In the annals of World War II, the city of Visakhapatnam holds a unique and poignant place. This coastal city was not just a witness but a direct victim of
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In the heart of Visakhapatnam is an establishment that has illuminated the lives of many with the light of knowledge – the prestigious Mrs A V N College. With a
Edward Paul, a Vizag aficionado and a heritage conservationist, has gathered information on the evolution of the police system in Visakhapatnam. The Visakhapatnam district police system was established on 28
19 December 1933 was a momentous day in Vizag history as the newly constructed Inner Harbour was officially opened and the news telegraphed worldwide as the largest inland harbour in
Many a time, heritage stories, historical anecdotes, and cultural pasts go forgotten or undiscovered. But the efforts of the untiring souls never fail to spotlight these tales. One such gift
Explore the echoes of centuries gone by as we journey through the historical tapestry of Visakhapatnam. Nestled along the Bay of Bengal, the coastal city carries the imprints of dynasties,
St Joseph’s Convent, once commonly called the Waltair Convent, is the home of the French Order of the Sisters of St Joseph of Annecy (Eglise des Souers de Saint-Joseph D’Annecy)
During the Second World War, the port city of Visakhapatnam drew more attention than any other city on the East Coast of India. It might be because of its strategic
Centuries before Vizag became a destiny for coastal traders, colonists and inbound migrants, the budding fishing village that became today’s big city was a mere cluster of huts and fishing
Linking various states and cities across the map, the train stands as a marvel of human invention, igniting industrial revolutions and fostering the growth of numerous distant locales in its
