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The period of Sir Salar Jung I from 1853 to 1883, a watershed moment in the history of Hyderabad State, saw the feudal princely State metamorphosed into a progressive, forward-looking administrative unit

As part of centenary celebrations, week-long events, such as 'Vanadarshini' at urban parks for school students, special trips for government schools to Puligundala tank area, and bird and wildlife survey at Kanakagiri hills will be held

The term "Charkhandil" is not considered offensive by many families in Aghapura, as it holds historical significance for them. The name of the locality, Charkhandil, originated from the four lanterns that once hung at the junction. "Qandil" is the Urdu word for lantern, which gradually evolved into "Khandil." The numeral four in Urdu, "char," gave rise to the term "charkhandil." These lanterns once illuminated the junction and the surrounding roads at night.

According to college authorities, the fans were fixed in 1940s when the Arts College building was inaugurated.

Found near Mattadi Poshammagudi at Siddipet's Gundareddypalle, this Telugu language inscription, written in 19th-century script, offers a unique glimpse into Telugu script and administrative practices during that time.

This ancient tradition, started by the Goud family, has been maintained for the past 178 years.

The petrol pump was recently brought to light by city-based Raju Alluri, the existence of this relic from the past has sparked curiosity among park-goers

Mubariz-ud-Daulah fought against the Company at a time when the very idea of opposing the mighty British authority was nascent

It was during Salar Jung’s administration that the British succeeded in pushing through the Railways in Hyderabad, marking the changed phase of Nizam-British relations

In his book, Echoes from the Past, Zuberi reveals a treasure trove of anecdotes which show that the Prince Mukarrum Jah Bahadur had a heart that beat

The temple located at Gudipadu village of Palvoncha mandal, which emerged as a samsthan in the Nizam’s era with the end of the Kakatiya rule, is believed to be built during the reign of famous Kakatiya Rudramadevi’s grandson, Prataparudra (1289 -1323 AD).

Since its release on December 22, fans have been flocking to theatres to experience Prashanth Neel’s creation.

The Bolarum Mutiny, or the First War of Independence, was a forerunner of the Sepoy Revolt against the British in 1857

The Albion red-colour bus is from the year 1932 and around 19 people including the driver and conductor can travel in it

Pocharam Dam, located at the confluence of the Aleru stream on the borders of Kamareddy and Medak districts, is experiencing overflow due to the continuous heavy rainfall over the past four days.

It is for the first time after being designated as the ninth Nizam that, Raunaq Yar Khan had visited the grave of his grandfather at the Masjid e Jodi at King Kothi

The 50 kidney transplants were conducted at NIMS for free of cost to needy patients under the State-run Aarogyasri health insurance scheme.

Labourers in Gollapalli of Thimmapur mandal found ancient 27 silver coins in a small earthen pot outskirts of the village.

Monday saw two rival groups come face to face at a press conference claiming to be the ‘real sahibzadagan’ (progeny).

At a press meet held here on Saturday, Raunaq Yar Khan, said the Majlis-e-Sahabzadegan Society formed in 1932 under the guardianship of Nizam VII, Mir Osman Ali Khan, has around 4500 members and they had chosen him to lead them.