history of visakhapatnam

Visakhapatnam Collector Bungalow: An edifice of historical and administrative significance

Visakhapatnam Collector Bungalow: An edifice of historical and administrative significance

Sprawling expansively, the historical Andhra University is a true testament to the city's rich heritage with every turn on the…

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Kumari Lakshmi Narasayamma: Rani of Kurupam and daughter of Vizag Maharajah

For every Vizag dweller, the name Kurupam strikes a chord owing to the abandoned monument on the Pedda Waltair road,…

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Lady Chitty Janakiyamma: The last Maharani of Vizag

The Goday family, which once ruled Visakhapatnam as the Maharanis and Maharajahs, have benevolently contributed chunks of their wealth to…

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Portraits of the benevolent Maharajah and Ranis of Vizag

While words have the ability to trigger a human's imagination, giving him a deep insight and an imaginative picture of…

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Bobbili Rajah’s Bicycle: Pedaling through the rise of cycles in Vizag

How many of you remember your first cycling experience? How many times did you fall before perfecting the art of…

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115 Years of Illumination: Tracing the origin of electricity in Visakhapatnam

Visakhapatnam has undergone a remarkable transformation over the years, with electricity playing a pivotal role in its development. From a…

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Vizag’s Telugu pundit who translated the Bible in 1809-1812

With its long religious heritage, the coastal city of Visakhapatnam stands as a symbol of culture with deep roots in…

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Patrick Russell: The unknown artist and famous naturalist of Vizag

From Monsieur Ross, after whom the famous Ross Hill was named, to Patrick Lawson, the namesake of Lawson's Bay Colony,…

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Rewind the clock with these historical maps of Vizag

Maps fascinate most people, and what started this Vizag mapping quest was the enthusiastic Vizag Heritage Narrator, Jayshree Hatangadi, who…

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World Photography Day: A family of photographers who captured the history of Vizag

According to Elliot Erwitt, an American photographer, "Photography is not what you see but how you see things.' True to…

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