Hyderabad

Global private equity major TPG has finalized its exit from Sai Life Sciences, divesting its stake in the Hyderabad-based contract research and manufacturing services (CRAMS) firm for Rs. 2,675 crore. The deal marks a significant monetization for TPG, which had invested in Sai Life Sciences nearly a decade ago, and underscores the growing investor appetite for India’s pharmaceutical and life sciences sector.

Myntra, India’s leading online fashion retailer, has launched its rapid delivery service, M-Now, in Hyderabad, enhancing customer access to same-day and next-day fashion deliveries. The service is designed to cater to evolving consumer expectations for speed, convenience, and reliability in e-commerce. By leveraging advanced logistics, local inventory hubs, and AI-driven order management, Myntra aims to provide a seamless shopping experience for urban consumers.

Godrej Properties, one of India’s leading real estate developers, has announced the acquisition of a prime land parcel in Hyderabad valued at Rs. 548 crore. The strategic investment highlights the company’s commitment to strengthening its presence in southern India’s high-growth residential market. With Hyderabad emerging as a hub for technology, infrastructure, and urban expansion, the project is expected to cater to rising demand for premium housing.

Coupang, the South Korea-based e-commerce giant, is deepening its footprint in India with the expansion of its development center in Hyderabad. The move underscores India’s growing role as a hub for advanced technology and product innovation in global e-commerce. With Hyderabad emerging as a preferred destination for multinational corporations, Coupang’s expansion signals a commitment to leveraging local engineering talent to drive innovation across logistics, artificial intelligence, and customer experience.

Telangana has been placed under a red alert following unprecedented heavy rainfall in Hyderabad and surrounding districts. Meteorological reports indicate continuous downpours, triggering widespread waterlogging, disruption of traffic, and localized flooding. Authorities have activated disaster management protocols, urging residents to remain indoors and avoid travel unless essential. Emergency services, including the National Disaster Response Force and local relief teams, are on high alert to manage potential evacuations and provide assistance.

Hyderabad Traffic Police has issued a public advisory urging citizens to minimize non-essential travel, citing safety concerns and ongoing traffic management challenges. The advisory encourages commuters to plan essential trips carefully and avoid peak congestion periods. Authorities highlighted that limiting outdoor movement can significantly reduce road accidents and ease traffic flow across critical junctions in the city. This proactive guidance aligns with broader urban mobility strategies aimed at improving road safety, reducing congestion, and promoting efficient transportation.

Global management consulting and professional services firm ZS has opened a new office in Hyderabad, strengthening its presence in India and expanding its global delivery capabilities. The new facility aims to cater to the growing demand for advanced analytics, technology, and consulting services from clients across industries. Positioned as a hub for innovation and collaboration, the Hyderabad office will house cross-functional teams working on healthcare, life sciences, and technology-led business transformation projects.

A recent study by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has unveiled a startling health crisis brewing within Hyderabad’s booming IT industry. According to Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda, more than 84% of IT sector employees in the city are affected by fatty liver disease—an indicator of severe metabolic stress. The findings shed light on the growing toll of sedentary lifestyles, irregular eating habits, and chronic stress among knowledge workers.

TurboHire, a fast-growing recruitment automation platform, has raised Rs. 50 crore (approximately $6 million) in its latest funding round to fuel international expansion and accelerate product development. The Hyderabad-based company, known for leveraging artificial intelligence to streamline hiring processes, plans to use the capital to strengthen its presence in North America, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.

Brigade Enterprises, a prominent name in India’s real estate sector, has announced an ambitious revenue projection of Rs. 970 crore from three upcoming projects in Hyderabad. The developments, spanning both residential and commercial segments, mark a strategic expansion into one of the country’s most dynamic property markets. With a combined saleable area of 2.6 million square feet, these projects signal the company’s bullish stance on urban housing demand and grade-A commercial infrastructure in South India.