At 75, Salar Jung Museum reflects Hyderabad’s journey between heritage and progress
As Hyderabad marked 75 years of the Salar Jung Museum on Sunday, the celebrations served as a reminder that the city’s identity is shaped as much by its rich heritage and collective memory as by its aspirations for the future. Vikramarka said the Telangana government is committed to restoring the long-neglected Musi River and transforming it into an international-standard riverfront comparable to the Thames in London and the Seine in Paris.
- ▪As Hyderabad marked 75 years of the Salar Jung Museum on Sunday, the celebrations served as a reminder that the city’s identity is shaped as much by its rich heritage and collective memory as by its aspirations for the future.
- ▪Vikramarka said the Telangana government is committed to restoring the long-neglected Musi River and transforming it into an international-standard riverfront comparable to the Thames in London and the Seine in Paris.
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As Hyderabad marked 75 years of the Salar Jung Museum on Sunday, the celebrations served as a reminder that the city’s identity is shaped as much by its rich heritage and collective memory as by its aspirations for the future. The occasion also coincided with the 137th birth anniversary of Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, Salar Jung III.Addressing the gathering, Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla said Hyderabad’s identity could not be reduced to the Charminar alone, arguing that the Salar Jung Museum occupied an equally important place in the city’s cultural consciousness.
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