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Hyderabads

Hyderabads is a term used to refer to the residents of Hyderabad, the major metropolitan area in southern India. The city and its surrounding region are an integral part of the state of Telangana, with a heritage shaped by centuries of Persianate culture, Hindu and Muslim communities, and a cosmopolitan modern economy.

Hyderabad was founded in 1591 as the capital of the Qutb Shahi dynasty and later became the

Geographically, Hyderabad is situated on the Deccan Plateau along the Musi River. The climate is characterized

Economically, Hyderabads are linked to a diversified economy that includes information technology, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing.

Notable landmarks associated with Hyderabads and the city include the Charminar, Golconda Fort, the Chowmahalla Palace,

seat
of
the
Nizam
of
Hyderabad.
After
the
integration
of
the
princely
state
into
the
Indian
Union
in
1948,
the
city
developed
rapidly
as
a
center
of
trade,
culture,
and
administration.
Since
the
formation
of
Telangana
in
2014,
Hyderabad
has
served
as
the
state’s
capital
and
remains
its
primary
economic
and
political
hub.
by
hot
summers,
a
monsoon
season,
and
mild
winters.
The
demography
of
Hyderabads
is
diverse,
with
Telugu
and
Urdu
widely
spoken.
Hyderabadi
Urdu
is
a
distinctive
dialect
associated
with
local
culture,
while
Hindu,
Muslim,
and
other
communities
contribute
to
the
city’s
social
fabric.
The
region
is
noted
for
its
historical
architecture,
bazaars,
and
a
blend
of
traditions.
The
city
hosts
technology
corridors,
research
institutions,
and
a
growing
service
sector,
alongside
longstanding
trades
in
gems
and
textiles.
Education
and
healthcare
infrastructure
are
anchored
by
institutions
such
as
Osmania
University
and
several
medical
centers.
and
the
Salar
Jung
Museum,
as
well
as
Hussain
Sagar
Lake.
The
governance
of
the
city
is
conducted
through
municipal
and
state
authorities
that
oversee
urban
planning,
heritage
conservation,
and
regional
development.