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On 17th September 1948 evil feudalistic state of Hyderabad was liberated from tryant nizam and evil doras(zamindar in telugu). My late grandmother used to say stories of evil razakars and how they tried to genocide hindus.. All of us esp telugu people must remember it. Thank you sardar for saving us from being part of evil Pakistanistan

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16 hours ago, govinda said:

On 17th September 1948 evil feudalistic state of Hyderabad was liberated from tryant nizam and evil doras(zamindar in telugu). My late grandmother used to say stories of evil razakars and how they tried to genocide hindus.. All of us esp telugu people must remember it. Thank you sardar for saving us from being part of evil Pakistanistan

 

Hyd is such a vibrant and great place to live...but the old city is a black spot.

 

Any tourist who comes from outside, the minute they go to old city, they see the stark contrast with people gazing as if an alien has arrived.

 

I know every global city has some areas like that...but for Hyd, almost 30% of that area is in that way. 

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3 hours ago, singhvivek141 said:

 

Hyd is such a vibrant and great place to live...but the old city is a black spot.

 

Any tourist who comes from outside, the minute they go to old city, they see the stark contrast with people gazing as if an alien has arrived.

 

I know every global city has some areas like that...but for Hyd, almost 30% of that area is in that way. 

Even the elite muslims do not want to live there. They flock to tolichowki which a good place in comparision.

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23 minutes ago, kepler37b said:

Even the elite muslims do not want to live there. They flock to tolichowki which a good place in comparision.

There one can't find English or Telugu language on house name plates, only Urdu.

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11 hours ago, randomGuy said:

There one can't find English or Telugu language on house name plates, only Urdu.

Yeah.

 

There is a reason why Telugu muslims call hyderabad muslims as uncivilized and dangerous.

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On 9/12/2025 at 11:19 AM, kepler37b said:

Even the elite muslims do not want to live there. They flock to tolichowki which a good place in comparision.

It used to be bro...

Nowadays its becoming as suffocating as any. Their elites are now infiltrating into the other areas as well and turning those as well into ghettos.

 

Areas like Sheikhpet, 7 tombs, Mehdipatnam, Tolichowki...I mean you can see bat(wo)man everywhere flocking in huge numbers with their long queue of children.

 

I went to Malkam Cheruvu Park last to last week and it was a complete chaos there. The children park were completely hogged by the privileged community...as each family had 3 or 4 children of theirs hanging around the swings.

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Hyderabad can be India's best city but old city and backward Muslim population drag it down big time. Spent few months there a decade back, some of their areas used to be no-go zones for even police back then, forget normal kafirs. Dunno if situation has changed now. 

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Only a couple of places in India where I have felt like a foreigner. Old Hyderabad and Garden Reach-Kidderpore in Kolkata.

 

Bhopal, Varanasi, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai have their M ghettos but nowhere as bad from my experience. 

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29 minutes ago, Gollum said:

Hyderabad can be India's best city but old city and backward Muslim population drag it down big time. Spent few months there a decade back, some of their areas used to be no-go zones for even police back then, forget normal kafirs. Dunno if situation has changed now. 

But i feel it's missing the planned and zoned charm of Chandigarh

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3 hours ago, singhvivek141 said:

It used to be bro...

Nowadays its becoming as suffocating as any. Their elites are now infiltrating into the other areas as well and turning those as well into ghettos.

 

Areas like Sheikhpet, 7 tombs, Mehdipatnam, Tolichowki...I mean you can see bat(wo)man everywhere flocking in huge numbers with their long queue of children.

 

I went to Malkam Cheruvu Park last to last week and it was a complete chaos there. The children park were completely hogged by the privileged community...as each family had 3 or 4 children of theirs hanging around the swings.

They are comming into new city. See rajendara nagar, attapur and even kokapet are getting filled by them

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I think orginal deccani muslims have come down and its like up and bihari muslims outnumbering them just like north indians outnumbering us telugu hindus

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2 hours ago, Gollum said:

Only a couple of places in India where I have felt like a foreigner. Old Hyderabad and Garden Reach-Kidderpore in Kolkata.

 

Bhopal, Varanasi, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai have their M ghettos but nowhere as bad from my experience. 

Banglore and chennai have local muslims who are converts while decceni Muslims are migrant from north india who don't want to learn local language (telugu) or adapt to telugu culture

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11 minutes ago, govinda said:

Banglore and chennai have local muslims who are converts while decceni Muslims are migrant from north india who don't want to learn local language (telugu) or adapt to telugu culture

Yes they look down upon Telugu culture/language. Talking only about Hyderabadis, didn't notice this in Andhra. 

 

Happens a bit less in Karnataka/Maharashtra (still some Deccan influence there). In Kerala/TN most if not all Muslims are fluent in local language. 

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11 minutes ago, govinda said:

I think orginal deccani muslims have come down and its like up and bihari muslims outnumbering them just like north indians outnumbering us telugu hindus

TFR of all the states are in decline. Hindus are hell bent on improving the country's GDP, while privileged community is determined to push us back to the barbaric stone age by outnumbering us.

 

One reason can also be that Telugu Hindus are moving to US in large numbers in comparison to NI's. Many Telugu families in my society sadly comprise of only an old woman and a man, while their children are in states. 

There is an old couple, from whom I purchase home made ragi Dosa batter, uncle is SBI retired and their 2 sons and one daughter all 3 are in states. They visit India in rotation every year for a month. 

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3 hours ago, singhvivek141 said:

TFR of all the states are in decline. Hindus are hell bent on improving the country's GDP, while privileged community is determined to push us back to the barbaric stone age by outnumbering us.

 

One reason can also be that Telugu Hindus are moving to US in large numbers in comparison to NI's. Many Telugu families in my society sadly comprise of only an old woman and a man, while their children are in states. 

There is an old couple, from whom I purchase home made ragi Dosa batter, uncle is SBI retired and their 2 sons and one daughter all 3 are in states. They visit India in rotation every year for a month. 

Udise is pretty accurate if you want to observe the trends...it has all schools' (govt, govt aided, private, madrassa) enrollment data year wise. Minorities religion wise(muslims, Sikhs, Christians etc.), primary (1st, 2nd..5th STD.), secondary, senior secondary enrollment etc

 

https://dashboard.udiseplus.gov.in/

 

Muslims still are 15.5-16% in primary school enrollment data. Sikhs are dropping big time. Mind you, primary school enrollment in India is very high at 97%...so, this is pretty accurate demonstration of the demographics of future India.

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4 hours ago, singhvivek141 said:

TFR of all the states are in decline. Hindus are hell bent on improving the country's GDP, while privileged community is determined to push us back to the barbaric stone age by outnumbering us.

 

One reason can also be that Telugu Hindus are moving to US in large numbers in comparison to NI's. Many Telugu families in my society sadly comprise of only an old woman and a man, while their children are in states. 

There is an old couple, from whom I purchase home made ragi Dosa batter, uncle is SBI retired and their 2 sons and one daughter all 3 are in states. They visit India in rotation every year for a month. 

We are also having much less kids. Four of my cousins are 35 plus and iam 28 and we are unmarried and muslim who has shop outside my home is younger then me but has 2 kids:cantstop:

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1 hour ago, govinda said:

We are also having much less kids. Four of my cousins are 35 plus and iam 28 and we are unmarried and muslim who has shop outside my home is younger then me but has 2 kids:cantstop:

That's really worrisome mama,
28 is still fine, many Hindu boys marry these day by 29-30, and have first kid by 32-33 and (hopefully) second by 35.
35 and still unmarried puts a lot of pressure, specially if you're in an pvt sector job, career really goes on edge by the time you're 45+. Too much pressure,health issues and the time to family would be very less.

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