Nizam of hyderabad

Besides the dum biryani and the amazing palaces inspired by Mughal architecture now symbolic of Hyderabad tourism, we don’t really know much about the Nizams or how they acquired the princely state of Hyderabad and ruled it almost independently for two centuries and a half.

While the Nizams were alive, neither the Mughals, nor the French, nor the British, could wrest control of Hyderabad. On their watch, the city swayed to its own rhythm, breathing new life into Deccani art, music, dance and poetry

Nizams of Hyderabad

The Nizams were the 18th-20th century rulers of Hyderabad. "Nizam of Hyderabad" was the title of the monarch of the Hyderabad State.

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Here are some pictures of the Nizam State Railway buses which ran under a department called RTD (Road Transport Department. The erstwhile Hyderabad State had many firsts to its credit as far as development and planning were concerned. The state had its own rail,road and air services to cater to the needs of its population. Here are some pictures of the Nizam State Railway buses which ran under a department called RTD (Road Transport Department. pic no1.Nizam State Railway Bus on a Rural…

Afzal Ganj Darwaza :: It was build by Afzal-Ud-Daulah ( 5th Nizam of Hyderabad) in 1860's on the bank of Musi River. This beautiful monument was collapsed during "The Great Musi Flood" in 1908 and It was still known as the most Beautiful " Darwaza ( Door) " In Hyd