Nearly three years after Hyderabad’s historic Murgi Chowk Market was demolished, traders are still waiting for the new complex. Delays in construction have displaced businesses, with some traders operating from temporary premises or roadsides while others have shut their shops.
Hyderabad's traditional Kalai craftsmen are witnessing renewed demand as restaurants and households return to copper cookware. Though only a few workshops remain, the centuries-old tin-coating craft continues to protect health, preserve cooking quality and keep an important part of the city's heritage alive.
Hyderabad: The historic Murgi Chowk, popularly known as Mahbub Chowk Market, is finally getting a new lease of life with an additional floor enhancing its space and facilities. The reconstruction of the market complex comprising meat and poultry shops will be done by the Quli Qutub Shah Urban Development Authority (QQSUDA). Unlike the existing market, […]
