Archive · 21 Aug 2026
Delhi Stenographers Explore Kakatiya Heritage During Warangal Study Tour
About 90 stenographers from New Delhi went on a learning trip to Telangana.
On Friday, they visited Warangal’s old monuments.
They saw the sculptures and buildings connected with the Kakatiya period.
A tourism guide explained the history of the places.
The group visited Orugallu Fort and several temples and forts.
They also saw a stepped well and other historic structures.
At Gangadevipalli, they learned about village development projects.
After the tour, they returned to Hyderabad.
About 90 stenographers from New Delhi visited historic sites in Warangal on Friday.
The visit was part of the Bharata Darshan study tour across Telangana.
Tourism guide Denaboyin Ravi explained Kakatiya-era history, sculptures and temple architecture.
The delegation toured Orugallu Fort, Thousand Pillar Temple, Bhadrakali Temple and other heritage sites.
The group also visited Gangadevipalli to learn about village development and community participation initiatives.
- Who
- About 90 stenographers from New Delhi, accompanied by officials from the Marri Chennareddy Human Resource Development Institute and Warangal district departments.
- What
- They visited Warangal’s historic and heritage sites and Gangadevipalli as part of a study tour.
- When
- Friday; the article does not provide an exact date.
- Where
- Warangal and Gangadevipalli in Telangana, followed by a return to Hyderabad.
- Why
- The visit was organized as part of the Bharata Darshan study tour to study Telangana’s heritage and development initiatives.
- Delegation size
- About 90 stenographers
- Tour
- Bharata Darshan study tour
- Organizing institution
- Marri Chennareddy Human Resource Development Institute
- Main destination
- Warangal, Telangana
- Heritage focus
- Kakatiya-era sculptures, temple architecture and historic sites
- Additional visit
- Gangadevipalli model village
- Final destination
- The group returned to Hyderabad after completing the programme