Dilsukhnagar

Dilsukh Nagar is a small township that lies south of the Musi river in the city of Hyderabad. The southern state of India, Andhra Pradesh, of which Hyderabad is capital has long been the meeting point of the north and southern culture. Dilsukh Nagar is one of the suburbs in the said territorial plains. The place is situated off the National Highway Number 9 that proceeds further east into the adjacent district of Hyderabad. Dilsukh Nagar houses many small colonies and thus constitute a residential area. The region is fragmented in small localities that are connected with small roads. Some of these localities include Kalyan Nagar Colony, SBI Officer's Colony, Gaddi Annaram, NGO Colony, etc. The colonies are provided with all the essentialities of daily life including some great markets. The Triveni Super Market located here is one great place to shop in the city.

The region has some popular tourist attractions that helps in making some bucks to the people associated with the said enterprise (tourism). Asmangadh Fort, at a little distance from the national highway is the best to offer. Nearby is located Birla Archaeological Museum and a couple of holy places. The Race Course, which is very popular in the city lies to the east of Dilsukh Nagar and less than two kilometres away.

Within the localities of Dilsukh Nagar are present many small institutions and establishments some of which have earned a reputation in the city. National Institute for Mentally Handicapped, Mumtaz College and Red Cross Family Welfare Centre are few accredited establishments located here.