Syed Akbar is an Editor at The Times of India, specializing in Andhra Pradesh affairs. With a rich background that includes stints at Deccan Chronicle, Indian Express, and New Indian Express, he focuses on regional political developments and social issues. Syed's insights and analyses have been featured in Nature Portfolio and The Economic Times.
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Syed Akbar's coverage focuses on local scientific developments, cultural events, and government announcements in the Hyderabad region of India. He predominantly cites data and reports on government announcements.
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Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh has a long history of sale and illegal harvest and transplant of kidneys dating back to 1998 when several farmers in
By: Syed Akbar
It was a father and son team - a 50 year old Pakistani guy and his 24 year old son. The son had gone back to study in Pakistan where he was most likely indoctrinated. You can see them both casually shooting at the people. The father was killed while the son was seriously injured.
By: Syed Akbar
Hyderabad: The case involving five boxes of jewellery of Nawab Zaheer Yar Jung, which came to light following a recent police complaint by a Hyderabad
By: Syed Akbar
Hyderabad: Everyone knows India got Independence at midnight, but what many do not know is that the first census in Hyderabad state in 1881 was also conducted at night.
