Archive · 15 Sep 2025
Hyderabad Liberation Day Celebrates Historical Events
Hyderabad Liberation Day is celebrated to remember the day Hyderabad joined India.
An exhibition shows photos of the Nizam's rule, the Razakars' actions, and the public's fight for freedom.
The exhibition also focuses on the merger with India.
The day honors those who fought for liberation and is being commemorated by the government for the past five years.
The event marks the integration of Hyderabad into India on September 17, 1948.
An exhibition at Parade Ground features historical photos and documents.
The exhibition showcases the Nizam's rule, Razakars’ atrocities, and the public uprising.
The exhibition highlights the sacrifices made for Hyderabad's liberation.
Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy spoke at the event, noting the government's annual observance.
- Who
- Jishnu Dev Varma, G Kishan Reddy, the public
- What
- Celebrations of Hyderabad Liberation Day and an exhibition showcasing the history
- When
- September 17, 1948 (integration of Hyderabad)
- Where
- Hyderabad, Parade Grounds
- Why
- To commemorate the integration of Hyderabad into India and to honor the sacrifices.
Nizam's Rule
Indian Union
Integration
Nizam's Rule
Oppressive rule of Nizam and Razakars
Indian Union
Integration of Hyderabad into India
- Event
- Hyderabad Liberation Day
- Key Figures
- Jishnu Dev Varma, G Kishan Reddy, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
- Date Highlighted
- September 17, 1948
- Location
- Hyderabad, Parade Grounds
- Exhibition Content
- Nizam rule, Razakars' atrocities, public uprising, and integration
- Government Observance
- For the past five years
