Nizam Of Hyderabad Shaped ‘Historical Water Reservoirs’ Useful For Citizens
Ahssanuddin Haseeb In the past, Hyderabad state was dependent on the annual monsoon and ground water. And there are no…
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Nizam’s Ki ‘Pehli Rail Gaadi’ On Hyderabad Railway Station
The first train of Nizam’s railways makes craze over Nizam ruled Hyderabad state where the train on tracks…
Mystery Shrouded Over ‘Bhagmati Existence’ In Hyderabad History
It should be mentioned that Hyderabad is unaffected by whether ‘Bhagmati’ is genuine or not. Hyderabad would have…
Decoding The Secret Story Embedded In Charminar,’s Architectural Design And Craftmanship
Siddharth Anand The mystery embedded in the structures design and architecture to depict the historical evidence of Charminar. The architects…
A Relic Of Golconda-Era ‘Naal-e-Mubarak’ Under Utter Neglect In Hyderabad
Yahya Sultan Khan N’aal is an Arabic word which means a metallic piece which covers the nose and forehead of a…
Nizam-Era ‘Mekala Burj’ In Old City On The Brink Of Collapse In Hyderabad
Anushka Madhav Reddy The Nizam’s built 18th century mekala burj or cannons bastion in old city area in Hyderabad is on…
How Muharram observed In Ashurkhanas Of Hyderabad?
A little-known fact about the Muharram month is that during the first fortnight of the holy month, Shia…
‘Rare Unani Scripts’ Facing Decay In Nizamia Hospitals Of Hyderabad
The Unani remedies contained in ancient manuscripts are providing a royal repast to termites and hundreds of sure-fire…
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Rich Heritage Of Two Nizam’s Era Observatories Are Forgotten Monuments In Hyderabad
Save heritage slogan is always on with historic monuments, in this category the two structures and their many…
Shiaites Mark ‘Alams Or Shirdals’ During Muharram In Hyderabad
Spread across Hyderabad, there are several ashoorkhanas that turn into pilgrimage sites during Muharram. An oldest alam on…