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It's very important to learn English

this is not goutham college

Distance from South Plainfiled NJ office 12998 KM

Way to go and Best of luck for more future Successes.

Sri vigna ..ur staying in which flat in panchavati..??

My Home

One of the oldest and one of the safest apartments in Ramanthapur....A great and peaceful place to reside.... Trust me-i've been living here since quite a long time.

man before tele phone exchange road is there

can u tell me where the telephone exchange in Vehidehi Nagar is located?

nobody is taking interest to develop it .any govt is not taking any action about it.to make it into a historical pace

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#109 : VenkataPushpaTowers

check this. this is behind bhavyas' anandam. my brother's house will be nearly 1.5 km from here though there is no pakka road right now. Samrma's plot is in Madhura nagar colony which u get if u move up.

i was there infront of the HPS for 4years

Village named after Shams-ul-Umra, title of Paigah nobles -Photo: Mohd. Yousuf Shining: Shamsabad over the years came to be called Shamshabad. Hyderabad: Everybody seems to have got it wrong. The new destination where the Hyderabad Airport is heading is not Shamshabad but ‘Shamsabad’. One may argue what is in a name. But there is plenty in this particular case. This place, which is going to emerge on the aviation map of the world next month, has a history of its own. The sleepy village on the city outskirts is actually named after Shams-ul-Umra, the title conferred by the Nizam on Paigah nobles. In Arabic ‘Shams’ means sun and the title denoted the importance Nizam attached to the Paigahs. As happened with other locality names, Shamsabad too got corrupted and over the years came to be called Shamshabad. Wrongly spelt Many old Hyderabadis are upset with the way a wrong name is being associated with the first Greenfield airport. They are particularly concerned that the official machinery as also the English media is spelling the name wrong and there is no attempt to correct it. The Shams-ul-Umra title was originally bestowed upon Abul Fateh Khan Tegh Jung who founded the Paigah nobility during the Nizam II, Mir Nizam Ali Khan’s reign (1762-1803). He was entrusted with the security and defence of the State, a task which subsequently became the hereditary function of the Paigah nobles. For maintenance of the troops the Paigahs were granted jagirs all over the State. Nawab Moin-ud-Daula Bahadur, a leading Paigah noble, was very found of hunting and sport. “Even now his shikargah can be seen on a hillock in Shamsabad,” says M.A. Qaiyum, former Assistant Director, Department of Archaeology and Museums. “The whole of Shamsabad was our property”, says Abul Faiz Khan, great great grandson of Shams-ul-Umra. Interestingly, the present airport at Begumpet too belongs to the Paigahs. Named after Jahandar-un-Nisa Begum, daughter of 5th Nizam, the entire area was intended to defray her ‘paan’ expenses. In fact several places in the State are named after some Nawab or the other. Zaheerabad gets its name from Zaheer Yar Jung, a Paigah noble. Vikarabad is named after Vikar-ul-Umra, another Paigah member, who constructed the beautiful Falaknuma Palace which was subsequently acquired by the sixth Nizam, Mir Mehboob Ali Khan.

Source : HINDU Village named after Shams-ul-Umra, title of Paigah nobles Shining: Shamsabad over the years came to be called Shamshabad. Hyderabad: Everybody seems to have got it wrong. The new destination where the Hyderabad Airport is heading is not Shamshabad but ‘Shamsabad’. One may argue what is in a name. But there is plenty in this particular case. This place, which is going to emerge on the aviation map of the world next month, has a history of its own. The sleepy village on the city outskirts is actually named after Shams-ul-Umra, the title conferred by the Nizam on Paigah nobles. In Arabic ‘Shams’ means sun and the title denoted the importance Nizam attached to the Paigahs. As happened with other locality names, Shamsabad too got corrupted and over the years came to be called Shamshabad. Wrongly spelt Many old Hyderabadis are upset with the way a wrong name is being associated with the first Greenfield airport. They are particularly concerned that the official machinery as also the English media is spelling the name wrong and there is no attempt to correct it. The Shams-ul-Umra title was originally bestowed upon Abul Fateh Khan Tegh Jung who founded the Paigah nobility during the Nizam II, Mir Nizam Ali Khan’s reign (1762-1803). He was entrusted with the security and defence of the State, a task which subsequently became the hereditary function of the Paigah nobles. For maintenance of the troops the Paigahs were granted jagirs all over the State. Nawab Moin-ud-Daula Bahadur, a leading Paigah noble, was very found of hunting and sport. “Even now his shikargah can be seen on a hillock in Shamsabad,” says M.A. Qaiyum, former Assistant Director, Department of Archaeology and Museums. “The whole of Shamsabad was our property”, says Abul Faiz Khan, great great grandson of Shams-ul-Umra. Interestingly, the present airport at Begumpet too belongs to the Paigahs. Named after Jahandar-un-Nisa Begum, daughter of 5th Nizam, the entire area was intended to defray her ‘paan’ expenses. In fact several places in the State are named after some Nawab or the other. Zaheerabad gets its name from Zaheer Yar Jung, a Paigah noble. Vikarabad is named after Vikar-ul-Umra, another Paigah member, who constructed the beautiful Falaknuma Palace which was subsequently acquired by the sixth Nizam, Mir Mehboob Ali Khan.

HI... THIS IS VODAFONE HEAD QUARTERS OF ANDHRAPRADESH.

excellent with all facilities

improper management,......a lot of chances for theft