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ASI To Digitise Arabic, Persian Estampages (opens the original)
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Hyderabad: The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has started digitising the Arabic and Persian estampages preserved in the directorate of epigraphy in Nagpur under the Bharat SHRI project. The digitised records will be uploaded online for access to scholars and the public. One of the lesser known inscription details from the state collection is the Arabic and Persian inscription from the Muhyiuddin Mosque in Hyderabad. It records the construction of the mosque by Haji Hussain, a court noble o
Heavy Rain Damages Charminar as Plaster Peels Off Laad Bazaar-Facing Side (opens the original)
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Speaking to Deccan Chronicle, an official of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) said a small portion collapsed late in the night. “The affected portion had already deteriorated and become loose, and a tender process is already underway to take up repair works. The works will commence in a week or 10 days,” the official said. The historic monument suffered some major and minor damages in the past as well. About three-foot stucco from the balcony of the south-eastern minaret fell during seas
Businesses That Turned Hyderabadâs Landmarks (opens the original)
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Hyderabad: Much before the advent of GPS-guided navigational maps such as Google and Apple, Hyderabadis relied on major landmarks to find their way around the city. Many of these landmarks were theatres, hotels, shops or other major structures. While they made way for new structures decades ago, their names continue to be used in everyday conversations, route navigation and guidance. One such well-known example in the city is Liberty Circle, which is a major landmark. The road got its name from
14th-Century Memorial Pillars, Sati Stones Discovered Near Keesaragutta (opens the original)
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HYDERABAD: Two pairs of memorial pillars, including Nandi stones and sati stones dating to the 14th-15th centuries, were identified near Shahikaman at Keesaragutta in Medchal Malkajgiri district. According to Kotha Telangana Charithra Brundam president Sriramoju Haragopal, 'Veeragallu' (hero stone) found near one pair of pillars was later identified as a sati stone. The sculpture depicts a warrior standing with a sword and shield with two women behind him. One of the women is seen holding a kama
PEN For Inter Students Across Telangana (opens the original)
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HYDERABAD: Starting this academic year, intermediate students will be assigned a Permanent Education Number (PEN), an 11‑digit identifier that will remain with them throughout their learning journey. The PEN will serve as a reference from pre‑primary to higher education, including research and upskilling stages. The initiative, applicable to all students regardless of college management, is aimed at tracking academic progress and identifying dropouts. The PEN will carry details such as name, dat
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