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Pratixa New member

Member since 16 October 2014

PratixaNew member16 October 2014 03:43:53

Hi, I have moved from UK 2 months ago and living in a Gachibowli area.聽 I am suffering from 'expat blues' as day to day life is so difficult in India. Basic things like connecting wifi to opening a bank account are proving to be very difficult tasks needing extensive documentation (I think applying to MI6 would have been easier!).
Any one who has already gone through all these who can give me some helpful tips?聽
I am also looking to join some social activities to get to know like-minded people, so any information on that would really help.
Thank you.

Priscilla ViP

Member since 30 May 2013

PriscillaViP16 October 2014 07:20:00

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Hello Pratixa,

Welcome to 禁漫天堂

Cheers,

Priscilla

Pratixa New member

Member since 16 October 2014

PratixaNew member17 October 2014 03:28:26

Thank you Priscilla. Are you living in Hyderabad?

Maximilien ViP

Member since 20 June 2013

MaximilienViP17 October 2014 09:27:25

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Hi Pratixa - if i can allow myself please know that Priscilla is part of the 禁漫天堂 Team

Arcticfox Member

Member since 08 September 2013

ArcticfoxMember17 October 2014 13:00:51

Hi Pratixa, Yes Hyderabad can be a frustrating experience. I have been here a year and it does get easier, but it is interesting to hear that locals have exactly the same gripes. I think the frustration wanes as we get used to the situation here. I gave up opening a bank account, which makes it difficult to pay most things as they nearly always want online payments, but it works for me.
As for wifi, I have Beamtele which is good enough, but the router they recommend is less than useful a flat larger than a shoebox. PAYG Sim cards were also hard to get, but you can get them through a local friend same with gas bottles. The one thing I have not yet found is a decent bottle of red. Perseverance is the key, just about everyone is friendly and willing to help.
Must go now as my wash machine packed up and the repair chap is coming, now how do you say, "knackered" in hindi?
Best Wishes.

Pratixa New member

Member since 16 October 2014

PratixaNew member19 October 2014 11:15:56

Thank you 聽 I have signed up for Beam wifi.聽 Lets hope it is delivered soon.聽 Luckily, I have had a SIM card from my employer so that made the life lot easier.聽 My TV is connected so atleast I can forget about my worries and watch some TV.聽
Hope your washing machine gets fixed soon as well聽 Just say 'washing machine bigad gaya hai, jaldi fix karo'

Teja007 Member

Member since 23 September 2014

Teja007Member08 November 2014 08:37:42

Hi Pratixa I stay near Gachibowli if you have any difficulties regarding anything call me , i will solve it. my number is 9971538863

Regards

Teja

saimans Guest

saimansGuest09 November 2014 07:00:40

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Teja007 wrote:
Hi Pratixa I stay near Gachibowli if you have any difficulties regarding anything call me , i will solve it. my number is 9971538863

Regards

Teja

I guess you are a washing machine mechanic, So you will travel from delhi to Hyderabad to fix the machine, Good Luck !!

gavishal New member

Member since 25 August 2011

gavishalNew member22 December 2014 10:08:34

Pratiksha,

Welcome to Hyderabad

Chetna Member

Member since 06 February 2011

ChetnaMember03 March 2015 10:52:31

#10

Hello,

I have just shifted to Gachibowli and this area seems dead to me.... could you help me with the following:
1) A good parlour ?
2) Are there any activities around that one could indulge in? some cooking workshops or something?
3) places to hangout besides inorbit?

vkrana Member

Member since 22 May 2013

vkranaMember23 March 2015 01:54:16

#11

There are many places. Depends on your interest. Good restaurants that I liked were "Nautanki Gali" and 70 mm from Ohr's besides Avasa and Barbeque nation.

Cheers
Rana

chrisgrgsw Member

Member since 23 March 2015

chrisgrgswMember24 March 2015 15:31:11

#12

Better Try private banks there service and customer satisfaction is good...!

Springsteen Member

Member since 12 July 2014

SpringsteenMember22 June 2015 10:11:20

#13

I'm from Hyderabad and I can relate. Lol - "How do you say 'knackered' in Hindi?" made me laugh. Do I sense a Brit?

pangean Member

Member since 17 July 2015

pangeanMember17 July 2015 02:23:44

#14

i am an indian, need any help

kapil79 Member

Member since 04 January 2014

kapil79Member21 July 2015 05:52:59

#15

Hi,

How are u doing, I'm from Hyderabad too, lot of groups on FB for acitvities and also outside, lets get connected and i will get you connected with the groups

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