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List of TOP 9 upcoming events happening in Hyderabad
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Hyderabad is one of the top places in India where people are seen celebrating festivals or enjoying parties or cultural and musical events with great enthusiasm. People here are very cordial and affable and are often seen gracing the events happening in and around the city. Keeping in mind the love of the people towards events and parties, we have compiled the list of top places where every Hyderabadi must mark his presence. So, keep scrolling to make your first quarter of the year happening and memorable.
Upcoming Events In Hyderabad
1. Lucky Ali
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Popular Bollywood singer Lucky Ali is all set to perform in Hyderabad. The iconic singer, who has given us timeless classics like ‘O Sanam’, ‘Ek Pal Ka Jeena’, ‘Na Tum Jaano Na Hum’ and ‘Kitni Haseen Zindagi Hai Yeh’, has always been a crowd favourite.
- Location: Hitex Exhibition Centre
- Date: March 4
- Tickets available on Book My Show
2. Sunburn Arena Ft. Martin Garrix
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Music lovers in Hyderabad have a reason to celebrate as the world-renowned Sunburn Arena is set to return to the city with an electrifying performance by DJ Martin Garrix.
- Location – GMR Arena, Shamshabad
- Date – March 4
- Tickets available at Book My Show and Paytm Insider
3. Bigg Boss 16 Winner, Rapper MC Stan
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Bigg Boss 16 winner and rapper MC Stan, who enjoys a massive fan following, is all set to perform in Hyderabad.
- Location – Venue to be announced soon
- Date – March 11
- Tickets available on Book My Show
4. Sania Mirza’s Farewell Match
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Indian tennis legend Sania Mirza is all set to bid adieu to professional tennis in her home ground Hyderabad. Sania will be playing two exhibition fixture matches in Hyderabad. The first will be a rounders match between two teams, one led by Sania and the other by Rohan Bopanna while the second will be a mixed doubles match between Sania-Bopanna and Ivan Dodig-Bethanie Mattek-Sands.
- Location – LB Stadium
- Date – March 5
- Tickets available on Paytm Insider
5. Holi Events
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There are several Holi events happening across the city and you can get a good choice to select the best venue to welcome the spring. From NITHM Gachibowli to Wonderla Amusement Park, there are numerous places where you can sprinkle colours on your happy faces.
- Tickets available on Book My Show and Paytm Insider
- Date – March 8
6. Fly Hyderabad
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Experience an incredible bird’s-eye perspective with a helicopter from the height of 1,000 ft. Enjoy the 12 minute helicopter ride from Necklace road and enjoy the view of most iconic places of the city from the air.
- Location – Necklace Road Hyderabad
- Date – From March 8 to 13
- Tickets available at – Book My Show
7. Kayaking
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Help your brain to release endorphins and get rid of everyday hectic office schedules for a while. Water school at Durgum Cheruvu is giving you an opportunity to enjoy kayaking. So book your ticket and increase your heartbeat here.
- Location – Durgam Cheruvu
- Date – From March 3 to 31.
- Tickets available on Book My Show
8. Hero ISL match
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Support your team and watch the players in action who represent your city in India’s biggest football league. Yes, Hyderabad FC is all set to play one of the most important matches of ISL at home ground.
- Location – GMC Balayogi Athletic Stadium
- Date – March 9
- Tickets available on Book My Show
9. Armaan Malik
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The heartthrob of millions of Indians is all set to make you groove to his beats in Hyderabad. From rock to mass to classics, enjoy the voice of Armaan Malik and sing along with him live.
- Location – LB Stadium
- Date – April 8
- Tickets available on Paytm Insider
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )
March 2, 2023
The Trump vs. DeSantis proxy battle shapes up with dueling CPAC vs. Club for Growth events

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Former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley and biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy are the only presidential candidates bridging the two gatherings, though the lesser-known Ramaswamy is not yet registering on public polling of the potential 2024 field.
Despite being a nearby resident in Palm Beach, Trump was not invited to the Club’s retreat this week at The Breakers luxury resort. The conservative group has been open in its desire to move beyond Trump, who has responded with harsh criticism for the organization.
But other potential 2024 candidates are attending Club for Growth’s retreat are former Vice President Mike Pence, Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) and New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu, POLITICO has confirmed. Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Rick Scott (R-Fla.), who are not signaling interest in a presidential run next year, are also set to speak to donors.
Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will speak at CPAC, a conference that over the past five years has increasingly aligned itself with Trump and Trumpism. Pompeo and Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin were invited to attend the Club for Growth retreat, but a person familiar with their schedules said they had scheduling conflicts.
As CPAC has remained closely aligned with Trump — the conservative outfit has celebrated Trump’s success in its straw polls while having him return to events throughout the year — the Club for Growth has largely severed ties with the former president.
And while the Club has opened its donor retreat to a slate of prospective candidates not named Trump, the anti-tax organization appears to be putting much of its weight behind DeSantis. The day before Trump announced his presidential campaign in November, the Club for Growth released polling showing the Florida governor leading over Trump by double-digits in early nominating states.
The Club and its president, David McIntosh, have endured a tumultuous relationship with the former president, first opposing him in 2016 before embracing Trump as an ally in the years to follow. McIntosh influenced some of Trump’s high-profile endorsements in the 2022 midterms, though the two men clashed over contentious Senate primaries in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Alabama.
Trump earlier this month referred to the organization as “The Club For NO Growth” and suggested he was fine without their support, posting on his Truth Social website that the group was “an assemblage of political misfits, globalists, and losers.”

“They said I couldn’t win, I did, and won even bigger in 2020, with millions of more votes than ‘16,” Trump continued, then claiming, without evidence, that the “Election was Rigged & Stolen.”
Club for Growth donated last year to DeSantis’ reelection bid, as well as to a super PAC supporting Tim Scott, another potential Trump rival in a 2024 Republican presidential primary.
Haley has also found herself in a complicated relationship with Trump, who appointed her as U.N. ambassador after initially criticizing Trump’s 2016 candidacy. Since then, Haley has cycled through criticism and praise for Trump. She previously said she would not run if Trump sought reelection, though ultimately changed course and has called for a new, younger generation of conservative leadership without directly attacking Trump’s policies.
By making an appearance at both events, Haley and Ramaswamy are attempting to make in-roads with both the pro- and anti-Trump conservative movements as they seek to bolster their name recognition and support ahead of a potentially crowded field in the coming months.
Nachama Soloveichik, an adviser to Haley, said the former South Carolina’s choice to attend both events shows she’s “decisive” and “bringing her message all across the country.” “When others sit on the sidelines, Nikki Haley puts in the work, in Iowa, in New Hampshire, at conservative gatherings,” Soloveichik said in a statement.
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( With inputs from : www.politico.com )

February 28, 2023
Dubai waives 10% fee on tickets sales for events

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The Dubai government has waived the collection of 10 percent of the actual or estimated value of a ticket sold at paid events, the Dubai Media Office (DMO) reported.
This comes as part of a move to support organisers and further boost the emirate’s competitiveness.
The government typically collects a fee for each ticket sold at paid events, equivalent to 10 percent of the actual or estimated entry price, or up to 10 Dirhams (Rs 225) per guest.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Ruler of Dubai, Vice President, and Prime Minister of the UAE, on Friday, issued Decree No. (5) of 2023 amending some provisions related to the electronic licensing system and electronic signature for events in Dubai.
Under the new decree, the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) is waiving the collection of 10 percent of ticket fees.
The move will increase the profitability of event organizers, which in turn will help attract more people to attend events and festivals in the city.
However, the government will continue to charge annual subscription fees for the electronic permit and e-ticket system.
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February 25, 2023
DeSantis administration requires events at the Capitol ‘align’ with its mission

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The management services agency has started sending letters to organizations that have long-requested space inside the Capitol for events during the annual legislative session informing them of the changes. The Capitol overall is a common location for demonstrations, especially during the state’s two-month legislative session that begins in March, and the rules will affect events inside the entire building.
This year’s session is expected to be packed with Gov. Ron DeSantis-championed bills that will stoke controversy and outrage ahead of his likely presidential bid.
A DMS spokesperson did not answer specific questions about the new rule, saying in a statement that they are “plainly written and straightforward.”
The new rules specify that organizations must make their requests through DeSantis administration agency heads, the House speaker or any member of the Senate. The chief justice of the Florida Supreme Court can also ask on their behalf.
The DMS letters caught by surprise several groups that have for years requested space in the Capitol to host education events for their particular mission. There are dozens of annual events during the legislative session that include state universities having advocacy days, or specific advocacy groups holding informational and educational days in the Capitol during session to increase awareness of their issues of concern. Most events are uncontroversial and not tied to protesting specific issues being considered, or any specific piece of legislation.
“It seems counterintuitive to our rights that you have to ask an agency to ask on your behalf to use space at the Capitol to simply educate the Legislature,” said a lobbyist who for years has planned Capitol events for clients. “And only if your mission lines up with the agencies’ mission is having space for displays on DMS property potentially allowed.”
“Does this rule really protect the constitutional right to assembly, and the right to petition the governor for a redress of grievances,” added the person, who was granted anonymity because they were concerned about retribution for speaking against the new DeSantis administration policy.
The changes have created concern that any event deemed not in line with a DeSantis administration “mission” could be denied space, a situation that some fear would affect demonstrators who protest controversial pieces of legislation, a common hallmark of Florida’s legislative process.

Each year, protesters have filled the Capitol rotunda, generally in opposition to Republican legislative priorities because that party is in the majority, though recently anti-abortion protesters filled the Capitol to urge the GOP-dominated Legislature to pass legislation that would lessen the period of time a woman can have an abortion from the recently passed 15-week ban.
“It is absolutely absurd and against our First Amendment right,” said state Rep. Anna Eskamani (D-Orlando). “It does not surprise that as GOP bans abortions, attacks LGBTQ+ rights, bans books and passes corporate tax breaks that they want to suppress freedom of speech and First Amendment rights.”
The rule changes also define “demonstration activity,” which covers things like “demonstrating, parading, picketing, speech making, holding of vigils, sit-ins, or other similar activities conducted for the purpose of demonstrating approval or disapproval of government policies … expressing a view on public issues, or bringing into public notice any issue or other matter.”
Those activities would be less regulated and still allowed outside the Capitol complex. But the new rules include language that allows DMS to request organizers “reduce in size and scope” their event.
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( With inputs from : www.politico.com )

February 23, 2023
Sunny weather blesses 3rd Edition of Khelo India, brings joy on the faces of players; Events scheduled for today conducted smoot

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Gulmarg, Feb 12 (GNS): Sunny weather blessed at Gulmarg on Sunday giving respite to players and organisers as all the events scheduled for the day were conducted smoothly at all the venues. All the players, coaches, officials donning their jerseys with enthusiastic spirit reached venues early to earn time for final practice before matches.
One of the Alpine G slalom players while expressing his happiness said that it is a great opportunity to participate in 3^rd Edition of Khelo India. He said that today the weather is very pleasant and he hopes to give his best to make his state proud.
The sports events fixed for 3^rd day of Winter Games included Ice Stock, Ice Hockey, Ice Skating, Bandy Curling, Bobsleighing & Skelton, Snow Shoe, Nordic, Ski Mountaineering, Alpine G Slalom and Cross Country.
During the events, a huge number of spectators clapped and shouted to extend support to their favourite teams. Meanwhile winners were awarded prizes by the officers & officials of J&K Sports councils after registering top position by defeating opponent teams & players.
Earlier, In bandy Gujarat registered first position, Haryana second position while Maharashtra satisfied with third position.Similarly, in Ice Skating of 1000 Mtr. for the senior Girls category, Swarali Ashutosh Deo of Maharashtra achieved 1^st position, Raina Kukreja got 2^nd position and Anushka Merchant obtained 3^rd position, both the players belonged to Haryana.
In the same event of senior Men, Suyog Sanjay Tapkir of Maharashtra wrested 1^st position, Anubhav Gupta from UP and Padma Gurmeet of Ladakh got 2^nd and 3^rd position respectively.
In another Figure Skaters event of Boys 13-15 Years, Kapish Kaushik and Utkarsh Saxena both players from Haryana got first and second positions respectively while Ayush Jaguri, Uttrakhand had to satisfy at 3^rd position. While in Figure Skaters Girls-15-19 Years, Wafa Tariq from J&K topped, followed by Chelsi Singh of Haryana at 2^nd position and Shezan Wani, J&K at 3^rd position.
Also, in Figure Skaters age category Senior Girls, Kashish Sharma stayed at top and Suyog Sanjay Tapkir obtained top position in Speed Skaters in Senior Men Category.

Aman Thakur (HAWS) got gold medal in Senior Men Long Distance competition, Ghulam Haider (Ladakh)got gold in Junior Boys Long Distance competition, Dhanalaksmi ( Karnataka) received gold in Senior Women Long Distance category and Sara (J&K) took gold medal Junior Girls Long Distance.
In Nordic 15 KMS (Men) Shubham Parihar ( Army Red) got 1^st position and in Nordic 1.5 KM Jr. Girls Shabnum (HP) scaled top position. Farhat Shabir (J&K) & Priyanshu Kawan (UK) achieved first position in Alpine Catogory 01 Boys and Alpine Catogory 02 Boys respectively.
During the entire day, officers of J&K Sports council continued to monitor events by visiting venues and interacting with the players. Secretary J&K Sports council while speaking at Kongdoori said all the events are going as per schedule at all the venues. She said that players were very happy and ready to show their capabilities.
She informed that Union Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports Anurag Thakur instructed the department to organise sports events at other destinations including Sonmarg, Pahalgam Doodpathri in future and other possible venues to promote the winter sports at these places. (GNS)
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February 12, 2023
Jamia Nagar violence case: Chronology of events

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New Delhi: Following is the timeline of developments in the Jamia Nagar violence case in which 11 people, including student activists Sharjeel Imam and Asif Iqbal Tanha, were discharged by a Delhi court on Saturday.
December 2019: Police register FIR. The violence in Delhi’s Jamia Nagar had erupted on December 13.
April 21, 2020: Chargesheet filed against Mohammad Ilyas, along with a supplementary chargesheet.
January 12, 2021: Second supplementary chargesheet filed against 11 accused — Sharjeel Imam, Asif Iqbal Tanha, Safoora Zargar, Mohammad Qasim, Mahmood Anwar, Shahzar Raza Khan, Mohammad Abuzar, Mohammad Shoaib, Umair Ahmad, Bilal Nadeem and Chanda Yadav.
February 1, 2023: During the continuation of arguments on charge, police filed a third supplementary chargesheet to establish that the witnesses have identified the accused on the basis of photographs.
February 4, 2023: Court discharges all accused except Mohammad Ilyas.
April 10, 2023: Court to frame charges against Ilyas.

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February 4, 2023
Maha: Villagers take over stage set up for R-Day events to demand road construction

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Yavatmal: Protesting locals occupied a stage and forced authorities to cancel Republic Day programs to press for their demand for a road in their village in Maharashtra’s Yavatmal on Thursday.
Several residents of Takli village in the district on Wednesday began a hunger strike in front of the sub-divisional office in Umarkhed demanding road connectivity in their area.
The locals have alleged that an 8-km road was being built to link their village to Umerkhed but the work stopped midway. They have been demanding the completion of the road.
A video shot at Takli village showed several students and women sitting on the stage where the cultural events were to be held on Thursday.
It also showed an official requesting the protesters to move away and let the programs take place but they stay put.
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January 26, 2023