Moula Ali has its own MMTS/railway station (opened 1920, code MLY) about 2 km from the locality centre; most long-distance trains skip it, and Sitaphalmandi is the nearest through-MMTS halt. Tarnaka Metro (Blue Line) is roughly 8 km away, and Rajiv Gandhi International Airport about 39 km away via the Inner Ring Road.

TSRTC buses run two routes through the area, backed by the adjoining Kushaiguda bus depot. Key roads include Lalapet-Moula Ali Road, ECIL Main Road and NFC Main Road.

The Sanathnagar-Moula Ali MMTS section was doubled and electrified in March 2024.

Within Moula Ali itself are schools such as DAV Public School, St. Jude's High School and Telangana Minorities Residential Girls School.

99acres' locality guide notes easy accessibility to major educational institutions, useful for families. It sits within the wider Secunderabad-Malkajgiri-Tarnaka education catchment, though it does not host a large university campus of its own.

Students commute to nearby Uppal, Tarnaka and Secunderabad for higher education and coaching institutes.

Moula Ali is a long-standing industrial and railway hub. It adjoins the Department of Atomic Energy's Nuclear Fuel Complex and hosts Electronics Corporation of India Limited (ECIL).

Indian Railways maintains an electric loco shed, RPF training school and a signalling institute here. Other units include a Union Carbide/Eveready battery division, HMT Bearings (formerly Indo-Nippon Precision Bearings) and the Moula-Ali Industrial Estate's small and medium units.

Older units such as Republic Forge Co. and Hyderabad Chemicals & Fertilisers have since closed.

The locality's centrepiece is the Moula Ali Dargah, a Shia shrine atop the roughly 615m Moula Ali Hill, reached by 484 steps. Built by Qutb Shahi ruler Ibrahim Qutub Shah, it is listed among Hyderabad's 11 HUDA heritage sites and its interior is decorated with thousands of mirrors.

The adjoining Qadam-e-Rasool hillock holds relics associated with the Prophet. An annual Urs festival during the Islamic month of Rajab draws large numbers of pilgrims, and the restored 250-year-old Moula Ali Kamaan arch is another heritage landmark.

Recreation is neighbourhood-scale: Rajiv Gandhi Park and Brindavan Park provide green space, while KLM Fashion Mall and Secunderabad Centre Mall cover shopping. Local eateries include Miya Bhai's Restaurant, King's Palace Family Restaurant and Zam Zam Family Restaurant.

99acres notes markets and daily-need stores are within walking distance for residents. For multiplexes and larger malls, residents typically travel towards Secunderabad or central Hyderabad.

Physical infrastructure includes TSRTC bus routes, the adjoining Kushaiguda bus depot, and the Moula Ali railway/MMTS station, upgraded into an 'Adarsh Station' with a renovated facade. The March 2024 doubling and electrification of the roughly 22-km Sanathnagar-Moula Ali MMTS section added capacity and new stations nearby.

Social infrastructure includes hospitals (Uma Rani, LifeSpring Maternity, Sriya, Chaitanya) and banks (SBI, HDFC, ICICI, Bank of Baroda). Residents flag narrow interior roads and traffic bottlenecks, with GHMC road-widening works reportedly underway.