Telangana AVAILABILITY OF INFRASTRUCTURE IN HYDERABAD STATE BEFORE 1956 (BEFORE MERGER OF TELANGANA STATE WITH ANDHRA STATE) INDUSTRIES: Singareni Colleries (Year 1871), First Spinning Mill (1873), Phirani Factory (1876), Govt. Printing Press (1876), Soda Factory (1910), Iron Factory (1910), Deccan Button Factory (1916), VST Factory (1919), Chemical Laboratory (1921), Deccan Glass Factory (1927), DBR Mills (1929), Azam Jahi Mills (1931), RTC (1932), Nizam Sugar Factory (1937), Sirpur Paper Mill (1939), Golconda Cigarette Factory (1941), Hyderabad State Bank (1942), Hyderabad Allwyn Metals (1942), Praga Tools (1943), Sirsilk (1946), Hyderabad Asbestos (1946), Hyderabad Lamination Products (1947). DEPARTMENTS: Revenue (1864), Customs (1866), Formation of Districts (1866), Health (1866), Printing & Stationery (1867), Endowments (1867), Forest(1867), Municipal (1869), Public Works (1869), Education (1870), High Court (1870), Survey Settlement (1875), Land Settlement (1876), Population Census (1881), Excise (1882), Police (1883), Mines (1892), Industries and Commercial (1892), Local Fund (1893), Irrigation (1896), State Life Insurance Fund (1911), City Improvement Board (1912), Agriculture (1913), Hyderabad Civil Service (1913), Archaeology (1914), Akasha vani (Radio) (1932), Labour (1945). SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, & UNIVERSITIES : Darul Uloom School (1856), Chadarghat School (1872), Mufi-dul Anaam School (1879), Alia School (1879), Secunderabad Mahboob College (1884), Nizam College (1874), Nampally Girls School (1887), Warangal (Telugu) School (1890), Asafia School (1894), Medical College (1894), Viveka Vardhini School (1904), Mahboobia Girls School (Gunfoundry) (1910), City College (1920), Osmania University (1920), Osmania Medical College (1921), Hyderabad Public School (1923), Marwadi Hindi Vidyalaya (1924), Hindi Vidyalaya Secunderabad (1926), Physical Education College (1930), College of Veterinary Science (1946). Koti Womens College, Nampally Womens College. LIBRARIES: Mudigonda Shankaradyula library, Secunderabad (1872), Asafia State Central Library (1892), Bharat Gunvardhak Library, Sha-ali-banda (1895), Bollaram Lirbary (1896), Sri Krishnadevaraya Library, Sultan-bazar (1901), Raja Raja Narendra Library, Hanamkonda (1904), Vignana Chandrika Library (1905), Pratapa Rudra Library, Warangal (1913), Samskruta Kala Vardhini, Secunderabad (1913), Bala Saraswati Library (1923), Jogipeta Library, Medak (1930) LAKES, BRIDGES, AND HISTORICAL BUILDINGS: Hussainsagar Lake (1562), Puranapool (1578), Charminar, Gulzar House, Char Kaman (1589- 91), Saroornagar Colony (1793), Sultan-shahi Mint (1803), Miralammandi (1805), Miralam Lake (1806), Bristish Residency Bhavan (1808), Chandulal Baradari (1828), Chadarghat Bridge (1831), Afzal-gunj Bridge (1859-66), Post Offices (1862), Public Gardens (1873), Falaknuma Palace (1884), Chanchalguda Jail (1882), Muslim-Jang Bridge (1884), Hanuman Vyayamasala (1893), Raj Bhavan, High Court Building (1920), Osmansagar Gandipet (1920), Himayatsagar Anacut (1927), CEMENT ROADS : Construction of cement Roads in Hyderabad 1930 RAILWAY LINE - Bombay to Raichur (1866), Mumbai -Secunderabad (1873), Nizam Railway Board (1874), Nampally Railway Station (1883), TELEPHONE NETWORK: (1885), Nizamia Observatory Telescope (1890), DRAINAGE SYSTEM AND FLOOD CONTROL MECHANISM: Underground Drainage System (1909), Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, Prepared a Scheme for Flood Protection work and underground drainage for Hyderabad City. HOSPITALS : Ayurveda, Unani Hospital (1890), Medical College (1894), Mental Hospital Erragadda (1897), Gigjikhana Victoria Memorial Nursing Home (1905), Homeopathy College (1916), Charminar Unani Ayurvedic Hospital (1927), Niloufer Hospital (1925), Osmania General Hospital (1945). Gandhi Hospital, TB Hospital, Cancer Hospital, ENT Hospital, Nizam Orthopaedic Hospital, Koranti Hospital, NIMS. Now Tell Me what did Seema-Andhra Leaders Develop in Telangana.
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