Hyderabad

Shubhashree Sangameswaran pieces together text and simple illustrations to highlight the extensive amount of trashing resulting from our disposable way of living to how one can consciously participate in cutting their wastage down.

Hyderabad's odourless urinals follow a process which could be implemented in the rest of the country as well!

Hyderabad-based IICT and Maithri Aquatech have come together to create a machine that might solve the water-scarcity problem!

Hyderabad's Miyapur Metro Station, will soon have a facility for you to rent a self-drive electric car.

Hyderabad's Sujathullah has used his own money in an effort to eliminate hunger, and help people in need.

This graphite-based material was developed by the science team from the University of Hyderabad, and can see its various applications in science and technology

While the structure is a sight to behold and has mesmerised millions of visitors, the researchers at the Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Tamil Nadu, were more intrigued by the construction of the monument.

As they squeezed through the tightly-packed crowd, they saw that two men who were crossdressers were the targets and the mob had beaten them black and blue. One man had already succumbed to his injuries, while the second was battling for his life.

The structure has been constructed by Bamboo House India in collaboration with the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC).

To reduce common aversion towards public toilets, the unique concept of Loo Cafés was brought to the fore!