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An online documentary film festival series
Hosted by CeMIS (the Centre for Modern Indian Studies) at the University of Göttingen, Crossings is an online film festival about dreams and aspirations, crossings and journeys, movements and migration, performance and politics, and violence and resistance, in contemporary India. We present cutting edge films from India that blend and bridge the personal and the political in different modes of non-fiction storytelling to engage with the pressing themes, events and issues of our times.
The festival showcases the state of the art of the Indian documentary film through a series of significant journeys made by filmmakers using diverse and innovative forms of communication. The films traverse a range of topics including the politics of insurgency; the violence of state repression; the refashioning of caste and gender inequalities; migrant dislocations; religious majoritarianism; censorship, propaganda, and creative resistance.
Crossings will present a new documentary film about India every week, followed by a discussion between the filmmaker and discussant (an academic or practitioner), and a Q. and A. with an online audience. In the period from October 11, 2021 till February 7, 2022, we will have online screenings of 18 films.
Audiences must pre-register for the festival in order to be able to view the films online. Each film will be accessible for online viewing over five days, beginning on Friday at 2.00 PM, and extending until 2.00 PM on Tuesday. The conversations between the filmmakers and the discussants will take place on Mondays from 4.00 PM – 6.00 PM (CET).
While all the films will be screened online, three of the films will also be screened 'live' or 'offline' at the Lumière cinema in Göttingen, and the screening will be followed by an audience interaction and a Q. and A. with the filmmakers. These in-person, interactive screening events at the Lumière are planned for the 1st November, 13th December, and 31st January, 2022. Due to COVID-19, seating in Lumière is limited. Book your free ticket in advance via their website.
In the first week of February 2022, the festival will culminate with a workshop called Visual Diaries showcasing video and photographic documentation of the 2019 national elections in India, and two online panel discussions with a focus on teaching practices, and the state of the art of the Indian documentary.
Programming and curation: Lalit Vachani
Co-ordination, CeMIS: Karin Klenke
Co-ordination, Namaste +: Valia Carvalho
Organization (Communications): Apurva Olwe
Organization (Technical): Felix Gießmann and Rohit Mishra
Financial administration: Gabriele Raebiger, Birgit Priemer
A cooperation of "DE/IN CeMIS" & NAMASTE+


We all want success in many of its different forms. Success as a parent, success in our families, our businesses, our health and mostly in happiness. Never quite sure which way round the last one is, do we become happy because we are successful or are we successful because we are happy? Anyway ask anyone you meet today if they want success in their endeavours and the answer will most likely be yes even if their challenge is depression. I would certainly conclude that success is what I strive for.
However over the past few weeks I have been dealing with my fear of success. It seems to have risen from deep in my unconscious mind and now stands threateningly at the edge of my awareness, of my consciousness. It is palpable and seems cloaked in dread. It is time to engage with it and transcend this block.
I recognise many people would consider me somewhat successful with a family that are doing well and two sound businesses and I would agree with them. However, when I look at my past, I see any number of examples when I have avoided or sabotaged my success. Maybe the most illuminating story was during my yachting career when I was engaged to sail a 6-metre yacht in the World Championship in Torquay, England. We had a good boat and an experienced crew but we were up against some world-class sailors plus a couple of Olympians. I was the tactician, I called the shots. After all but the last race we comfortably led the table and only needed to place in the first six boats to win the championship. We were leading the final race by some considerable distance and on the last leg I called a tack, still not sure why, and we sailed into a hole (sailors' term for no wind) and the whole fleet sailed past us!
As I review my life from the perspective of my fear of success, I see many other stories not least being part of an organisation for close to 25 years that taught success, yet so few of the members achieved success. It was a great place to hide and while I built a successful business for myself it was not something that permeated the wider organisation. Having retired I see other similar organisations which have embraced success on many levels and grown and prospered and are now having a really significant effect on a significant number of people.
This fear of success has many dimensions and I feel will take a lot of courage and application to overcome it. However, I am aware that I have taken the first major step, and that is to become aware of it. Now I can move forward although it still does not feel good.
We wish you all luck and good fortune with your endeavours and we will keep you posted on our progress.
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Q: Removal of an item from a python list, how are items compared (e.g. numpy arrays)? I am a bit puzzled by the python (2.7) list.remove function. In the documentation of remove it says: "Remove the first item from the list whose value is x. It is an error if there is no such item."
So, I guess here value means that comparison is based on equality (i.e. ==) and not identity (i.e. is). However, can someone explain to me the following behaviour. Apparently, both comparisons are used, but in a rather strange way:
import numpy as np

x = np.array([1,2,3])
mylist = [x, 42, 'test', x] # list containing the numpy array twice
print mylist

This will, of course, print:
[array([1, 2, 3]), 42, 'test', array([1, 2, 3])]

So far so good. But strangely the following code does execute:
mylist.remove(x)
print mylist

giving
[42, 'test', array([1, 2, 3])]

I would expect it to throw an error because numpy arrays do not return a boolean statement but a boolean array.
For instance, x == x returns array([ True,  True,  True], dtype=bool).
Yet, our removal happily executes. However, calling the same statement once more yields the predicted behaviour:
mylist.remove(x)

throws a
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ValueError                                Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-3-835a19b5f6a9> in <module>()
----> 1 mylist.remove(x)

ValueError: The truth value of an array with more than one element is ambiguous. Use a.any() or a.all()

What is going on?

A: Looking at the source code, list.remove uses the PyObject_RichCompareBool function to compare objects. This function contains the following at the beginning:
/* Quick result when objects are the same.
Guarantees that identity implies equality. */
if (v == w) {
    if (op == Py_EQ)
        return 1;
    else if (op == Py_NE)
        return 0;
}

So it compares object identity first. Only if the objects are different, it proceeds to use the == operator.
In your example, if x is the first object in the list, it will be the same object as the removed value and therefore be regarded as equal by the above function and removed. If anything else is the first object, it will be compared to x with the == operator, which will return a numpy array and cause an error as it can't be converted to a boolean value.
The in operator works in the same way, so x in [x,1] returns True while x in [1,x] raises an error.

A: The error occurs the second time because testing 42 for identity with x fails and Python falls back to comparing x with the integer 42 using equality (==).
mylist.remove(x) gets rid of the first occurrence of x in the list without any hiccups because x is x returns True. The problem is that when the first element of the first is 42, x is 42 returns False so Python tries x == 42 instead.
This equality test returns the array array([False, False, False]). Unlike native Python objects, NumPy arrays have an ambiguous truth value and an error is raised.

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Urine retention is an inability to pee, and we get it, this is not an exciting topic to read about. However, it's one of the most common complaints from heroin users. That begs the question. Why do heroin addicts have a trouble peeing? That's what this page will answer.
It would be difficult to fix a broken television unless you understand what an unbroken television was supposed to do. Following that logic, it's important to understand normal urination, so that you can fully understand abnormal urination.
Normal urination requires two separate events to occur simultaneously.
The nervous system must excite the muscle surrounding the bladder in order to contract the bladder.
The nervous system must relax the sphincter muscles within the outflow tract of the bladder so that urine can escape.
When the bladder contracts and the urethral muscles relax we urinate.
The primary reasons why heroin makes it difficult to urinate is linked to functional changes within two organs in the body. These two organs are the bladder and the kidneys.
Heroin use relaxes the detrusor muscle that surrounds the bladder, which increases bladder capacity by 20 – 65 percent. At the same time heroin use inhibits the parasympathetic nervous system, which decreases the sensation of bladder fullness. Lastly, it tightens both internal and external urethral sphincters, which increases resistance through the outflow tract of the bladder.
Everyday, our kidneys filter about 135 quarts of blood to produce about 1 1/2 quarts of urine. But when a person uses heroin, the brain tells the pituitary gland to release ADH (antidiuretic hormone). ADH tells the kidneys to reabsorb water from urine and move it back into the bloodstream. This tends to make urine much darker, because it's more concentrated, i.e. there are more solutes and less water.
The combination of decreased water in urine, increased bladder capacity, decreased sensation of bladder fullness and increased outlet resistance results in an uncomfortable problem whereby people who use heroin cannot pee.
We know now that intravenous heroin users are more likely to experience higher rates of urine retention as compared with heroin sniffers and smokers. In addition, short half-life opioids such as heroin generally have less urine retention as compared to longer half-life opioids, such as Methadone. In other words, heroin wears off quickly while Methadone does not.
The urethral sphincters: These two muscles control the release of urine. The external urethral sphincter and the internal urethral sphincter. When either of these muscles contracts, the urethra is sealed shut.
The detrusor muscle: is a smooth muscle found in the wall of the bladder that remains relaxed to allow the bladder to store urine but contracts during urination to help release urine.
The guardian reflex: Is a neurophysiological reflex that inhibits a person from urinating without consent. In other words the guardian reflex's purpose is to allow the bladder to fill without having an accident. It inhibits contraction of the detrusor muscle, while simultaneously contracting the external sphincter.


The St Mary's Church is an Church of Largonia church in Jamestown, the capital of Largonia. It is a small Anglican church in the southern part of the city, whick was built between 1918 and 1921. It was intended as chapel but has been expanded as small church. There is a small cemetery around the church with around hundred graves. The current dead people will not be longer buried at that cemetery but at Jamestown Cemetery, the largest of the country in the northern part of the city.


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Pretty Bad: 5.53%
15 reviews, 127 user ratings
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Ocean's Eleven (2001)
"A cavalcade of stars in a film not quite worthy of all of them."
I'm a sucker for movies with big, all-star casts. It's the same reason I like the Academy Awards: All those big-shots together in the same room! I wonder what they talk about? My silly dream is to make a movie where EVERYONE is a celebrity, including the extras. Like there's a guy who walks past the main character on the street, and it's Robert De Niro, and he doesn't have any lines and no one acknowledges that it's Robert De Niro. He's just THERE, for two seconds, then he's gone. Wouldn't that be great?
Anyway, "Ocean's Eleven" has one of those casts where even the extras seem to be stars, directed by Steven Soderbergh, who is himself a star after his two Best Director nominations at the last Oscars. It takes place in Las Vegas, which is a star of a city. It's about an elaborate heist, which is one of the most popular, durable and reliable plots in movie history. It's a remake of a legendary Rat Pack film. It's written by the guy who wrote the cannibalism drama "Ravenous." Except for that last part, this thing's got "GOLD" written all over it!
"Ocean's Eleven" is indeed as cool as ice, with some arch dialogue dryly delivered, mostly by George Clooney and Brad Pitt. Both men are in fine form as Danny Ocean and Rusty Ryan, professional thieves who undertake to rob three Las Vegas casinos all at once, on a night when there's sure to be at least $150 million in the vault.
Their accomplices include Matt Damon as a promising young pickpocket, Don Cheadle as the Cockney explosives expert, Eddie Jemison as the surveillance specialist, Bernie Mac as the inside guy, Elliot Gould and Carl Reiner as old-timers drawn in for another job, and Scott Caan and Casey Affleck as "the Mormon twins" who do various grunt work and day labor. Andy Garcia is the evil owner of the casinos, and Julia Roberts is his girlfriend -- and Ocean's ex-wife, which explains some of Ocean's motivation in robbing these particular establishments.
The film's look and style are appropriately retro, as is the jaunty soundtrack. One senses that a lot of fun went into making the film; there is especially much delight in explaining just how impossible the heist is, and then showing it happen anyway.
But for all its individual charms, the movie is not nearly as great as it could have been -- nay, should have been. It is interesting but not enthralling, amusing but not hilarious, exciting but not heart-stopping. It is above-average but below-potential. The atmosphere is ripe with giddiness, but the dialogue doesn't measure up to it. It's the kind of movie you really like, but not as much as you want to.
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6/05/19 Suzanne Lots of fun; Clooney and Pitt were a hoot.
10/30/13 The Big D I endured this lame, boring thing because a friend talked me into going.
8/12/13 rick original was a lot better
6/09/10 Serge A modern classic, fantastic chemistry between all players
1/13/09 Anonymous. enjoyable. and ..what everyone else said, haha :]
10/19/08 Samantha Pruitt lots of fun to watch, the cast is what makes it so good!
4/27/08 Totir Alexandru It is a great movie and I really enjoyed watching it. The same for 12 and 13.
11/19/07 Erica Munro Love it!!!
11/11/07 cosmic conundrum Well, the cast did get reassembled.. not once, but twice
10/21/07 Tiffany Losco This movie was great. And had all the hot guys in it!! Love Brad Pitt
8/16/07 Quigley Excellent crime film with a great ensemble. Soderbergh's direction is superb.
6/06/07 gr117 Love it! The cast is amazing.
6/02/07 gcc awesome ending, great cast
2/08/07 Raph Branca Lots of fun. Great summer film.
1/23/07 Matt Should have been much better, but not the worst way to kill a couple of hours. Forgettable.
1/05/07 Watch This Movie. Worth watching once, just to see the end.
8/14/06 Cosmic Conundrum Entertainer with panache
5/20/06 Kcaj Okay so I'd give it a C+
2/16/06 Indrid Cold Great chemistry and several funny moments, Soderbergh won't let you down.
11/04/05 tatum Pure fluff, but well made fluff
9/03/05 ES s'ok certainly better than the sequel, but star power a classic doe not make
7/25/05 Eric Rollins The original is an infamous failure this is just too prefabricated.
6/08/05 Agent Sands One of the three classic heist movies of all time. Class-A filmmaking. Clooney is a dream.
5/22/05 Cham Dull remake of a terrible original.
5/10/05 Carol Great movie
5/06/05 Mind Junkie pretty good
5/05/05 Kristi Achilleos great movie with excellent set of actors
4/30/05 Chris Stephens Doesn't compare to the original, but is good
4/27/05 chandrakanth k s A MUST WATCH
4/24/05 Dan Awesome!
4/24/05 Charlene Javier Excellent popcorn flick
12/18/04 Theresa Wagner It's suspenseful in a kind of you know the bad guys will get away because they are supersta
12/17/04 Ken Cenerelli Fun caper flick I enjoy watching over and over. I can always find something new each time.
12/08/04 keithers.. great cast but it falls short entertaining non the less
11/16/04 Naka Waaaaaay better then the original. A fantastic good time.
8/09/04 john bale Good cast but the Rat Pack they're not. So why remake ? Another ho hum hi tech heist movie.
5/11/04 J.Peckerfoot big names.cool dialogue.slick.safe.and great entertainment.critics need not apply.
3/04/04 Agent Sands Easily among my top 3 movies. Everything is fucking brilliant!!!
1/04/04 Littlepurch Enjoyable and surprising the first time. A bit repeative on repeat viewings.
12/21/03 Matt Wow, everyone loves but me...oh well
6/29/03 Rosalie I really enjoyed this one.
5/31/03 JoeSco entirely amenable and Clooney as suave as ever
5/17/03 Mr. Hat (I'm Back Mo'Fos!) EXTREMELY entertaining, which makes up for its on&off seeming immorality.
5/16/03 Piz Not mind-blowing but thoroughly entertaining.
4/11/03 Jack Bourbon Lite, healthful entertainment. Contains plenty of Vitamin C but only some Vitamin B.
3/09/03 Jack Sommersby Competently rendered but mechanical and empty.
3/03/03 John What's so goddamn great about this movie??
1/04/03 R.W. Welch Compares favorably with the original, crisply done.
12/29/02 Ken Increibly entertaining. Doesn't fall into typical "Vegas-movie" stereotypes.
12/04/02 rob vegas IT DIVIDED THE AUDIENCES INTO THOSE WHO HATED IT AND THOSE WHO HATED IT!
11/23/02 Croweater its enjoyable & entertaining, a good crime caper film
11/16/02 spacecowboy good stuff...
10/26/02 sparks Loved everything but Julia Roberts. Completely useless. Did anyone else see her mustache?
8/26/02 Sesco i love u
7/27/02 Punk_Ass I really enjoyed this film, very few gripes, Solid Entertaining. A good "Heist" movie
7/15/02 Calvert Not bad, but lacking somehow
6/29/02 Film Dude Top notch entertainment.
6/28/02 Shelley Smith Aside from Julia Roberts, I absolutely love this film!!! Outstanding editing!
6/17/02 FrayLo pretty damn entertaining, but hey, i'm fascinated by vegas
6/12/02 hilarydsur awesome-but not to see a 2nd time
6/04/02 Phoenix Enourmously entertaining.
6/02/02 Chris A flawless film. You'll enjoy it so much it will blow you away.
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5/24/02 Matt Chez Good movie but could have been better, Pitt was excellent
5/20/02 The Bomb 69 good popcorn flick
5/14/02 Monday Morning Fun romp, very enjoyable. Needed to show Julia's tits for a "10", tho'.
5/12/02 Matt All REDS!!!! : )
4/29/02 David A. Very Boring. No fistfights, no ghosts, predictable stale humor, and no pretty ladies. UGH!
4/10/02 Priscilla Postlethwaite Julia Roberts is wasted, but tilte gang is memorable and exciting.
4/08/02 stoolie-bird cute....... but thats about it
3/28/02 Chris �� It's Great Fun. I Definatly recommend it.
2/28/02 Chowie pretty good, but 'introducing julia roberts', she wasn't needed, so FUCK OFF JULIA!
2/22/02 Jeff great movie
2/21/02 speedy very good movie, can't wait until the DVD is out
2/19/02 TLsmooth The rat pack were fags.
2/08/02 sarahfar88 cool, funny, go see it
1/23/02 Jimbo Just a movie (although i'm pretty sure i saw the cameraman's reflection in a mirror)
1/20/02 natasha funny, smart, stylish -- pure entertainment
1/19/02 Adam Voorhees Its not crap but its also no where near as cool as it shouldda been.
1/17/02 Mister Char it was entertaining and interesting, julia roberts is too old to be sexy though
1/17/02 Jockstud An action movie without action, a comedy without comedy, a drama without drama...
1/16/02 ^ZuLu^ Quite entertaining - but nothing you'll remember in a year or two.
1/16/02 King Krack Very entertaining. I fucked during the movie.
1/15/02 thejames This movie sucks my fucking ass
1/14/02 Glen Funny and Classy film. (best movie ever)
1/13/02 Shane Robert Myers!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the smartest film i have seen in 2002 & it kicked ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1/12/02 parkallan Not oscar material, but a fun way to spend an hour and a half
1/12/02 Matthew Smirh a fast paced and very entertaining heist film
1/09/02 Cherry Excellent, fun movie
1/08/02 Danielle Sharpe Amazing...From the many casino movies i've seen, this could possibly be the best.
1/06/02 Ian Clavel Two reasons to see it: Elliott Gould and Carl Reiner
1/05/02 mrgoddamnhair This film is goddamn awesome
1/04/02 Matt Utt Senator Blutarsky you are right on the money man. Oreilly rules and Clooney is a pussy!!!!
1/03/02 George Clooney..... JK!!!!! The movie was okay, I luv Brad Pitt. So what if he's married, he's wicked hot!
1/02/02 Mr. Hat (formerly Joe Zappa) This movie rocks! It has all the good actors and a good music score. I liked it.
1/01/02 John Lyons Not as good as the original, but okay. J. Roberts sucked.
12/30/01 Jim Heard Good movie. But sllllooowwwww....
12/29/01 Artist Freak Fun escapist heist movie, a little lowbrow for the man who brought us Traffic, but good fun
12/29/01 paul flashy and fun, but nothing new or exciting here...
12/25/01 ryan good movie even w/ geroge clooney and julia roberts
12/24/01 flick chick run of the mill
12/21/01 Johnny Walker not a swanky caper flick like Snatch or tha Score was, but it was well acted n' coo'
12/19/01 Jimmy James plot holes big enough to drive trucks through
12/17/01 Caiphn T'was alright. I'd watch it again.
12/17/01 The king daddy Pot rating King As smooth as vaporized chronic
12/17/01 Obi Wan Wow! Ticket prices dropped 4 bucks in my area at Loews!
12/16/01 spaceworm THE RIGHT STUFF used Clair de Lune first - and better. Stop smirking, George.
12/15/01 Justin Jaku Julia Roberts was fantastic. She left me satisfied and wanting more, much more!
12/14/01 Gorge Duvidous Who said substance and pretense were the standards of quality? This movie is amazing, fun
12/14/01 Axe Murderer i truly underestimated this one....this movie rocks...
12/13/01 Thor-Leo Eric D Snider's review said it all...
12/13/01 Grenamier This movie is a lot of fun and shows a great deal of cleverness.
12/13/01 The Boy In The Designer Bubble Great Goddess, am I retarded? Hollywood hype at its worst.
12/11/01 Xalt PFC. Pretty Fucking Cool. I liked the twists in the plot, and that was great acting.
12/11/01 Emily awesome
12/11/01 poetchuck Nobody dies or gets shot--just good fun
12/11/01 Gibbo A very pleasant way to spend two hours - good fun, not too cerebral, worth a look.
12/11/01 several commas good entertainment
12/10/01 soapydog great cast great movie
12/10/01 frosty Awesome movie, coulda used a better ending.
12/10/01 Gary Boy is this a fun movie, even though the movie man and I agree, it is very rare!
12/10/01 kishuta A very enjoyable movie. A heist movie done well.
12/09/01 ajay the best 'lines' are in the previews, but I still enjoyed it.
12/08/01 jaime this movie is definitely worth seeing
12/08/01 Jihan Not the best heist movie, but a damned good one.
12/08/01 Monster W. Kung Nothing special.
07-Dec-2001 (PG-13)
Ted Griffin

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2011 Who Let The Dogs Out Spay Neuter Clinic from elizabethstone on Vimeo.
My husband Jack and I went to the Bahamas again in January to volunteer for the second annual spay-neuter clinic. As soon as we landed, I was energized, not only from the sunshine and warmth, but from doing something that feels good and right. We were part of an amazing group of individuals who came together to help animals on the island of Exuma. I was chief photographer but also got involved in picking animals up for the surgeries in some of the small communities. Gas was $5.19 / gallon which made it impossible for individuals to drive their animals to the clinic and then pick them up after the surgeries. The major economy for the island is tourism and they have been at 20% capacity the last couple of years. You can see this down turn in the lives of the animals and the faces of the people.
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Thanks K & A! We're hoping to get an article in the Missoulian this week about the clinic.


I'm working from home today and I'm a little anxious.
Blossom (my youngest) has scratched her cornea. She doesn't know how she did it, possibly something was in her eye - a piece of grit - and she's rubbed it. I sent her off to school yesterday, bad mother, though it was sore but we'd eyedropped and she wanted to go. Still..... bad mother.
School rang of course and I bundled her off to the doctor. The doctor thinks it's not too deep and she applied some ointment and whacked on an enormous eyepatch which is totally mortifying to a 15 year old. We had to sneak out the back door of the clinic, lest anyone see her pirate look.
Daryl Hannah can carry it off though.
It was itchy and hurting last night and she lurched between laughing about it and being in tears. Teenage hormones are a challenge! The Man is, of course, away so it's just me. And one of our dogs, Harry, opened up a sore behind his ear where the dog clipper nicked him so I had to patch him up too.
Florence bloody Nightingale I'm not. In these sorts of emergencies, only wine and chocolate will suffice.
We're back to the doctors at noon, am hoping it will be good news.


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"Factors like an online clearance system for new projects approval, large-scale support from the state government for young entrepreneurs, low cost of living, good quality of life, abundant land availability, large talent pool and decent infrastructure make Hyderabad one of the most sought-after cities in the country," he added.
Housing prices in Hyderabad have increased by 26 per cent since 2013 despite weak investor sentiments and agitation for Telangana, according to property consultant ANAROCK.
"Hyderabad, a densely populated city and a major IT/ITeS hub, is fast transforming into a mega-city with high liveability index. Furthermore, the city enjoys the benefit of a circular development due to the outer ring road which helps in multi-directional growth," ANAROCK Chairman Anuj Puri said in the city report.
Post state bifurcation in 2014, he said the political stability has given Hyderabad an upper edge as the government's key focus is on infrastructure development.
According to the report, the growth in capital values of residential properties remained positive over the last six years despite weak investor sentiments, political instability and Telangana state agitation.
"Hyderabad residential real estate experienced a linear growth in its average prices since Q4 2012, registering a 5 per cent CAGR during 2012-17. Hyderabad's residential market witnessed a capital value growth of 26 per cent from Q4 2012 to Q1 2018," it added.
On housing demand, the consultant said that housing sales rose by 21 per cent in 2017 as against the previous year due to positive market sentiments coupled with growing IT work force, mainly in the western zone.
The unsold inventory in the city has been declining gradually since 2017. In fact, the city scores far better than many other metro's in terms of unsold stock pile-up situation.
"The total unsold stock in Hyderabad in Q2 2016 stood at 35,560 units, which reduced by nearly 14 per cent in the corresponding quarter in 2017. The unsold stock further reduced by 13 per cent in Q2 2018 as against the same period in 2017. In a span of two years, the total unsold stock in Hyderabad reduced by nearly 29 per cent," the report said.
The consultant said that political instability, Telangana state agitation and general elections, had affected housing sales in Hyderabad during 2013-14 period.
However, post-2016, there is a clear surge in demand and absorption has accelerated in major residential pockets of Hyderabad as the city showed clear signs of revival by attracting large investments and transforming the physical infrastructure situation.


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