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Women-only group City Girls Walk Hyderabad celebrates sisterhood

Women-only group City Girls Walk Hyderabad celebrates sisterhood
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A women-only walking group called 'City Girls Walk Hyderabad' has gained popularity as a way for women to build community and forge friendships in a new city. The group emphasizes inter-generational connection and a non-judgmental environment.

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It reflects a growing trend of urban social initiatives aimed at combating loneliness and fostering community among women in rapidly developing cities.

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It is 4.30p.m. as 10 women meet at KBR Park in Hyderabad. For a little more than an hour, they walk across the Park’s inner zone with a collective goal: walk, converse, discover and forge a meaningful connection in a new city. Mee t the City Girls Walk Hyderabad, a women-only group launched by SM Sambavi in November, 2025. Their motto is simple: Walk together not just for fitness but to engage, know each other and build a community.

Making new friends | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

The women celebrate their differences. Siri Talada, an introvert, moved to Hyderabad two months ago and has made friends through the walks. “My favourite part is meeting women from different work backgrounds and getting to hear their perspectives and advice, especially from women who are a little older than me,” says the graduate.

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