This post was published 5 years 4 months 11 days ago. So some of the links may be broken and the content may not be applicable any more.Been in Hyderabad for some days now, and I am getting used to the many “PET”s in Hyderabad. For starters, if you come to Hyderabad by air, the airport is in Begumpet. Then there is Ameerpet, a crowded, bustling marketplace (if I can call it a marketplace! Its more like all international brands crowding in whatever little space is available!) Then, there is Balkampet, Malakpet, Musapet, Dhoolpet, Shaikpet, Amberpet & Ramgopalpet. < begin PJ > I had forgotten entirely about those eight pets. Some time ago, I was refilling my bottle of water when I happened to glance at the lid, it read “Pearlpet!” < end PJ > Actually, given that Hyderabad is “the” place to come to for pearls in India, it would’nt’ve been a surprise to find a Pearlpet in Hyderabad.
And, I am inclined to believe that the “pet”s (of Hyderabad) mean a locality with a market place or a bazaar just like the “Peth”s of Pune. Pune….I have fond memories of Pune, will reminisce them in some other post.
tags: Hyderabad, Peth, Pune, Pearls of Hyderabad
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BabaPet, kaisaa sound karta hai… or MalluPet…
Naah, I don’t like any references to my “pet”
And, surprisingly, I haven’t been able to locate any mallupet out here 
So wassup with you nowadays?
Nothing much, planning for a Sharepoint 2003 to MOSS 2007 migration. Rest life is kool…Orkuting lot