Before 1947, Hyderabad was under the suzerainty of the British Crown but was not part of British India. In 1947, at the time of the independence of British India and its Partition into the Union of India and the new state of Pakistan, the British abandoned their claim to suzerainty over the Princely states and left them to decide their own future. The Nizam of Hyderabad initially approached the British government with a request to take on the status of an independent constitutional monarchy under the British Commonwealth of Nations. This request was however rejected. When Indian Home Minister Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel ...
This pic was taken at a location near Tandur. An excellent job by those who have done it. Thank you guys. Related posts:Must Read : E-book on Telangana. State within State : Andhra leaders coining yet another unacceptable solution. Photo Gallery : Vidhyarthi Garjana a roaring success !
Saturday, September 4, 2010
I happened to have watched Gayam 2 movie today. I wanted to watch it on the first day itself as I loved Gayam-1 and couldn’t stop myself to watch its sequel. I booked the tickets early this morning on bookmyshow.com and went to watch the movie at INOX.
Soon I realized that the movie was boring [...]
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Minnesota Area Telangana Association (MATA) wishes to extend a warm invitation to one and all to celebrate Bathukamma festival right in the heart of Minneapolis, MN (U.S.A).
Bathukamma festival is a true celebration of Telangana culture, it is also synonymous and symbolic of the Telangana region.
Come and enjoy the day with a beautiful showcase of colorful [...]
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Strong debate has been going on these days about this topic. Should September 17th be called as Vileena Dinam or Vimochana Dinam? But, one fails to understand why this has gained so much importance? How does it really matter? All we are trying to do is to celebrate the freedom of Telangana.
It is like [...]
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