Hyderabad
A city founded in 1591 that grew from a planned Qutb Shahi capital into a major center for culture, education, science, business, and public life.
History, places, schools, companies, people, and culture — Hyderabad's story, in one searchable spirit.
The fortified Golconda settlement and the Qutb Shahi court shaped the political and cultural world from which Hyderabad grew.
Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah founded the city. Its planned street grid centered on the Charminar.
Golconda fell to the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb, beginning another major chapter in the region's history.
The Asaf Jahi dynasty established Hyderabad State and the Nizams made the city their capital.
The former princely state was integrated into India, changing the city's political and administrative life.
Hyderabad became the capital of the newly formed state of Andhra Pradesh.
Telangana became India's 29th state on June 2, 2014, with Hyderabad as its capital.
Heritage, education, cinema, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, startups, and global technology all meet here.
A city founded in 1591 that grew from a planned Qutb Shahi capital into a major center for culture, education, science, business, and public life.
Golconda was the fortified capital of the Qutb Shahi kingdom before Hyderabad was founded. Its history remains central to the city's identity.
The four-minaret monument at the center of the historic city plan is one of Hyderabad's most recognizable landmarks.
A monumental necropolis near Golconda containing the tombs and funerary structures of the Qutb Shahi dynasty.
Hyderabad's historic twin city developed north of Hussain Sagar and remains a major transport, commercial, residential, and cantonment area.
The western technology corridor around Madhapur, Kondapur, Gachibowli, and the Financial District is a major employment and business zone.
The historic quarters around Charminar hold markets, religious sites, craft traditions, food cultures, and dense residential neighborhoods.
A public university established by royal charter in 1917 and one of Hyderabad's defining educational institutions.
An autonomous university founded in 1998 as a not-for-profit public-private partnership with a strong focus on technology and applied research.
A central public university in Gachibowli known for postgraduate education, research, and a broad interdisciplinary campus community.
A Hyderabad-headquartered pharmaceutical company founded in 1984 with businesses spanning medicines, active ingredients, services, and consumer health.
A biotechnology company founded in Hyderabad's Genome Valley in 1996, focused on vaccines, biotherapeutics, research, and manufacturing.
A Hyderabad startup and innovation hub incorporated in 2015 as a not-for-profit public-private partnership connecting founders, industry, academia, government, and investors.
A Hyderabad-born technology executive who serves as Microsoft's chairman and chief executive officer.
An Indian badminton champion and Olympic medalist whose training, career, and public life are closely connected with Hyderabad.
A Hyderabad-connected tennis champion, former doubles world No. 1, and the first Indian woman to win a WTA singles title.
A national museum on the Musi River holding collections of art, objects, manuscripts, textiles, furniture, clocks, and decorative arts.
A large integrated film production and visitor complex on Hyderabad's eastern edge, connected to the region's cinema economy.
GHMC is the municipal corporation serving Greater Hyderabad and the official starting point for many civic services and urban complaints.
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