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What Do the Forgotten Ruins of Devsar Tell Us About Kashmir’s Past?

What Do the Forgotten Ruins of Devsar Tell Us About Kashmir’s Past?

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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…

    — Deccan Herald

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by Iqbal Ahmad Devsar’s remarkable bronzes, ancient coins, temple remains, and memorial stones point to a rich archaeological past. Yet, despite accidental discoveries, its historical landscape remains largely unexplored and undocumented. I am reminded of an interesting account narrated by an…

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Kashmir Life Center-Left Kashmir Life Current article

What Do the Forgotten Ruins of Devsar Tell Us About Kashmir’s Past?

by Iqbal Ahmad Devsar’s remarkable bronzes, ancient coins, temple remains, and memorial stones point to a rich archaeological past. Yet, despite accidental discoveries, its historical landscape remains largely unexplored and undocumented. I am reminded of an interesting account narrated by an…

Deccan Herald Center-Left The Printers (Mysore) Pvt. Ltd.

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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