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Uncovering forgotten history: Deciphering the past in Talavadi’s stones

Uncovering forgotten history: Deciphering the past in Talavadi’s stones

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    During one of my treks to Kootagal Betta in Ramanagara, famous for its twin rocks, I was drawn to another hill that looked like an inverted bowl. A fellow trekker told me about Talavadi Fort, built midway up the hill. The name ‘Talavadi’ rang a bell. An inscription dated 1351 AD that I had seen at…

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During one of my treks to Kootagal Betta in Ramanagara, famous for its twin rocks, I was drawn to another hill that looked like an inverted bowl. A fellow trekker told me about Talavadi Fort, built midway up the hill. The name ‘Talavadi’ rang a bell. An inscription dated 1351 AD that I had seen at…

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Uncovering forgotten history: Deciphering the past in Talavadi’s stones

During one of my treks to Kootagal Betta in Ramanagara, famous for its twin rocks, I was drawn to another hill that looked like an inverted bowl. A fellow trekker told me about Talavadi Fort, built midway up the hill. The name ‘Talavadi’ rang a bell. An inscription dated 1351 AD that I had seen at…

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