History of Medak District
Methukudurgam · Granary of Telangana · Crossroads of Dynasties Ancient name: Methuku · Formerly: Siddapuram, Gulshanabad · 22 Mandals · HQ: Medak Town Name Origin & History: The district derives its name from Methukudurgam (Rice Fort), reflecting its historical role as the granary of the Deccan. The name evolved to Methuku and later to Medak . It was also known as Siddapuram and, during the Nizam era, as Gulshanabad . The region formed the heart of the historic Andhol Rajyam and the administrative divisions of Kasavula-70 and Methuku-70 .
Early Settlements & Proven Archaeology Neolithic & Megalithic Cultures c. 2000–300 BCE Traces of Neolithic and Megalithic cultures are prominent a…
Read More →
Tekmal (Tekumbedla)
Tekmal - Kakatiya Inscription A Kakatiya-Period Temple Town · Land-Tax Donation to Lord Bhoganatha (1308 CE) Single Inscription · Kakatiya Reign of Prataparudra · Medak District, Telangana Tekmal (historically known as Tekumbedla ), located in the Medak district of Telangana, is the site of a significant Kakatiya-period inscription dated to 1308 CE . The inscription records a perpetual endowment of land-tax revenue to the god Bhoganatha (a form of Shiva) by a high-ranking courtier, with the formal consent of the village's eighteen communities. This document offers a vivid snapshot of Kakatiya administration, temple economy, and local governance on the eve of the empire's decline. Legacy p…
Read More →
Indalwai Waterfall
Indalwai Village | Medak District | Telangana Indalwai Waterfall is a small, scenic seasonal cascade located near Indalwai Village in Medak district, Telangana , approximately 140 km from Hyderabad . Unlike the roaring giants of the Western Ghats, this is a mini waterfall – modest in height but charming in its surroundings. Tucked away in a rocky, forested landscape, it offers a quiet, offbeat escape for those seeking a break from city life. A short drive from Medak town (about 20–25 km), the waterfall comes to life during the monsoon and post‑monsoon months, making it a perfect addition to a weekend itinerary that includes Medak’s famous cathedral, fort, and other attractions. Ideal for famil…
Read More →
Telangana Kendriya Vidyalayas
Central Schools – Excellence in Education Since 1963 One of the world's largest school chains | 1,249 schools in India & 3 abroad
🏫 From darkness to light – Providing quality education to children of transferable Central Government employees & beyond.
📜 History & Organisation The Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS), previously known as the Central School Organisation, was established on 15 December 1963 with the first Kendriya Vidyalaya in Delhi. It is a non‑profit body under the Ministry of Education, Government of India. All KVS schools are affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) . The administration functions at three levels: the Chairman (Ministe…
Read More →