Hyderabad
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Personal ordeal of the floods in Telangana
Waking up last Thursday in the single-storied house he has rented, my father found his feet almost completely submerged in water as he tried to sit up in bed. Continue reading
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Ananthagiri Hills, Vikarabad
Vikarabad is perhaps the perfect weekend getaway for those of us on a budget. Continue reading
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Eatery Review: Taaza Kitchen, Madhapur
Promising to offer Karnataka-style fare, quite similar to its counterpart Swach (located not a ways off on the Hitec City road), Taaza delivers. Continue reading
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Manolo Marquez leaves Hyderabad
What I will remember the most about Manolo’s tenure at the Maidaan is the dignity he lent to all of us in Yellow and Black. Continue reading
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Eatery Review: Swach
The eatery’s ambience is breezy and inspires stimulation of the highest order. Continue reading
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In Memoriam: Chintu Prudhvi
It was nigh on impossible to play Chintu comfortably in the nets, especially on the matting surfaces that Bhavan’s used to have back in the day. Continue reading
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An Away Day at the Salt Lake Stadium
A penalty shootout is never the appropriate course of action to determine victors at the end of a hard-fought season. Continue reading
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Eatery Review: Hard Rock Cafe, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad
The most striking feature of the Hard Rock Cafe is that each outlet has a unique ambience, rock-and-roll memorabilia, and aura to it. Continue reading
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Eatery Review: The Coffee Cup, Hyderabad
The Coffee Cup, has, for long, been a place of pilgrimage for students, especially those from the adjoining university vicinity of Bhavan’s. Continue reading
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Music Review: Let It Bleed by The Rolling Stones
Gentle in its hues and soft in its approach, apart from Exile on Main Street, it is perhaps the album that defined the band through the late 60s and early 70s. Continue reading
Mohul is a national-level cricketer, poet, sports journalist, travel writer and essayist from Hyderabad, India.
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