The deceased is identified as Ananya Goel (21), a first year student of MA (Political Science), and the injured as Nikhita and Jetin Pawar.
Goel hailed from Shamli in Uttar Pradesh, and Nikhita and Pawar from Nepal and Rajasthan, respectively.
While Pawar, presently working in Hyderabad, was at the wheel, Nikhita was seated next to him and Goel on the back seat.
The trio went for a long drive after celebrating the birthday of Pawar, according to police.
Her body was shifted to Osmania government hospital here.
Nikhita and Pawar escaped with minor injuries as they were wearing seat belts, police added.
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