Hyderabad

Calling themselves Youth for Better India, these lawyers regularly take up causes for the common consumer.

Wasting no time, the cops in Hyderabad alerted cops in Bidar, Karnataka. Special teams under the supervision of Sultan Bazar Assistant Commissioner of Police, M Chetana, conducted home-to-home searches in the locality.

Even after changing houses and localities, the water situation did not improve, and Kalpana soon realised that the only way to resolve this, at least on a household level, was to start conserving water.

Showing Bollywood as well as Hollywood movies, these halls sold out tickets in a matter of minutes, during their glory days.

"When she finally got pregnant again, we were so happy—but because it was a twin pregnancy her condition became high risk and complicated."

In a unique initiative pioneered by two grassroots organisations in Hyderabad, where about 100 consumers signed up with small-scale women farmers from the nearby district to produce organic products.

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.