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Yemeni descendants to agents: Evolution of 'Sheikh marriages' from Nizam era
The roots of such Sheikh marriages in Hyderabad can be traced back to the reign of the Nizams. These short-term contract ...
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Standing tall 190 years on
HYDERABAD: Hyderabad is the hotbed ... “Established in the year 1834 by the British Army, the school was later handed to the Nizams, whose children studied here. Then it went to the Australians ...
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Is it a fake? The mystery of the last Ottoman caliph’s secret plan
But the British also calculated that the nizam and Azam Jah wanted to keep the plan secret. Indian Army tanks rolling into Hyderabad during the invasion in September 1948 (Wikimedia Commons ...
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This Hyderabad school boasts of several notable alumni who have contributed greatly to the country
Hyderabad is the hotbed of history ... “Established in the year 1834 by the British Army, the school was later handed to the Nizams, whose children studied here. Then it went to the Australians and ...
Jayan Cherian Part 1: ‘Hindu Siddis are found only in India’s Konkan region; re-enslaved by upper caste landowners’
First of a two-part interview with New York-based Malayalee filmmaker Jayan K Cherian, whose latest Konkani-Kannada film ...
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Inside Secunderabad’s forgotten prison that ‘reformed’ British-Indian soldiers
“Those who revolted against the army were kept in the reformatory to help them realise ... the Residency in protest against the rising British influence in the Nizam’s Hyderabad, the British feared ...
How a British suffragist brought Ajanta’s ancient paintings into the light of modernity
Christiana Herringham led a historic project, involving some of India’s greatest artists, to copy Ajanta images so that they could be taken to the world.