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120 Years of Hyderabad Mint

The coins clinking in your purse are made here at one of the Indian Government Mints located at Saifabad in the city. The mint, producing high-quality coins and other minted products, commemorated its 120th anniversary by launching souvenir coins.

• A Rich Legacy: The Hyderabad mint, with its commitment to precision, craftsmanship and technological advancements, has earned the reputation of being one of the leading mints in the country. Exquisitely crafted silver and copper souvenir coins pay a rich tribute to this 120-year-old legacy.

• Preserving The Quality: SK Sinha, CMD of SPMCIL, applauded the mint's dedication to preserving the nation's numismatic heritage. Their commitment to upholding the highest standards in coin production was emphasized, ensuring the trust and reliability of their coins, medals, and more.

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Taking India To The Moon

As the Chandrayaan 3 aims to leave India’s footprint on the moon, Hyderabad-based aerospace and precision engineering firms have also embarked on the latest mission. These firms, having made significant contributions in manufacturing material for the mission, will be a part of the epochal moon landing moment.

• On the Cusp of History: India is set to be the new member joining the cozy club of the USA, Russia, and China after a successful moon landing. Post a successful landing on the lunar surface, India is set to create history by becoming the first country to explore the South Pole of the moon.

• The Silent Backbone: Hyderabad-based companies like Sri Venkateswara Aerospace, MTAR technologies, and others have built materials and equipment for Indian space missions over the years. For Chandrayaan 3, they manufactured material for the GSLV Mk III rocket, the Vikram lander, and the Pragyan lunar rover.

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Majestic Link on Musi River

A symphony of engineering that unites the banks of the Musi and Esa rivers. The Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA), has started work on 5 bridges across the Musi and Esa rivers. The proposed bridges will be located in Rajendra Nagar, Budvel, Manchirevula, Uppal Bagayat, and Pratap Singaram suburbs.

• Improved Mobility: Considering the growing population, the need for a better road network and the increasing density of traffic requires additional bridges. These constructions assist the free mobility of residents across the rivers of Musi and Esa.
  Proposed Budget: The total cost of these bridges is estimated to be Rs.129.76 crore. All of these bridges are 4-laned and will be 180-210 meters long. Tenders have already been called as HMDA aims to provide essential infrastructure to cater to the growing urban population.

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Kalamkari in Fashion

Derived from the Hindy mythology of Mahabharata and Ramayana, a vibrant, handcrafted textile from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, Kalamkari is getting the heed that traditional Indian art forms are deprived of. Choose from pen-drawn Srikalahasti or block-printed Machilipatnam styles!

• Fashionistas' Muse: Kalamkari fabrics are popular in fashion, and used by designers and celebrities in various garments and accessories. The manufacturing process involves soaking, dyeing, drying, washing, outlining, and soaking in hot water to get the final fabric.

• Healing Wonders: Kalamkari fabrics are also known for their healing powers through the use of natural dyes. Get yourself a piece of this cultural heritage from popular shopping destinations like Fabindia, Cotton On, and Secunderabad General Bazaar.

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Approach to Access Genetic Disorders

At the 8th Annual International Conference hosted by the Board of Indian Genetic Counseling, dignitaries focused on adopting an individualised approach to genetic disorders. Moving away from the one-size-fits-all approach to medication, Prof Bamezai nudges for personalized medical care to treat genetic disorders.

• A Hybrid Conference: The conference comprised 8 scientific sessions with presentations from 14 international and 52 national expert faculty members with diverse expertise. It was held in hybrid mode from 7th to 9th July 2023 at the School of Life Sciences, University of Hyderabad.

• Silver Linings: Themed “Genetics & Genomics in Health & Disease”, the conference aims to promote education among researchers, specialists, and doctors about current topics of Genetics. The keynotes delivered by Padmasree Prof Bamezai left a very striking impact on the heterogenous gathering that includes students, researchers, and genetic counselors.

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• 🍗 Lip Smacking Louisiana Chicken: Popeyes makes its debut in Hyderabad! Get a bite of the famous Louisiana Chicken with its signature Cajun flavours at the AMB soon across Hyderabad.

• 🚆 Back on Track:  Hyderabad Metro Rail Corridor 2 is back on track! Services resumed between JBS and MGBS, bustling with 25,000 daily commuters. Let the smooth journey begin from 6 am to 11 pm!

• 🚶 Footpath - Not for Walking: It is ironic that footpaths have become a nuisance for the pedestrians of Hyderabad! Bustling hawkers and widening roads have shrunk the little safe space for pedestrians to walk safely

• ♟️ First FIDE Open Tournament:  Hyderabad is all set to host its first International Open FIDE Rating chess tournament. More than 500 players will take part in the prestigious competition at the Kotla Vijaya Bhaskar Indoor Stadium from July 21

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