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Inventions have transformed our lives, culture and environment. One of such is the invention of Automobile. With the changing times, the kind of inventions taking place today are not only physical in nature but also innovative. Such innovations are a sign of creativity a person has towards the things that surround his or her daily routine. SUDHA CARS MUSEUM One such innovation can be seen at Sudha Cars Museum established in 2010 in the city of pearls, Hyderabad. It is the first and only handmade “Wacky Car Museum” in the world. It is the brain child of Mr. Sudhakar Yadav, a Guinness record holder in 2006 for making the largest tricycle in the world. He is also featured into books like Ripley’s Believe It or Not in 2008, Limca Book of Records in 2009 and in The World’s 100 Weirdest Museums in the year 2016. Mr. Sudhakar got hooked on to this hobby right from his school days. WORLD'S WEIRDEST MUSEUM - 2016 GUINNESS WORLD RECORD - 2006 He used to visit the Sunday flea markets to bring

Nagarjuna Sagar Dam ( Distance from Hyderabad: 153 km ) is the World’s Largest Masonry Dam built over Krishna River. It straddles the border between  Palnadu district  in  Andhra Pradesh  and  Nalgonda district  in  Telangana . The dam provides irrigation water to the districts of Palnadu, Guntur, Nalgonda, Prakasam,  Khammam ,  Krishna and parts of  West Godavari . It is also a source of hydro-electricity generation for the  national grid . The dam holds the position of being the second-largest water reservoir of India. LOCATION ( Open Source: Google ) F irst and foremost, Nagarjuna Sagar Dam is a testament to human endeavor in harnessing the forces of nature for societal advancement. Built in the mid-20th century , this colossal dam stands as one of the earliest and largest infrastructure projects in independent India. Its primary purpose was to address the pressing needs of water management and agricultural development in the region, transforming the arid plains into fertile land

Golconda Fort stands as a timeless testament to the grandeur and resilience of India's Architectural and Cultural heritage. This architectural splendour is a badge of strength, innovation, and cultural fusion amidst the rocky terrain of Hyderabad, Telangana. This majestic fortress is a testament of centuries of history, from the glory and fall of empires to the beguiles of triumph and tragedy.   THE MAJESTIC GOLCONDA A Slant into Remarkable History The origins of Golconda Fort date back to the Kakatiya dynasty and was initially called ‘Mankal” and was established as part of their Western Defences along the lines of ‘Kondapalli Fort” in the year 1143. It is said that shepherd kid discovered an idol of a deity at the location when Kakatiya’s were constructing the Fort and that is how it came to be called as ’Golla Konda’ or ‘Sheperd’s Hill’ . But it rose to prominence under the Qutb Shahi dynasty in the 16th century. Founded by Sultan Quli Qutb Shah,

Charminar, the iconic monument that stands as a testament to Hyderabad's rich heritage, takes on a special allure during the holy month of Ramzan. As dusk settles and the call to prayer echoes through the bustling streets, the area around Charminar transforms into a vibrant hub of activity, drawing locals and tourists alike to experience the unique blend of spirituality, tradition, and festivity. There seems to be an unwritten rule in the old city of Hyderabad on sultry, sweaty evenings during the Ramzan. As the sun sets and people break their fast, they must gravitate to Charminar almost involuntarily. You shall not question, you shall lose yourself at Charminar, the rule says. There are so many people around the four imposing towers that you wonder if all homes have been emptied out on the square and its narrow lanes radiating out. A Journey Begins at Sunset My visit to Charminar during Ramzan began as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over the ancient struc