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Danish, who graduated this year from Hyderabad's Nalsar University of Law, stood before his audience that day, dressed in a checked blue shirt and jeans.
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Mohammed Anwar, the principal of the M.A. Ideal High School - a private school lodged inconspicuously in Hyderabad's old city - was one of the first local "slum-education entrepreneurs" when he established the school in the late 1980s.
Capitalism without Capital, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Left, artists representing the state of Gujarat performed at Hyderabad's travel fair, July 8, 2011.
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Danish, who graduated this year from Hyderabad's Nalsar University of Law, stood before his audience that day, dressed in a checked blue shirt and jeans.
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But Hyderabad's poorly paid inspectors are happy to permit them to continue in exchange for a well-established system of bribery.
Capitalism without Capital, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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People visit the state largely for its pilgrimage sites and mayor tourist attractions include Tirupati Temple, Hyderabad's Charminar monument and the state's many Buddhist sites.
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Agence France-Presse/Getty Images Hyderabad's airport ranked first in the category of airports designed to receive five to 15 million passengers a year.
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In Hyderabad's labyrinthine backstreets, among the traditional vegetable stalls, small mechanic shops and mosques, almost every other signboard proclaims a private school - often with misleading descriptions.
Capitalism without Capital, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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"Moving physical cash is the most expensive part," of the business, he said at the Ashoka and Lemelson Foundation Tech4Society conference in Hyderabad's Indian School of Business.
Snapshots on Startups Eric bellman 2010
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"Moving physical cash is the most expensive part," of the business, he said at the Ashoka and Lemelson Foundation Tech4Society conference in Hyderabad's Indian School of Business.
Snapshots on Startups Eric bellman 2010
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