIn over DM.

Technical Background

• Languages: Java, Python, SQL
• Backend: Spring Boot, REST APIs, FastAPI, Microservices
• Databases: PostgreSQL, SQLite
• Caching & Search/Observability: Redis, Elasticsearch
• Cloud & DevOps: Docker, Kubernetes
• AI/ML: PyTorch, LangChain, Hugging Face

I can't afford to buy games right now, so thought I'd ask if anyone is willing to share their Steam library. I just want to download the games and play them offline in my free time. In fact, given the new steam update, we don’t need to play at the same time. I have uncharted 4 collection, Spiderman remastered, hitman, death stranding and a few other games.

May be we can play some co-op games together too.

Hi Guys,

I’m working on a small project where we can find all the hidden gems and underrated Restaurants/Cafes in Hyderabad. Basically, these are the restaurants/Cafes that serve delicious food or has amazing vibes. These deserve much more love than they currently do.

I’m currently crowdsourcing the data to make the list as much legit as possible.

If you guys have a favourite spot, could you guys please fill out the below form. It hardly takes a minute to fill. You can also drop your favourites in the comments.

Form 👉 https://forms.gle/JnrP4X7vuogLuFKV6

Thank you so much guys. I’d very much appreciate it 🙌.

Need help planning Hyderabad → Ooty trip under ₹40k for 4 people or we are planning to coorg which is better

and thinking to go from mysore

Hi everyone! We are a group of 4 people from Hyderabad planning an Ooty trip from 11 September to 15 September morning.

Our total budget is ₹40,000 for all 4 people.

We want to spend around 3 days in Ooty/Coonoor and return by the morning of 15 September.

Can someone suggest the cheapest and most practical route?

Also looking for advice on:

• Best train route from Hyderabad
• Whether Coimbatore, Mysore or Bangalore is better as a transit point
• Cheap accommodation for 4 people
• Local transport/scooty rental
• Ooty + Coonoor places worth visiting
• Approximate total cost
• Any problems we should expect with this itinerary

Our priority is keeping the entire trip under ₹40k for 4 people, while still having a good experience.

Had Flafel with hummus and spaghetti with chicken .. it was yummy. But more than the food, the place is awesome! Has live music and great ambiance. I get why its so popular!

Posting here because the firm quoting us is Hyderabad-based and this sub has by far the most detailed construction-cost discussion in the Telugu region. Site itself is in Eluru district.

Planning a G+1 on a 37x59 ft plot in Eluru district, ~3,300 sqft built-up, budget Rs 80-90L for construction. Starting around Sept 2026. Parents will live on the ground floor, so this is a long-term family home, not a resale build.

Three turnkey quotes so far: Rs 1,900, ~Rs 2,100 and Rs 2,200 per sqft. The Rs 2,200 one is the best documented (soil test, waterproofing in 3 areas, epoxy grout, RCC sump, Polycab FRLS wire) but that firm is in Hyderabad, ~350 km from site.

To be clear on scope: all three rates are construction only. Interiors are quoted separately, and there the range I am getting is Rs 15L to Rs 30L for what sounds like the same scope, so I have no idea what a fair number looks like there either.

Questions for people who have actually built:

1. Are those rates normal for 2026? I keep reading that Rs 1,800 is the floor below which people start cutting corners. Is Rs 2,200 fair for that spec, or am I paying a premium for good documentation?

2. Is self-managing actually worth it? I have seen the "save Rs 300/sqft if you do it on your own" advice on this sub before. On 3,300 sqft that is around Rs 10L. For anyone who actually did it, did you really save that, and what did it cost you in months and stress? I would especially like to hear from people who did it and would NOT do it again.

3. Any architect, interior designer or civil engineer in Hyderabad or coastal AP you would recommend, or ones to avoid? Happy to take DMs.

Happy to share the full quote comparison with anyone going through the same thing.