TCS brings Hyderabad a 1GW promise
HyperVault says it has secured 264 acres for a phased AI data-centre campus, with projected investment of up to Rs 70,000 crore. The campus, unlike the headline, is not operational yet.

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HyperVault says it has secured 264 acres for a phased AI data-centre campus, with projected investment of up to Rs 70,000 crore. The campus, unlike the headline, is not operational yet.
The Hyderabad studio has linked itself to three releases, but the territory, deal structure and one release date remain undisclosed.
TCS says its HyperVault subsidiary has secured 264 acres for a phased data-centre campus, with investment of up to Rs 70,000 crore. The jobs number doing the rounds is less solid.
The Hyderabad studio says it wants to revive commission-based distribution across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Theatres, terms and screen counts remain undisclosed.
Revanth Reddy inaugurated the ₹52-crore Musi crossing on August 31. GHMC’s own earlier project details leave the length, completion status and final bill needing clarification.
Telangana’s draft-roll process enters a correction phase as an independent analysis flags 19.41 lakh deletions across Hyderabad’s 15 constituencies.
TCS confirms HyperVault and a national 1GW plan. The Hyderabad land, jobs and investment figures remain claims in a single report.
A reported committee recommendation would raise Hyderabad’s minimum autorickshaw fare from ₹20 to ₹30, but the Telangana government has not approved or notified the change.
The studio is reported to be handling Andhra Pradesh and Telangana distribution for three films, while the money and scale remain conveniently undisclosed.
The studio says it is expanding theatrical distribution across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The numbers, naturally, are still in another film.
Revanth Reddy says the BJP won Bengal by deleting votes and is trying the method in Telangana. The official record confirms the revision, not the alleged political targeting.
A stormwater drain reportedly gave way beneath the Hyderabad road. The repair plan is still waiting on surveys, approvals and the calendar.
Polytechnic students are demanding clarity on control, fees and ECET as protests continue across Telangana.
The Bollarum weapons theft is documented. KTR’s wider charges remain allegations, but the Congress government still has questions to answer.
Two Telangana BJP leaders were taken into custody during a march to the Secretariat over alleged fee-reimbursement arrears. The numbers, as usual, arrived less organised than the protest.
TGREDCO has floated two 10-year operator tenders, but the notices do not establish how many stations are already working—or whether the two lists overlap.
Cyberabad Traffic Police have extended restrictions until September 16, saying road-widening and stormwater-drain works remain incomplete.
The Hyderabad studio has announced a September slate across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, but its commission model remains more promise than published paperwork.
The Telangana government says it issued the sanction. How much reached Osmania University, and what was spent, remains undisclosed in the record reviewed.
Minister Adluri Laxman Kumar says the Congress government has sent its 1,000-day achievements to BRS leaders. The attachment, like the audit, remains unavailable.