The sixth largest city in India that is currently developing at full speed.

Hyderabad, with a population of over 4 million and a per capita GDP of over $10,000, is the deputy city of Bangalore, the Silicon Valley of Asia. Microsoft has set up research centers and offices here. This city has become the center of India's pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. A fitting description for Hyderabad would be that it stands out in a predominantly Hindu region with its Islamic style and a goat head hanging at its entrance. Pearls, bracelets, silk, computer software, handicrafts, and mouth-watering cuisine add infinite charm to the beautiful city of Hyderabad. The birth of the newly built computer city in this emerging area is to accelerate the development of modern information technology and tourism. Hyderabad Technology City gathers top IT engineering and other technologies. Hyderabad currently has five top universities. Its biopharmaceutical industry is well-developed and known as the "Genome Valley" of India, making significant contributions to the country's pharmaceutical industry. Perhaps in the eyes of most people, India is a dirty and chaotic country. Some foreign netizens even commented that there is no place to live in India. However, in this controversial atmosphere, Hyderabad is still stubbornly proving to the world that it has squeezed into the 139th place on the livable city rankings. Hitec City is relatively clean and tidy, and it is also one of the cleanest cities in India's government city rankings.