Archive · 12 Dec 2025
107th Numismatic Conference on Southern India's Coinage
A big meeting about old coins is happening in Hyderabad.
It's called the 107th annual national conference of the Numismatic Society of India.
The theme is 'Coinage and Economy of Southern India'.
Scholars from all over India will present their research.
They will talk about how coins help us understand history.
For example, coins helped us learn about the Satavahana dynasty.
There will also be an exhibition of old coins that have been dug up.
Important government officials will start the event.
The meeting is happening 80 years after India's independence, showing the government's support for history research.
The 107th annual national conference of the Numismatic Society of India is being held in Hyderabad, focusing on 'Coinage and Economy of Southern India'.
The event is hosted by the department of heritage in collaboration with the Numismatic Society of India.
76 research papers were submitted by scholars from different states for the seminar.
Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and tourism minister Jupally Krishna Rao will inaugurate the session.
The conference includes an exhibition of excavated coins and discusses the historical significance of numismatics.
- Who
- Numismatic Society of India, scholars from different states, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, tourism minister Jupally Krishna Rao
- What
- 107th annual national conference on 'Coinage and Economy of Southern India'
- When
- December 11-12
- Where
- Dr Marri Channa Reddy HRD Institute, Hyderabad
- Why
- To discuss the historical and economic significance of coinage in Southern India
- Event
- 107th annual national conference of the Numismatic Society of India
- Theme
- Coinage and Economy of Southern India
- Location
- Dr Marri Channa Reddy HRD Institute, Hyderabad
- Duration
- December 11-12
- Research Papers
- 76
- Inauguration
- Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and tourism minister Jupally Krishna Rao
- Society Founders
- Five Britishers and one Parsi from India