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Hyderabad Hospital Completes 400 Kidney Transplants, Marks Major Medical Milestone

Hyderabad: Yashoda Hospitals in Hyderabad has achieved a significant milestone by completing more than 400 kidney transplant surgeries since the launch of its kidney transplant programme. The achievement was highlighted during the Kidney Symposium 2026, held at the hospital’s HITEC City facility on August 29.

The symposium brought together nephrologists, urologists, transplant specialists and other healthcare professionals to discuss recent developments in kidney transplantation, post-transplant care and long-term graft health. The event also focused on the need to strengthen awareness about organ donation.

Union Minister for Coal and Mines G. Kishan Reddy inaugurated the symposium, while NITI Aayog Member R. Balasubrahmanyam attended as the guest of honour. The hospital’s kidney transplant programme has handled complex cases, including ABO-incompatible kidney transplants and procedures involving elderly patients and donors, reflecting the growing capabilities of transplant medicine in Hyderabad. Hospital Managing Director G. Surender Rao attributed the programme’s progress to advanced medical technology and the expertise of its specialist teams.

During the event, experts also underlined the importance of improving public understanding of organ donation and addressing misconceptions surrounding transplantation. Greater awareness among potential donors and families can play an important role in expanding access to life-saving organ transplants.

The completion of more than 400 kidney transplants adds to Hyderabad’s growing reputation as a major healthcare destination, particularly in complex procedures and advanced transplant care.

Telangana Golconda Masters 2026 to Feature 132 Golfers in Hyderabad from September 1 to 4

Hyderabad: The 12th edition of the Telangana Golconda Masters 2026 is set to bring top golfing talent to Hyderabad, with 132 professional golfers competing at the Hyderabad Golf Association (HGA) from September 1 to 4.

Organised by the DP World Professional Golf Tour of India (DP World PGTI), the tournament will offer a ₹1 crore prize purse and feature some of India’s leading professional golfers along with prominent international players.

The tournament was jointly announced by Jupally Krishna Rao, Telangana Minister for Prohibition & Excise, Tourism & Culture and Archaeology, and Kapil Dev, President of DP World PGTI, during a press conference at the Hyderabad Golf Association on Saturday.

Top Indian and International Golfers to Compete

The tournament will see participation from several leading Indian professionals, including Saptak Talwar, who currently leads the DP World PGTI Order of Merit. Other notable Indian golfers in the field include Honey Baisoya, Veer Ahlawat, Rashid Khan, Akshay Sharma and Om Prakash Chouhan.

The international field will include defending champion Jamal Hossain of Bangladesh, along with fellow Bangladeshi golfer Badal Hossain. Other international participants include Czech Republic’s Stepan Danek, Sri Lankan golfers N Thangaraja and Mithun Perera, Nepal’s Subash Tamang, Uganda’s Joshua Seale, and Japanese golfers Koichiro Ishika and Taiga Tanaka.

Hyderabad’s local challenge will be led by city-based professionals Mohd Azhar, Vishesh Sharma and Rupinder Singh Gill, who will look to make an impact on their home course.

Tournament Important for DP World India Championship Qualification

The Telangana Golconda Masters is also an important event in the Race to DP World India Championship, which determines the DP World PGTI’s No. 1 player for the season.

The competition will contribute to the DP World PGTI Order of Merit, with the top 24 players earning qualification for the season-ending DP World India Championship.

With the tournament carrying a ₹1 crore prize purse, the event is expected to attract significant attention from professionals competing for valuable ranking points and championship qualification.

Telangana Tourism Supports Major Golfing Event

The tournament is supported by Telangana Tourism, Hyderabad Golf Association, The Westin Hyderabad Mindspace, The Q Golf Studio by Playroot Golf, and several other partners.

Speaking at the announcement, Telangana Minister Jupally Krishna Rao said the government was delighted to be associated with the 12th edition of the Telangana Golconda Masters and described it as an important event on India’s golfing calendar.

DP World PGTI President Kapil Dev welcomed the return of the tournament to Hyderabad and thanked Telangana Tourism and the Hyderabad Golf Association for their continued support.

Jasvinder Singh Birgi, Captain of the Hyderabad Golf Association, said the association was honoured to host the prestigious tournament and welcomed some of India’s finest golfing talent to its course.

Hyderabad Set to Host Four Days of Professional Golf

The Telangana Golconda Masters 2026 promises four days of competitive professional golf at the Hyderabad Golf Association. With a strong Indian contingent, international participation, a ₹1 crore prize purse and crucial DP World India Championship qualification points at stake, the tournament is expected to be one of the notable sporting events in Hyderabad during September.

Telangana Golconda Masters 2026: Key Details

  • Tournament: Telangana Golconda Masters 2026
  • Edition: 12th
  • Dates: September 1–4, 2026
  • Venue: Hyderabad Golf Association, Hyderabad
  • Players: 132 golfers
  • Prize Purse: ₹1 crore
  • Organiser: DP World Professional Golf Tour of India (DP World PGTI)
  • Defending Champion: Jamal Hossain of Bangladesh
  • Key Indian Player: Saptak Talwar
  • Local Players: Mohd Azhar, Vishesh Sharma and Rupinder Singh Gill
  • Qualification: Part of the Race to DP World India Championship

184 Tribal Runners from Chhattisgarh to Participate in NMDC Hyderabad Marathon 2026

Hyderabad: The 15th edition of the NMDC Hyderabad Marathon 2026 is set to feature a special contingent of 184 young tribal runners from Chhattisgarh’s Bastar region, giving them an opportunity to compete in one of India’s prominent city marathons.

The runners have been selected from remote areas including Bailadila, Sukma, Dantewada, Bijapur, Bastar and Jagdalpur. For many of them, the Hyderabad Marathon will be their first experience of participating in a major city-based running event.

From Bastar’s trails to Hyderabad’s streets

Several of the young athletes have developed their running skills on village roads and the rugged terrain around mining regions such as Kirandul and Bacheli. Some runners have traditionally trained barefoot, making their participation in a professionally organised marathon a significant step in their sporting journey.

To support the contingent, NMDC has provided running shoes, sports kits, training, accommodation and transportation. Training for different batches began on August 17 ahead of the Hyderabad event.

The contingent includes six women runners, while most participants are expected to compete in the 10-km race. A few experienced athletes will also take part in the 21.1-km Half Marathon and 42.2-km Full Marathon categories.

Hyderabad Marathon 2026

The NMDC Hyderabad Marathon 2026, powered by IDFC FIRST Bank, is being held on August 29 and 30. The event is the flagship marathon of the Hyderabad Runners Society and attracts thousands of participants from across India.

Around 32,000 participants are expected to take part in this year’s event. The participation of the Bastar runners is expected to provide them with valuable exposure and an opportunity to showcase their athletic potential on a major platform.

The initiative also highlights how sporting events can create opportunities for young people from remote communities. With sustained coaching, training and exposure, some of these runners could potentially pursue athletics at a professional level.

The journey of these 184 athletes—from the remote and rugged landscapes of Bastar to the streets of Hyderabad—adds a strong community and inclusion dimension to the 2026 NMDC Hyderabad Marathon.

Ex-DRDO Chief, 31 Hyderabad Pilgrims Safe After Nepal Flash Flood

HYDERABAD – In a major relief for families and the broader community, a group of 31 pilgrims from Hyderabad, including former Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) chief G. Satheesh Reddy, have been confirmed safe after narrowly escaping a severe flash flood on the Nepal-Tibet border during their sacred Kailash Mansarovar Yatra.

Narrow Escape and Current Status

According to available information, the group successfully crossed the affected area just hours before the flash floods struck the Rasuwa-Gyirong region. The sudden deluge severely disrupted road connectivity, leaving several other travelers and pilgrims stranded or unaccounted for in the treacherous terrain.

The Hyderabad contingent has successfully completed the rigorous Kailash Parikrama and safely reached Darchen. They are currently stationed in Saga, Tibet, where they are coordinating with local authorities and tour operators to determine the safest way home.

Reassuring Anxious Families

With communication lines often spotty in the high-altitude region, families back in Hyderabad spent an anxious night trying to reach their loved ones. To alleviate these fears, a member of the pilgrimage group released a video message directly from Saga, providing a firsthand account of their safety.

“People back home had remained anxious and had called throughout the night to ask about their family members,” the group member stated in the video. “I assure them that there is no need to worry and that everyone is safe and sound.”

In the video, the speaker panned the camera to show the group, explicitly identifying key staff members like Lobsang and Nepali staff manager Rajender, as well as confirming the presence of prominent individuals, including Dr. Satheesh Reddy. He emphasized that no accidents or untoward incidents had occurred and that the group was maintaining a positive mindset while taking all necessary safety precautions.

Alternative Route for Return Journey

With the traditional return route through Nepal currently impassable due to the flood damage, the group is actively exploring alternative travel plans.

“The pilgrims would return through whichever exit route China decides to keep open,” the group member explained. The contingent is now looking to travel back to Hyderabad via the Tibet-China route, coordinating closely with local support staff to ensure a secure and organized evacuation from the region.

Looking Ahead

The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is a spiritually significant but physically demanding journey, often fraught with unpredictable high-altitude weather and terrain challenges. The swift and safe navigation of this crisis by the Hyderabad group, guided by experienced local staff, highlights the importance of robust contingency planning in such expeditions.

Authorities and family members remain in close contact with the group as they finalize their travel arrangements back to India. Further updates are expected as the group begins their journey home via the alternate route.

Telangana Weather Forecast: Rainfall to Ease Sharply on August 27, 2026

HYDERABAD – Residents of Telangana can expect a significant break from recent wet weather, as rainfall activity across the state is forecasted to ease sharply starting August 27, 2026.

According to the latest meteorological updates, the heavy rains that have been affecting the region will weaken considerably, bringing much-needed relief and clearer skies to most parts of the state.

District-Wise Forecast for August 27
While the overall trend points toward drier conditions, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts isolated to scattered short spells of rain in specific pockets:

West and South Telangana (Afternoon to Evening): Limited rainfall is expected in districts including Vikarabad, Sangareddy, Kamareddy, Medak, Rangareddy, Mahabubnagar, Wanaparthy, Jogulamba Gadwal, Nagarkurnool, and Nalgonda.
Northern Telangana (Midnight to Early Morning): A few brief, short spells of rain may occur in Kumaram Bheem Asifabad, Mancherial, Peddapalli, Jayashankar Bhupalapally, and Mulugu. However, the overall rainfall in these northern districts will remain very limited.
Hyderabad: The twin cities may experience passing, light showers at a few places from the afternoon through the night, but no heavy downpours are anticipated.

No Official Weather Warnings
Providing further reassurance to the public, the India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) Telangana warning page has issued no weather warnings (Yellow, Orange, or Red) for the state on August 27.

The IMD’s broader national forecast also indicates that while isolated to scattered rainfall may persist across Telangana between August 26 and September 1, the intensity will remain low, and no severe weather events are expected.

What This Means for Residents Commuters: Travel conditions will largely improve, though drivers should still exercise mild caution during brief afternoon or evening showers in the mentioned districts.
Agriculture: The scattered, light rainfall will provide adequate soil moisture without causing waterlogging or crop damage in the western and southern agricultural belts.
Daily Life: With the sharp decline in rainfall intensity, outdoor activities, events, and daily commutes are expected to proceed with minimal disruption.

Residents are advised to stay updated with local IMD bulletins for any last-minute changes, but the outlook for August 27 remains largely dry and manageable across Telangana.

Octave Opens Global Technology and Innovation Centre in Hyderabad

Hyderabad: Octave Intelligence plc, a global provider of software for mission-critical facilities and infrastructure, has inaugurated its new Global Technology and Innovation Centre in Hyderabad, strengthening the city’s position as a hub for advanced technology and innovation.

The new centre is expected to become a key location for Octave’s global technology and innovation operations, supporting the company’s growing capabilities across software engineering, artificial intelligence, data, cloud computing and product development.

Telangana Minister for Information Technology, Electronics & Communications, Industries & Commerce and Legislative Affairs D. Sridhar Babu, along with Mattias Stenberg, Chief Executive Officer of Octave, and other senior company leaders, inaugurated the facility. Sai Krishna, IT Advisor to the Government of Telangana, was also present at the event.

The Hyderabad centre will function as a global technology and innovation hub, with teams working on advanced technologies and solutions that support Octave’s customers across international markets.

The facility will contribute to the development of technologies designed for industries operating complex assets and critical infrastructure. These solutions focus on delivering real-time intelligence and enabling data-driven decision-making in mission-critical environments.

With capabilities spanning artificial intelligence, data, cloud and software engineering, Octave’s Hyderabad centre is expected to play an important role in the company’s global innovation strategy while further expanding Hyderabad’s growing technology ecosystem.

9,000 NVIDIA Chips: Indian AI Company Powers Up Hyderabad’s Largest AI Factory

India is rapidly positioning itself as a major global hub for artificial intelligence infrastructure, and a groundbreaking new development in Hyderabad is set to accelerate this vision. AM Intelligence, an Indian AI infrastructure company backed by the founders of renewable energy giant Greenko Group, has reportedly placed a binding order for approximately 9,000 Nvidia Vera Rubin GPUs.

This monumental investment marks one of the earliest and largest deployments of Nvidia’s latest AI computing platform in Asia, signaling a massive leap forward for India’s compute-as-a-service capabilities.

The Scale of the Investment

The Hyderabad facility is not just another data center; it is designed to be a true “AI factory” capable of handling some of the most demanding computational workloads in the world, including trillion-parameter foundation models and next-generation agentic AI applications.

Key highlights of the project include:

  • Massive Compute Power: An initial deployment of 200MW of AI compute capacity, serving as the first phase of a broader 1GW compute-as-a-service platform.
  • Historic Investment: The broader project represents a staggering $8 billion+ in capital expenditure, underscoring the sheer scale of ambition.
  • Cutting-Edge Hardware: The order for ~9,000 Nvidia Vera Rubin systems ensures the facility will be equipped with the most advanced AI training and inference hardware available globally.

The Green Energy Advantage: A Strategic Moat

One of the most significant bottlenecks in the global AI race is energy consumption. AI factories are notoriously power-hungry, and securing affordable, sustainable energy is critical for profitability.

AM Intelligence holds a distinct competitive advantage here: direct access to Greenko Group’s vast renewable energy infrastructure. By powering its AI data centers with clean, reliable energy, the company aims to offer some of the lowest-cost AI computation services globally.

As Mahesh Kolli, Founder and President of Greenko, noted:

“In global token economics, energy prices play a huge part.”

This synergy between renewable energy and advanced computing not only drives down operational costs but also aligns with global sustainability goals, making the Hyderabad facility a model for green AI infrastructure.

Global Reach with Low Latency

While rooted in India, AM Intelligence’s vision is thoroughly global. The company plans to offer its computing capacity to enterprise customers across India, the United States, Finland, and Malaysia.

Thanks to India’s robust and expanding undersea cable connectivity, US-based companies will be able to access AI compute resources hosted in India with a latency of approximately 300 milliseconds. This makes cross-border, real-time AI inference and training highly viable, positioning India as a reliable, high-performance alternative to traditional Western data center hubs.

Ambitious Expansion Plans

The Hyderabad AI factory is just the beginning. AM Intelligence has outlined an aggressive roadmap to expand its total AI data-center capacity to 5GW by 2030 across India, Europe, and other strategic global markets. This expansion is expected to be funded through a strategic mix of debt and equity, leveraging the strong financial backing and industry expertise of the Greenko founding team.

Looking Ahead: India’s AI Infrastructure Moment

While companies like Sarvam AI are making waves in foundational AI models, AM Intelligence is tackling the equally critical challenge of the underlying infrastructure. By combining world-class Nvidia hardware, ultra-low-cost renewable energy, and strategic global connectivity, AM Intelligence is building the backbone of the next generation of AI.

This $8 billion bet in Hyderabad is more than just a corporate expansion; it is a definitive statement that India is ready to power the global AI revolution.

Octave Opens Global Tech Innovation Centre in Hyderabad

Hyderabad’s reputation as a premier global hub for technology and innovation continues to strengthen, with another major multinational corporation making a significant commitment to the city. Octave Intelligence plc, a Nasdaq-listed technology leader, has officially inaugurated its new Global Technology and Innovation Centre in Hyderabad, spanning an impressive 2 lakh square feet.

Inaugurated by Telangana IT and Industries Minister D. Sridhar Babu, the new facility marks a major milestone in Octave’s global expansion and reinforces Hyderabad’s position as a top destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs).

A Hub for Advanced Technology and Innovation

The new Hyderabad centre is designed to be a key technology and innovation hub for Octave on a global scale. Teams at the facility will focus on cutting-edge domains, including:

  • Software Engineering
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning
  • Data Analytics and Cloud Computing
  • Advanced Product Development

These capabilities will directly contribute to the development of technologies and solutions delivered to Octave’s global customer base, particularly in industries where complex assets and critical infrastructure require real-time intelligence and data-driven decision-making.

State-of-the-Art Facilities and Job Creation

Beyond its massive footprint, the facility features a dedicated Experience Centre, showcasing Octave’s latest innovations and capabilities to clients and partners.

The centre has already created significant employment opportunities, launching with a workforce of 1,600 employees. Reflecting its long-term commitment to the region, Octave plans to scale this headcount to 2,000 employees in the coming years, attracting top-tier tech talent from across India.

Leadership Perspectives on Hyderabad’s Growth

The expansion underscores the mutual benefits of Hyderabad’s thriving tech ecosystem and Octave’s global growth strategy.

D. Sridhar Babu, Telangana IT and Industries Minister, highlighted the state’s ongoing success in attracting global investments:

“The city is increasingly becoming the first choice for global firms to establish their Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and foray into India because of the engineering talent depth, specialised expertise, and stable ecosystem the city offers. Octave’s decision to establish this technology and innovation centre here is another strong endorsement of Hyderabad’s diverse and dynamic innovation ecosystems.”

He further noted the state’s aggressive growth trajectory: “We welcomed 75 new GCCs last year and are now targeting 100 more by next year. More importantly, in the last two years, the capabilities being built here are becoming increasingly diverse and sophisticated, spanning multiple sectors.”

Mattias Stenberg, CEO of Octave Intelligence, emphasized the strategic value of the new location:

“Octave’s global technology and innovation centre in Hyderabad is an exceptional location to continue the company’s next phase of growth.”

Strategic Context: Octave’s Global Footprint

Octave Intelligence plc came into existence following the 2025 spin-off of Hexagon AB’s Asset Lifecycle Intelligence and Safety, Infrastructure, and Geospatial divisions. Today, the company employs approximately 7,200 professionals across 45 countries, providing mission-critical software and data solutions to industries worldwide. The Hyderabad centre will play a pivotal role in driving the next wave of product innovation for this global workforce.

Looking Ahead

As the demand for AI-driven asset management and real-time industrial intelligence accelerates, Octave’s investment in Hyderabad ensures that the company remains at the forefront of technological advancement. For Hyderabad, this launch is yet another powerful validation of its world-class infrastructure, deep talent pool, and proactive government support, cementing its status as a cornerstone of the global digital economy.

TDCX Opens Second Hyderabad Campus, Boosting India’s Global Delivery Hub Status

Hyderabad, Telangana: Global customer experience solutions firm TDCX has opened its second campus in India at Meenakshi Eco Park, Hyderabad, further strengthening the city’s position as a major hub for customer experience, sales, digital support and technology-enabled services.

The new campus comes as TDCX significantly expands its operations in India. The company’s India headcount has grown by more than 600% over the past three years, making India its fourth-largest operations base globally. Hyderabad has emerged as one of TDCX’s fastest-growing locations, driven by its strong technology ecosystem, skilled talent pool and expanding global services sector.

Located within the 6-million-square-foot Meenakshi Eco Park, the new facility has been designed to support TDCX’s continued growth while providing employees with a workplace focused on learning, collaboration and performance.

TDCX India supports leading global brands across digital advertising, e-commerce, fintech and technology. Its teams provide omnichannel customer support and technology-enabled services to clients across Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Ireland and North America.

Byron Fernandez, Group Chief Information Officer and EVP, TDCX, said India has moved beyond being viewed primarily as a cost-arbitrage destination. According to him, global companies are increasingly choosing India for its skilled workforce and ability to manage complex workflows at scale.

Ananth Premkumar, Country Director, TDCX India, said Hyderabad has established itself as one of India’s leading centres for technology, innovation and customer experience delivery. He highlighted the company’s ability to build production-ready teams rapidly, with one technology client’s agents being prepared in under six weeks to support faster go-to-market timelines.

TDCX India has also been recognized as a Great Place to Work for three consecutive years, reflecting its focus on employee experience alongside operational performance.

The company said the Hyderabad expansion reflects the growing importance of India as a primary global delivery market. With more than 20,000 employees across 37 locations worldwide, Singapore-headquartered TDCX provides customer experience, sales and digital marketing services, content moderation and other solutions across industries including technology, fintech, e-commerce, gaming, health-tech, media, travel and hospitality.

The new Hyderabad campus is expected to further strengthen TDCX’s delivery capabilities and support its continued expansion in India and global markets.

Hyderabad Emerges as a Major Frontier AI Computing Hub as AMI Orders 9,000 NVIDIA Rubin GPUs

Hyderabad is set to take a major step forward in the global artificial intelligence and advanced computing landscape.

AMI Intelligence, an infrastructure platform established by the promoters of Greenko, has placed a binding order for 9,000 NVIDIA Rubin GPUs for its first AI factory in Hyderabad. The company announced the order on August 25, 2026, describing the project as a major milestone in its plans to build large-scale AI computing infrastructure.

The 9,000 next-generation GPUs are planned to be deployed as NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 systems at AMI’s 30 MW AI computing facility in Hyderabad. The deployment is targeted for the first quarter of 2027.

According to AMI, the Hyderabad facility is expected to become one of Asia’s first frontier AI computing clusters based on the NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform, placing the city at the centre of the rapidly expanding AI infrastructure ecosystem.

🇮🇳 Hyderabad’s Growing AI Ambitions

The project is significant not only for AMI but also for Hyderabad and Telangana, which have been emerging as important destinations for technology companies, data centres, cloud infrastructure and artificial intelligence.

The new facility will represent the first tranche of AMI’s planned 1 GW of Compute-as-a-Service capacity, which the company intends to develop across India, the United States, Finland and Malaysia.

AMI said it plans to bring 200 MW of computing capacity to market in the near term, backed by more than US$8 billion in planned capital expenditure.

The scale of the proposed investment highlights the growing demand for high-performance computing infrastructure required to support the next generation of AI models, enterprise applications, cloud services and other computationally intensive technologies.

⚡ From Power Infrastructure to AI Compute

AMI Chairman Anil Chalamalasetty described the development as the next stage in the company’s long-term focus on transforming power infrastructure into value-generating technology infrastructure.

He highlighted the emerging “electron-to-token” economy, referring to the conversion of large-scale electricity and computing resources into AI-driven digital outputs.

The deployment of NVIDIA’s latest-generation Vera Rubin platform in India is expected to strengthen AMI’s position in the emerging AI computing market and support the development of advanced AI infrastructure at scale.

💻 Why NVIDIA Rubin Matters

Modern AI systems require enormous amounts of computing power for training and inference. As AI models become larger and more sophisticated, demand for high-performance GPUs and specialised data-centre infrastructure is increasing rapidly.

The NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform represents a new generation of AI computing technology designed for demanding workloads. Deploying thousands of these GPUs together can create a powerful computing environment capable of supporting large-scale AI applications.

For Hyderabad, the project could further accelerate the development of an ecosystem around AI, cloud computing, semiconductor-related technologies, data centres, software and digital infrastructure.

🌏 A Major Milestone for Hyderabad

The planned 30 MW facility is expected to add Hyderabad to the growing list of global locations investing heavily in frontier AI infrastructure.

The city already has a strong technology ecosystem, a large pool of engineering talent and an expanding digital infrastructure base. The addition of large-scale AI computing capacity could create further opportunities for technology companies, startups, researchers and enterprises looking to build and deploy advanced AI applications.

As global competition for AI computing capacity intensifies, investments of this scale could play an important role in determining which cities become the next generation of AI infrastructure hubs.

With 9,000 NVIDIA Rubin GPUs, a 30 MW Hyderabad facility, and a broader plan to develop 1 GW of Compute-as-a-Service capacity, AMI’s announcement represents a significant development in India’s rapidly evolving AI infrastructure story.

Hyderabad’s journey from a major IT and technology hub to a potential frontier AI computing destination is gaining momentum. 🚀🇮🇳