In simple words: As this is a primary survey more moslim monuments await examination.
More names can be expected 🤐
Source: Hindu Temples: What happened to them by Sita Ram Goel, Vol-l.
List of Temples destroyed to build Mosjids in United Andhra Pradesh.
The data was collected before the division of the state hence regions of AP & TS are listed together in the book.
I separated it, according to the present division of districts.
In simple words: As this is a primary survey more moslim monuments await examination.
More names can be expected 🤐
Source: Hindu Temples: What happened to them by Sita Ram Goel, Vol-l.
Ausa, Jãmi Masjid (1680-81) Temple site.
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#TELANGANA REGION
I #Adilabad District
Mahur, Masjid in the Fort on the hill. Temple site.
**
1 Chikalgoda, Masjid (1610) Temple site
2 Dargãh of Shãh Walî (1601-02) Temple site
3 Golconda
i Jãmi Masjid on Bãlã Hissãr. Temple site.
ii Tãrãmatî Masjid. Temple site.
i Dargãh of Shãh Mûsã Qãdirî. Temple site.
ii Masjid on the Pirulkonda Hill (1690) Temple site
iii Tolî Masjid (1671) Temple materials used
iv Dargãh of Miãn Mishk (d. 1680) Temple site
v Dargãh of Mumin Chup in Aliyãbãd (1322-23) Temple site
vii Begum Masjid (1593) Temple site
viii Dargãh of Islãm Khãn Naqshbandî. Temple site
ix Dargãh of Shãh Dãûd (1369-70) Temple site
x Jãmi Masjid (1597) Temple site
6 #Secunderabad, Qadam RasUl. Temple site.
7 Sheikhpet
i Shaikh-kî-Masjid (1633-34) Temple site
ii SarãiwAlî Masjid (1678-79) Temple tite
**
1 Dharampuri, Masjid (1693) TrikûTa Temple site
2 Elangdal
i Mansûr Khãn-kî-Masjid (1525) Temple site
ii Alamgîrî Masjid (1696) Temple site
3 Kalesyaram, Ãlamgîrî Masjid. Temple site.
5 Vemalvada, Mazãr of a Muslim saint. Temple site.
**
IV #Mahbubnagar District
1 Alampur, Qalã-kî-Masjid. Temple materials used.
2 Jatprole, Dargãh of Sayyid Shãh Darwish. Temple materials used.
i Dargãh of Hazrat Nizãmud-DIn. Temple site.
ii Jãmi Masjid. Temple site.
4 Kundurg, Jãmi Masjid (1470-71) Temple site.
5 Pargi, Jãmi Masjid (1460) Temple site.
6 Somasila, Dargãh of Kamãlud-Dîn Baba (1642-43) Temple site.
**
1 Andol, Old Masjid. Temple site.
2 Komatur, Old Masjid. Temple site.
3 Medak
i Masjid near Mubãrak Mahal (1641) Vishnu Temple site.
ii Fort, Temple materials used.
5 Patancheru
i Jãmi Masjid. Temple materials used.
ii Dargãh of Shykh Ibrãhîm known as Makhdûmji (1583) Temple site.
iii Ashrufkhãna. Temple site.
iv Fort (1698) Temple materials used.
**
1 Devarkonda
i Qutb Shãhî Masjid. Temple materials used.
ii Dargãh of Sharîfud-Din (1579) Temple site
iii Dargãh of Qãdir Shãh Walî (1591) Temple site
2 Ghazinagar, Masjid (1576-77) Temple site.
i Garhî Masjid. Temple site.
ii Dargãh of Shãh Latîf. Temple site.
iii Qutb Shãhî Masjid (Renovated in 1897) Temple site.
4 Pangal, Ãlamgîrî Masjid. Temple site.
**
1 Balkonda
i Patthar-kî-Masjid. Temple site.
ii Idgãh. Temple site.
2 Bodhan
i Deval Masjid. Converted Jain Temple.
ii Patthar-kî-Masjid. Temple site.
iii Ãlamgîrî Masjid (1654-55) Temple site.
3 Dudki, Ashrufkhãna. Temple materials used.
**
VIII #Rangareddy District
Maheshwar, Masjid (1687) Madanna Pandit's Temple site.
**
IX #Warangal District
Zafargarh, Jãmi Masjid. Temple site.
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I #Anantpur District
1 Gooty, Gateway to the Hill Fort. Temple materials used.
2 Kadiri, Jãmi Masjid. Temple site.
3 Konakondla, Masjid in the bazar. Temple materials used.
4 Penukonda
i Fort. Temple materials used.
iii Sher Khãn's Masjid (1546). 38 Converted Temples!!
iv Dargãh of Babayya. Converted Îvara Temple.
v Jãmi Masjid (1664-65). Temple site.
vi Dargãh of Shãh Fakbru-d-Dîn (1293-94). Temple site.
i Jãmi Masjid (1695-96). Temple site.
ii Idgãh completed in 1725-26. Temple site.
6 Thummala, Masjid (1674-75). Temple site
**
II #East_Godavari District
Bikkavolu, Masjid. Temple materials used.
**
1 Nizampatnam, Dargãh of Shãh Haidrî (1609) Temple site
2 Vinukonda, Jãmi Masjid (1640-41) Temple site.
**
IV #Krishna District
1 Gudimetta, Masjid in the Fort, Temple materials used.
2 Gundur, Jãmi Masjid. Converted temple.
4 Kondavidu
i Masjid (1337) Temple materials used
ii Dargãh of Barandaula. Temple materials used.
iii Qadam Sharîf of Ãdam. Converted temple.
i) Masjid built in 1482 on the site of a Temple after Muhammad Shãh BahmanI had slaughtered the Brahmin priests on the advice of Mahmûd Gawãn, the Bahmanî Prime Minister, who exhorted the sultan to become a Ghãzî by means of this pious performance.
6 Machhlipatnam
i Jãmi Masjid. Temple site.
ii Idgãh. Temple site.
7 Nandigram, Jãmi Masjid. Temple site.
8 Pedana, Iamail-kî-Masjid. Temple site.
9 Rajkonda, Masjid (1484) Temple site
11 Turkpalem, Dargãh of Ghãlib Shahîd. Temple site.
12 Vadpaili, Masjid near Narasimha Swamy Temple. Temple materials used.
13 Vijaywada, Jãmi Masjid. Temple site.
**
1 Adoni
i Jãmi Masjid (1668-69). Materials of several temples used.
ii Masjid on the Hill. Temple materials used.
iii Fort (1676-77) Temple materials used.
2 Cumbum
i Jãmi Masjid (1649) Temple site.
ii Gachinãlã Masjid (1729-30) Temple site.
4 Karimuddula, Dargãh. Akkadevi Temple materials used.
5 Kottakot, Jãmi Masjid (1501) Temple site
6 Kurnool
i Pîr Sãhib-kã-Gumbad (1637-38) Temple site
ii Jãmi Masjid (1667) Temple site
iii Lãl Masjid (1738-39) Temple site
8 Sanjanmala, Masjid. Temple sites.
9 Siddheswaram, Ashurkhãna. Temple materials used.
10 Yadavalli, Mazãr and Masjid. Temple sites.
11 Zuhrapur, Dargãh of Qãdir Shãh Bukhãrî. Temple site.
**
1 Kadapa
i Bhãp Sãhib-kî-Masjid (1692) Temple site.
ii Idgãh (1717-18) Temple site.
iii Bahãdur Khãn-kî-Masjid (1722-23) Temple site
iv Dargãh of Shãh Amînud-Dîn Gesû Darãz (1736-37) Temple site
2 Duvvuru, Masjid. Temple site.
4 Gangapuru, Masjid. Temple site
5 Gundlakunta, Dastgîrî Dargãh. Temple site
6 Gurrumkonda, Fort and several other Muslim buildings. Temple materials used.
7 Jammalmaduguu, Jãmi Masjid (1794-95) Temple site.
9 Siddhavatam
i Qutb Shãhî Masjid (restored in 1808) Temple materials use.
ii Jãmi Masjid (1701) Temple materials used.
iii Dargãh of Bismillãh Khãn Qãdirî. Temple materials used.
v Chowk-kî-Masjid. Temple site.
10 Vutukuru
i Masjid at Naligoto. Temple site.
ii Masjid at Puttumiyyapeta. Temple site.
**
1 Kandukuru, 4 Masjids. Temple sites.
2 Nellore, Dargãh named Dargãmittã. Akkasãlîvara Temple materials used.
3 Podile, Dargãh. Temple site.
4 Udayagiri
i Jãmi Masjid (1642-43) Temple materials used.
iii Fort. Temple materials used.
**
VIII #Vishakhapatnam District
1 Jayanagaram, Dargãh. Temple site.
2 Vishakhapatnam, Dargãh of Shãh Madnî. Temple site.
**
1 Icchapuram, Several Masjids. Temple sites.
2 Kalingapatnam, Dargah of Sayyid Muhammad Madnî Awliyã (1619-20). Temple materials used.
3 Srikakulam
i Jãmi Masjid (1641- 42) Temple site.
ii Dargãh of Bande Shãh Walî (1641- 42) Temple site.
iv Dargãh of Burhãnud-Dîn Awliyã. Temple site.
**
X #West_Godavari District
1 Eluru
i Fort. Temple materials used.
ii Sawãi Masjid. Converted temple.
iii Qãzi's House. Temple materials used.
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LW & RW Part 2
Time to replace the terms Right Wing & Left Wing with 'Rational & Irrational Sides'?
Go through the Part 1 thread first, you'll understand better. https://t.co/OaUBqfc0SA
The terms LW & RW, originated during French Revolution, has completely lost its significance & are not relevant anymore, atleast in #IndianPolitics.
It is time to use more broader words "Rational & Irrational" instead of "RW & LW".
Let's understand how..
#RSS
RSS which is a Right Wing Org,
But at the same time it is "Anti FDI", "Anti Capitalist" & a wing of RSS, "the Labour Organization" has raised its voice many times in favour of "Pro Labour Rights" which are basic features of LW.
So will you say that RSS is a LW Org?
#Congress
Congress which is traditionally a Left to the centre party, in 1991 it introduced the most revolutionary economic reform, the LPG reforms (Liberalisation, Privatization & Globalisation), which are related to free market economy.
So, has Congress become a RW party??
#BJP
BJP is traditionally a Centre Right party.
But it follows all "Socialist Policies of Welfare State" like Manrega.
Did BJP ever try to stop these policies..?
No, actually BJP promotes these.
So should we say that BJP is a LW party??
Time to replace the terms Right Wing & Left Wing with 'Rational & Irrational Sides'?
Go through the Part 1 thread first, you'll understand better. https://t.co/OaUBqfc0SA
A mini #Thread on Right Wing & Left Wing Politics.
— \U0001f1ee\U0001f1f3 (@Aamani_03) May 12, 2021
\u2022 Origin of Terms LW/RW
These terms were originated from French Revolution seating arrangement of "Estates General"
Those who were Pro Change/Pro Revolution sat on the left.
Those who were Pro Monarchy/King sat on the Right. pic.twitter.com/jgd5cX4oW6
The terms LW & RW, originated during French Revolution, has completely lost its significance & are not relevant anymore, atleast in #IndianPolitics.
It is time to use more broader words "Rational & Irrational" instead of "RW & LW".
Let's understand how..
#RSS
RSS which is a Right Wing Org,
But at the same time it is "Anti FDI", "Anti Capitalist" & a wing of RSS, "the Labour Organization" has raised its voice many times in favour of "Pro Labour Rights" which are basic features of LW.
So will you say that RSS is a LW Org?
#Congress
Congress which is traditionally a Left to the centre party, in 1991 it introduced the most revolutionary economic reform, the LPG reforms (Liberalisation, Privatization & Globalisation), which are related to free market economy.
So, has Congress become a RW party??
#BJP
BJP is traditionally a Centre Right party.
But it follows all "Socialist Policies of Welfare State" like Manrega.
Did BJP ever try to stop these policies..?
No, actually BJP promotes these.
So should we say that BJP is a LW party??
Part 2: Cyber Warfare
If you think we might only see wars happening on land, air or water then you're wrong, wars aren't limited to these now.
There's Cyber Space too, this is generally termed as ‘The 5th Generation Warfare’
India has already seen a sample of it recently during the Galwan Valley issue
Chinese govt backed hacker group called ‘Red Echo’ had done massive cyber attacks on India's critical infrastructure.
Due to the alertness of our ‘Cyber Response Team’ they couldn't cause much damage.
Wondering what happened?
A grid failure on 12 Oct '20 resulted in a major power outage in #Mumbai & its surrounding areas, affecting electricity supply, local trains etc.
It took hours for power supply to be gradually restored in a phase-wise
US based cyber security firm ‘Recorded Future’ released a report titled, ‘China-linked Group #RedEcho targets Indian Power Sector Amid Heightened Border Tensions’ that points to inflow of Chinese malware into India's critical infrastructure systems that manage electricity supply.
The report identifies RedEcho — a China based advanced persistent threat(APT) group — as the entity behind attempts to infiltrate India's power grids.
Recorded Future also stated that ‘Red Echo’ had targeted 10 vital nodes in India’s power distribution system & 2 seaports.
If you think we might only see wars happening on land, air or water then you're wrong, wars aren't limited to these now.
There's Cyber Space too, this is generally termed as ‘The 5th Generation Warfare’
You ever thought about what's cyber fraud, theft, warfare, terr0rism?
— \u270d\ufe0f (@Aamani_03) June 25, 2021
And how good or bad is India in tackling these crimes?
First let's first see what makes India vulnerable to cyber threats.
India has already seen a sample of it recently during the Galwan Valley issue
Chinese govt backed hacker group called ‘Red Echo’ had done massive cyber attacks on India's critical infrastructure.
Due to the alertness of our ‘Cyber Response Team’ they couldn't cause much damage.
Wondering what happened?
A grid failure on 12 Oct '20 resulted in a major power outage in #Mumbai & its surrounding areas, affecting electricity supply, local trains etc.
It took hours for power supply to be gradually restored in a phase-wise
US based cyber security firm ‘Recorded Future’ released a report titled, ‘China-linked Group #RedEcho targets Indian Power Sector Amid Heightened Border Tensions’ that points to inflow of Chinese malware into India's critical infrastructure systems that manage electricity supply.
The report identifies RedEcho — a China based advanced persistent threat(APT) group — as the entity behind attempts to infiltrate India's power grids.
Recorded Future also stated that ‘Red Echo’ had targeted 10 vital nodes in India’s power distribution system & 2 seaports.
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#talesofkrishna https://t.co/E85MTPkF9W
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#talesofkrishna https://t.co/E85MTPkF9W
Prabhu says i reside in the heart of my bhakt.
— Right Singh (@rightwingchora) December 21, 2020
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Now Suniti was the daughter of a tribal chief while Suruchi was the daughter of a rich king. Hence Suruchi was always favored the most by Raja while Suniti was ignored. But while Suniti was gentle & kind hearted by nature Suruchi was venomous inside.
#KrishnaLeela
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One day when Dhruva was just 5 years old he went on to sit on his father's lap. Suruchi, the jealous queen, got enraged and shoved him away from Raja as she never wanted Raja to shower Dhruva with his fatherly affection.
Dhruva protested questioning his step mother "why can't i sit on my own father's lap?" A furious Suruchi berated him saying "only God can allow him that privilege. Go ask him"
