Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Location: Osmania University College
For Women ( Koti )
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Timings: 10a.m – 4p.m.
My Experience and Opinion:
The British Residency is a magnificent awe-inspiring edifice in the sprawling campus. There are many huge, old trees and the place is filled with cooing, cawing and chirping of the birds.
The Residency in Hyderabad is said to be the perfect and well planned structure that the British have built in India. The lofty Darbar Hall with wide stair case is illuminated by the sunlight during the day.
Apart from the main building, the whole campus has the interesting facts about the past to reveal. I became adventurous and explored the premises. A 200 years old Cypress tree is amusing.
The Raang Mahal and Begums fountain are in ruins.
A portion of the building is in use but most of the portion is left unutilized and is not maintained.
The history lesson was brought alive to me when I visited the place.
By
Akhilandeshwari. A.
Class: VII
B.V.B.P School. Jubilee Hills
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