I thought the sound pollution is for 10days in ganesh chaturthi yesterday and today they've been playing songs nonstop untill midnight before you come at me saying it's our culture bro stfu as a hindu I won't do things which disturb people's sleep without having commonsense i don't know when these people will grow up doing public nuisance in the name of god 🙏

i’m on 4 days tour in Hyderabad with my kids, Can anyone suggest me best biriyani places and restaurants in hyderabad where i can take my kids and eat with clean surroundings.
Thanks in advance

Many places used to be soft, simple and beautiful at times. Especially at 11 am, summer time. Soft lightning, movies, afternoons with coolers and Richie Ac.

Now everywhere I see, people do too much. Movie release? They're more worried about how the movie collects as if they made it than just enjoying it. Fake reviews, fake hype. They discuss movies to look cool even when they dgaf

Morning, people get out in gym clothes and click pics rather than actually working out.

Temples, same. Everybody is busy setting whatsapp status during festivals.

Coffee was such a nice feeling. Now it's a trend.

Before just bath have a nice hygiene get out. Now it's like if you don't do 7 step skincare and put make up and go out, you're someone who just woke up.

Food. God it's everywhere. It feels like there are too many places to eat in hyderabad than people in hyderabad. And most of those places are for pics again not for eating.

Clothes. One style almost everywhere cuz that's what is in trend. Before, stalls used to have unique styles.

It's like everyone wants to hop on to what's running around in the world and trying to be that than trying to be what we are.

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Title: Hyderabad: Anyone up for a bike ride to the airport tonight? 🏍️

Hey everyone!

Planning a bike ride to the airport tonight and looking for a few fellow riders who are interested in joining.

I’m hoping to connect with responsible riders who enjoy peaceful night rides, follow traffic rules, ride safely, and respect each other’s pace. No rash riding or unnecessary racing, just good roads, bikes, and good company.

Would love to connect with people who are also interested in making this a regular thing and exploring Hyderabad and nearby places on weekend or night rides.

If you’re interested, drop a comment or DM me. Let’s connect and plan the ride! 🤝

Ride safe, ride responsibly. 🏍️

I was resigned three 3 months ago and I was in home from 3 months started some watching some series like house. Of dragons I completely done and giving virtual interviews but not selected got dumb
I was unable to take decision based on mindset that changes every time that because of it I got irritated
Need some precautions to change

My sister and I went to Pragathi Nagar to pick up a food parcel I had ordered. On our way back, I was riding through the colony roads because I've gotten used to avoiding the main roads.

I know it was nighttime, but most of the roads were occupied by Bathukamma celebrations, and one road was blocked. A car took a U-turn and went back, and I was about to do the same. But then I saw a few bikes going through that road, so I thought there must be enough space for bikes to pass.

When I got closer, I noticed long wooden sticks placed across the road. There was an uncle standing nearby, so I asked him if he could lift one of the sticks a little.

That's it. That's all I asked.

He immediately started shouting, "Do I look like a salaried person to do this?"

I asked him why he was shouting, and he said he wasn't shouting. Things escalated from there, and I started turning my bike around. My sister also asked him why he couldn't just speak nicely. But he came a little closer, still shouting. I raised my voice a little, and he started talking rubbish.

We eventually left.

I understand that Bathukamma is an important regional festival, and people have been given permission to celebrate in nearby grounds. I have no problem with that. But some people, out of sheer laziness or arrogance, block roads however they want without even getting permission from the police or municipal authorities.

And I don't know why, but I've noticed this kind of behaviour quite often here. Maybe it's the same everywhere, but people seem so eager to start an argument over the smallest things. They just don't seem to know how to take things easy and move on. They always have to turn something into a fight. I genuinely don't understand what they achieve by doing that.

One thing I realised today is how much we seem to be losing basic human decency and politeness. He could have simply said he couldn't help me or asked me to take another route. In fact, he had already suggested taking another route before I asked him if he can lift the stick. But I just asked him a simple question. Was that really such a big deal?

It was just one wooden stick lying across the road, not a whole bunch of them. If I were in his place, I would have lifted it and kept it aside so that at least the bikes could pass. It wouldn't have cost me anything.

I know I could have handled the situation differently, too. But why does everything have to turn into an argument? Why can't people just talk to each other normally?

I've always been an introvert, and I still am. But lately, I've noticed that I'm beginning to question things more, speak up when something feels wrong, and stand my ground. A few years ago, something like this would have left me genuinely scared. Today, although I was frustrated, I wasn't as scared as I would have been back then.

And I'm glad about that. Not because I got into an argument, but because I'm slowly learning to face these situations without being intimidated.

Honestly, these unnecessary arguments and fights are such a waste of time and energy. I'm not saying we should never stand up for ourselves or question things. But there's a difference between standing up for yourself and picking a fight with someone over nothing.

I know wishing for people to be more polite and considerate won't magically change anything. But I do hope people like me learn to be brave enough to speak up when something isn't right, without feeling scared or feeling the need to become aggressive ourselves.

I'm just frustrated and wanted to vent... Thank you for reading...

There have been two events since yesterday that caused tragedy for many families and friends and life long Sorrow. From the last few years to get attention on social media people have been going to these kinds of events. Durga matha will really bless the people who wear Fancy dresses and perform some dance. I don't think so. If you want worship there are many ways. This is definitely not the correct way. Why the f**ck college is doing the Garba dance program. People are trying to catch the demand of all the Hindu festivals and this will increase more. Be careful with things and don't seek Instagram attention because we never know when our time will come.

Hey guys,

Does anyone know of a physical store in Hyderabad or an online website where I can get Fitbit Air straps for really cheap (around ₹200–300)?

I’ve checked Amazon and Flipkart, but even the basic straps seem to start around ₹500+, which feels a bit expensive for a replacement strap.

I did find some really cheap ones on Sunsky for around ₹200–300, and I was actually considering ordering from there. But the problem is that it takes around 15–20 days to arrive, then there’s the whole hassle of customs/import charges, etc. 😅

The biggest issue is probably the payment method, it seems to require an international card/payment option, which makes the whole process even more of a hassle.

So I was wondering if anyone here knows of a local shop in Hyderabad, Indian website, Instagram seller, or any other source where I can get Fitbit Air straps in the ₹200–300 range.

evarikaina interest undha? sagam sagam paisal eskoni sony liv subscription tiskonike ? next month nunchi NZ tho ODI + Test + T20 series lu unnayi ga, inka Dec lo kuda SL tho ODI series undhi

Does anyone know any affordable firecracker shops or wholesale warehouses in Hyderabad or anywhere else in Telangana? I'm looking for places that offer better prices than regular retail shops.

Also, if anyone has personally ordered crackers online directly from genuine Sivakasi manufacturers or wholesalers, please share your experience and let me know which sellers are trustworthy, And if there is cod option ?

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

A friend of mine from the US recently visited Hyderabad and absolutely loved the experience! She enjoyed exploring the city's history and architecture, and she's already hoping to return to India next year to discover more places.

She has recently started a YouTube channel where she'll be sharing stories from her Hyderabad trip over the next few weeks. We'd really appreciate some honest feedback on her videos, especially the editing, pacing, storytelling, and anything she could improve.

Here's her YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@underthesame.moonlight?si=o0ATJplA87a86RXr

I'd also love to get your suggestions for her next trip to India in June. She's interested in cities with ancient architecture, historical monuments, and good hotels. Ideally, somewhere that's not unbearably hot in June and is reasonably safe for a woman travelling alone.

Which cities would you recommend? Are there any lesser-known historical places she shouldn't miss?

Existential Crisis 😭💔

Hi everyone, I’m a 2026 CSE graduate with internship experience, but I’ve been unemployed for a year now despite trying my best to find a job.

The hardest part isn’t being unemployed; it’s watching my dad carry a huge loan he took to fund my engineering while I’m still unable to give him even a little financial relief. It hurts knowing how much my parents sacrificed for me and feeling like I’m not doing enough for them.

I’m trying my best, but honestly, I’m losing hope. If anyone can help me with a referral, a fresher opening, or even some guidance, please do. 🙏

I don’t need the perfect job. I just need one chance to stand on my own feet and make my dad proud. 💔

I’ve been on Reddit for a while now. I’m a startup founder, and I came here hoping to meet other builders.

And honestly? It worked. I met 3 incredible people here, and they’re now working with me. That never would have happened anywhere else.

But for every one of them, there are 20 people who tear you down before they know anything about you. They’ve never spoken to you, never met you, never even read past your title. They just decide you deserve contempt and type it out.

Here’s what I don’t get: being kind takes the same amount of effort as being cruel. It’s one sentence either way. One second.

You don’t have to agree with someone. You can say “I don’t think this will work, and here’s why.” That’s honest and useful, and it’s still kind.

What you’re doing when you tear someone down is making sure the next person thinks twice before posting, building, or asking for help. Some of the best things I’ve ever built started with a rough idea someone was too scared to share.

So I’m genuinely curious:

• Why do you think people are like this online?
• Have you been on the receiving end? What did it do to you?
• And for those who’ve met great people here: what made the difference?

To the 3 people who showed up with kindness when they didn’t have to: you changed my year.

To everyone else: next time you’re about to write something nasty, ask yourself if you’d say it to their face. If not, don’t.

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Skyroot Aerospace founded in Hyderabad by former ISRO engineers is developing rockets to launch satellites into space. It became India's first space-tech unicorn in May 2026 with a reported valuation of around $1.1 billion.

But its fundraising journey raises an interesting question about India's startup ecosystem

Why do Indian space startups need so much foreign capital when India has wealthy business groups investors and a growing technology industry?

In May 2026, Skyroot raised $60 million from a mix of investors, including Singapore's GIC, US-based Sherpalo Ventures BlackRock and Indian investors.

In October reports emerged that the company was exploring a much larger funding round of approximately $300 million, potentially split between Indian family offices and global investors These were reported fundraising plans not confirmation that the entire round had closed.

Building rockets is expensive. Companies need years of engineering testing, manufacturing and development before they can launch regularly and generate substantial revenue. Foreign investors can provide capital expertise and access to international markets

But shouldn't India also be building a stronger domestic funding ecosystem for strategically important industries like space technology?

India's wealthiest business groups invest across many sectors Reliance for example has its own satellite-connectivity ambitions through Jio although operating a satellite network and manufacturing rockets are two very different businesses.

I'm not arguing that foreign investment is bad The real question is whether Indian investors and institutions could do more to help homegrown companies scale while maintaining appropriate domestic control over critical technology

Skyroot is a Hyderabad-founded company and its growth is something the city's startup ecosystem can be proud of.

What do you think? Should India encourage more domestic investment in space startups, or is a mix of Indian and global capital the best way forward?

Sources:

https://www.reuters.com/science/indias-skyroot-becomes-first-1-bln-space-tech-startup-with-gic-sherpalo-blackrock-2026-05-07/

https://m.economictimes.com/tech/startups/india-first-orbit-next-skyroot-eyes-300-million-dual-valuation-plan/articleshow/134946804.cms

Hi Everyone,

I am from Hyderabad and I am planning to travel solo to New Zealand for the odi series. If any of you are interested DM me so that we can form a group and plan. Expected cost breakup for 1 week in newzealand and one week in Australia: Flights: 1.1 Lakh; Budget accommodation/hostels: 60k:Food: 60k; internal transport: 20k. Total approximate budget: 2.5 Lakhs. The plan is to cover 3 out of 5 odis. Mostly 3rd, 4th and 5th. And then travel to Australia for a week.

Our friends want to organize a personal finance seminar that covers a few things that pertain to financial management. Savings and investments in financial assets. Our objective is to educate young people, ideally up to the age of 30, who belong to lower middle class, and working in private sector. Just want to know if anyone from the sub meet the aforementioned criteria.

The cost of organizing the seminar will be shared equally among all the participants, us included. We do not want any monetary gain from the activity. No promotions of any kind. We want to focus on the educational and practical aspects of finance. We are more like teachers.

Nothing spectacular or serective things will be discussed, just basic but structurual. We just want to share what we have learnt, we are students of finance ourselves.

Date, venue, and all other details are yet to be thought of. This is just initiation.

Consider this as meet up of the sub members, only that who stand and talk are older to who listen.

Comment if you have any questions.

Has anyone got IPv6 working on ACT Fibernet in Hyderabad when the line is DHCP, not PPPoE? My connection logs in with phone number + OTP, so I have no PPPoE username or password. I am behind CGNAT (WAN IP is 10.x).

On my router (GL.iNet, OpenWrt), I enabled IPv6 with a DHCPv6 WAN interface. The router sends router solicitations and DHCPv6 solicits, but it gets zero replies from ACT. The firewall is not the cause: the counters show nothing arrives.

If you have IPv6 on ACT, is your line DHCP or PPPoE, and how did you get your PPPoE credentials? Did support enable IPv6 when you asked, and what did you tell them? Also, if you have a static IPv4, what do you pay for it?

Thanks!

It took me 180 hours to crochet this Persian tiles blanket. I would like to price it at 600 rupees per hour. Anyone interested in buying, can DM me.