Telangana plans book to tell future generations about great things done by Nizams.

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K Chandrasekhar Rao vows to bring back Nizam’s jewellery

DECCAN CHRONICLE.

PublishedNov 10, 2017, 2:08 am IST

UpdatedNov 10, 2017, 3:10 am IST

Telangana plans book to tell future generations about great things done by Nizams.

 Telangana CM K. Chandrasekhar Rao (Photo: PTI)

Hyderabad: Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao declared on Thursday that the Telangana Rashtra Samiti government will revive the history of the Nizams and do its best to make sure that the fabled jewellery of the erstwhile ruling family returns to Hyderabad from Delhi.

He proposed a book to highlight the history and glory of Nizam rule and the erstwhile Hyderabad State.

Replying to the debate on minority welfare in the Legislative Assembly, the Chief Minister accused the rulers of undivided AP of deliberately resorting to a malicious campaign against the Nizams to project the Telangana region in a bad light and treated Crown Prince Mukarram Jah Bahadur badly. 

“There are several great things done by the Nizams. But some rulers in undivided AP maligned the Nizams to project Telangana region in a bad light. They were ill-treated in undivided AP due to which Crown Prince Mukarram Jah Bahadur left the country. The Telangana government will take steps to revive the history of the Nizams, publish a book and tell future generations about the great things done by the Nizams during their rule,” Mr Rao said in the House.

The Chief Minister recalled that he was severely criticised in undivided AP for visiting the Nizam’s samadhi.

“I was heavily criticised for this. I was asked by some Andhra people about this. I questioned why they respect a Britisher, Arthur Cotton, when Britishers occupied our country, ruled for 200 years, and troubled Indians. They told me that they respect him because he had built the Prakasam barrage. Then I told them that the Nizam had built Nizamsagar, which has been meeting our irrigation and drinking water needs for nearly a century. He established an independent judiciary despite being a king,” Mr Rao stated.

MIM floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi urged the Chief Minister to bring back the Nizam’s fabled jewellery, which is stashed in Delhi. “The Nizam’s jewellery is the identity of Hyderabad. If we get back the jewellery, the identity of Hyderabad will come back. As per the Centre’s rules and regulations and the Supreme Court’s directions, the jewellery can be brought back if any member of the royal family is willing to hand over their palace to keep the jewellery in safe custody,” Mr Owaisi said. He added that Princess Esra has offered to hand over the King Koti Palace, which has a bunker, to store the jewellery.  “The state government should pursue the case with the Centre seriously and ensure the jewellery comes back here,” Mr Owaisi said.

Mr Rao said he would take up the issue with the Centre, and the government will make all efforts to bring back the jewellery to Hyderabad.

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nizam chesina melu telangollu eppatiki yaadunchovalani KaChaRa sarkar kitablu epistundu.. aw malla aw

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3 hours ago, TampaChinnodu said:

K Chandrasekhar Rao vows to bring back Nizam’s jewellery

DECCAN CHRONICLE.

PublishedNov 10, 2017, 2:08 am IST

UpdatedNov 10, 2017, 3:10 am IST

Telangana plans book to tell future generations about great things done by Nizams.

 Telangana CM K. Chandrasekhar Rao (Photo: PTI)

Hyderabad: Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao declared on Thursday that the Telangana Rashtra Samiti government will revive the history of the Nizams and do its best to make sure that the fabled jewellery of the erstwhile ruling family returns to Hyderabad from Delhi.

He proposed a book to highlight the history and glory of Nizam rule and the erstwhile Hyderabad State.

Replying to the debate on minority welfare in the Legislative Assembly, the Chief Minister accused the rulers of undivided AP of deliberately resorting to a malicious campaign against the Nizams to project the Telangana region in a bad light and treated Crown Prince Mukarram Jah Bahadur badly. 

“There are several great things done by the Nizams. But some rulers in undivided AP maligned the Nizams to project Telangana region in a bad light. They were ill-treated in undivided AP due to which Crown Prince Mukarram Jah Bahadur left the country. The Telangana government will take steps to revive the history of the Nizams, publish a book and tell future generations about the great things done by the Nizams during their rule,” Mr Rao said in the House.

The Chief Minister recalled that he was severely criticised in undivided AP for visiting the Nizam’s samadhi.

“I was heavily criticised for this. I was asked by some Andhra people about this. I questioned why they respect a Britisher, Arthur Cotton, when Britishers occupied our country, ruled for 200 years, and troubled Indians. They told me that they respect him because he had built the Prakasam barrage. Then I told them that the Nizam had built Nizamsagar, which has been meeting our irrigation and drinking water needs for nearly a century. He established an independent judiciary despite being a king,” Mr Rao stated.

MIM floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi urged the Chief Minister to bring back the Nizam’s fabled jewellery, which is stashed in Delhi. “The Nizam’s jewellery is the identity of Hyderabad. If we get back the jewellery, the identity of Hyderabad will come back. As per the Centre’s rules and regulations and the Supreme Court’s directions, the jewellery can be brought back if any member of the royal family is willing to hand over their palace to keep the jewellery in safe custody,” Mr Owaisi said. He added that Princess Esra has offered to hand over the King Koti Palace, which has a bunker, to store the jewellery.  “The state government should pursue the case with the Centre seriously and ensure the jewellery comes back here,” Mr Owaisi said.

Mr Rao said he would take up the issue with the Centre, and the government will make all efforts to bring back the jewellery to Hyderabad.

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MIM floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi urged the Chief Minister to bring back the Nizam’s fabled jewellery, which is stashed in Delhi. “The Nizam’s jewellery is the identity of Hyderabad. If we get back the jewellery, the identity of Hyderabad will come back. As per the Centre’s rules and regulations and the Supreme Court’s directions, the jewellery can be brought back if any member of the royal family is willing to hand over their palace to keep the jewellery in safe custody,” Mr Owaisi said. He added that Princess Esra has offered to hand over the King Koti Palace, which has a bunker, to store the jewellery.  “The state government should pursue the case with the Centre seriously and ensure the jewellery comes back here,” Mr Owaisi said.

Mr Rao said he would take up the issue with the Centre, and the government will make all efforts to bring back the jewellery to Hyderabad.

 

gidi edo thondaraga seyyandi. Mana jewellery delhi lo vundatam endo inni decades. 

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1 minute ago, TampaChinnodu said:

gidi edo thondaraga seyyandi. Mana jewellery delhi lo vundatam endo inni decades. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewels_of_the_Nizams

The collection is with the Union Government and had been deposited in the vaults of the Reserve Bank of India in its headquarters at Mumbai. It has been showcased a few times in exhibitions; in 2001 and 2006 at the National Museum, New Delhi and the Salar Jung Museum, Hyderabad.

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tappu ledule , Ghajini , Tuglak gurunche mana histor books lo goppaga vundi. 

NIzam gurunci vundatam lo tappu ledule. 

Niza rule etla vundedo, 3 generaions mundu vallaki baaga telsi vuntadi, maa @TampaChinnodu valla forefathers ni kannukoni, Nizam rule gurunchi eda veyyali ani naa request 

 

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gidi edo thondaraga seyyandi. Mana jewellery delhi lo vundatam endo inni decades. 

Gadi anta maa tatala sottu, maake kavale ani owaisi brothers godava 10gutharemo assembly lo 

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gidi edo thondaraga seyyandi. Mana jewellery delhi lo vundatam endo inni decades. 

eppudo ammesi untaru dilli nayakulu, ippudu osthe gisthe duplicate maal ostadi

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eppudo ammesi untaru dilli nayakulu, ippudu osthe gisthe duplicate maal ostadi

Central government bought it anta. So vallu matram free gaa enduku istharu TG govt ki. dobut ee ravatam back.

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Central government bought it anta. So vallu matram free gaa enduku istharu TG govt ki. dobut ee ravatam back.

In 1995, the Indian government bought the jewels for ₹218 crore (about US$70 million), many years after the death of Mir Osman Ali Khan in 1967. In reality, the Nizam's trustees agreed to sell the famous collection to India in lieu of tax. The government had tried to buy the collection for less than $25 million.^[2] Fifteen years later India's Supreme Court finally fixed a price of about $65 million, much less than the $350 million the family (and the auction house Sotheby's) estimated the jewels were worth.

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3 minutes ago, TampaChinnodu said:

In 1995, the Indian government bought the jewels for ₹218 crore (about US$70 million), many years after the death of Mir Osman Ali Khan in 1967. In reality, the Nizam's trustees agreed to sell the famous collection to India in lieu of tax. The government had tried to buy the collection for less than $25 million.^[2] Fifteen years later India's Supreme Court finally fixed a price of about $65 million, much less than the $350 million the family (and the auction house Sotheby's) estimated the jewels were worth.

Gadantha Indian Govt kutra ra bahi, ani Dora ippdu aa nagalu iichevaruku, Delhi lo band seshada, delhi lo jantar mantar kada eamanna statues vunte ayyi kuda pagala 10githe, Indian govt g muskoni dora ki flowers lo petti iichestadi , ayi tesukchi Great Nizam Family ki iiochu 

Ayina Nizam famil ipudu India lo vunda ? Pak lo vunda
?