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September 28, 1908 – The Great Musi Flood

Tughyani Sitambar: When the Musi Swallowed Hyderabad (1908) The Catastrophe That Redefined a City and Its Relationship with Water A night the city never forgot | Updated with historical research and engineering insights Remembering the Great Musi Flood: A City Underwater, A Legacy Reborn Before Hyderabad became a city of flyovers, IT corridors, and glass towers, it stood helpless against nature's fury. In the early hours of September 28, 1908 , the Musi River—usually a modest lifeline—turned into a roaring wall of death. What followed was not just a flood, but a catastrophe that reshaped the city's geography, governance, and collective memory forever. The Perfect Storm: Meteorological Conditions The 1908 flood resulted from unprecedented meteorological conditions. A deep depression in the Bay of Bengal converged with moist southwesterly winds from the Arabian Sea, creating a ...

Telangana & India: A 4,000-Year Historical Journey

Chronicles of India & Telangana A Parallel Journey from Ancient Civilizations to Modern Statehood 1. History as a Subject 2. Geography & Environment 3. Sources of Study 4. Ancient & Indus Valley 22. Telangana: Pre-history 5. Vedic, Jain & Buddhist Era 6. Iron Age & Mahajanapadas 7. Rise of Magadha 8. Mauryan Empire 9. Post-Mauryan & Guptas 23. Satavahana/Ikshvaku 10. Harshavardhana Era 11. Regional Dynasties 24. Vishnukundin/Chalukya 12. South Indian Kingdoms 25. Kakatiyas 13. Delhi Sultanate 26. Musunuri & Recharla Nayaks 14. Bhakti & Sufi Movements 27. Qutb Sha...