Hyderabad: A (Virtual) Historic Walk
Welcome to Hyderabad! Join me for a virtual historical tour through the Old City of Hyderabad. Explore Gulzar Houz, Charminar, Nimrah Cafe, and Chowmahalla to ... Read More
Hyderabad
THE FOUR MINARETS
At the heart of Hyderabad lies a 400-year-old grand structure built to mark the eradication of the plague that tore through the city in 1590. Four Minervans in... Read More
Why do Regional Politics Prevail in the State of Telangana?
The following piece is part of the Quest’s new series featuring the final projects and assignments of Minerva students. This Location Based Assignment (LBA) wa... Read More
Feminist Poets Inspiring Intersectional Activism
The following piece is part of the Quest’s series featuring final projects and other assignments of Minerva students. This Location Based Assignment (LBA) was ... Read More
#MinervaLife – Hyderabad Tips
Founding Class member Gabriella Grahek shares her tips and tricks for living in Hyderabad with the class of 2021 currently stationed there. From where to meet ... Read More
Uncertain Future for Climbing Area in Hyderabad
Khajaguda is becoming steadily more popular with residents and adventurers, and holds significance to those who spend their time praying in its rock caves, trekking through the meandering trails, or struggling up its sharp walls. However, change is imminent.... Read More
Hyderabad’s Hidden History
A podcast investigating the hidden history, and atrocities of Hyderabad, India. Liberty Pim takes the listener on an investigative story to find out what actually happened in Hyderabad in 1948 and why has the true history been hushed away for so long. ... Read More
A new lens on India’s economic policies
The policies of a free market with no price ceilings would make it impossible for the lower class to actually afford even one meal a day. India cannot afford to let that happen.... Read More
Going cashless: How India hopes to reduce black money
India has a history of monetary bans dating back to 1946, when large notes were banned and later brought back in…and taken out again in 1978 in an attempt to stop fraudulent money transactions. ... Read More
Don’t be the stupid tourist that pays double
India forces producers to set a maximum price on their products. The intention is to protect consumers from high prices, but it is criticized for disturbing the free market.... Read More