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Lectures in bars? Pint of View Hyderabad is making it popular

Lectures in bars? Pint of View Hyderabad is making it popular

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Pint of View (PoV) is a lecture series held in bars across India, including Hyderabad, where attendees can engage with topics like science and geopolitics. Founded in Bengaluru, the series has expanded to multiple cities and has seen significant growth in attendance. The informal setting and diverse topics have attracted a wide range of professionals seeking intellectual stimulation.

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Imagine listening to lectures on string theory, biodiversity or geopolitics — at a bar. That is the premise of Pint of View (PoV), whose Hyderabad chapter has been hosting bi-monthly sessions since October 2025. The series has steadily grown, with attendance rising from around 60 to over 200.PoV was founded in Bengaluru by Harsh Snehanshu, Shruti Sah and Meghna Chaudhury, inspired by the US-based Lectures on Tap format — 45-minute talks followed by audience interaction.The series has since expanded to cities including Mumbai, Delhi, Gurugram, Chennai, Goa and Kolkata.

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