NIZAM'S MINT TO A PEOPLE'S MUSEUM
A Pride of Deccan Heritage and Technology

Author Name: Dr J P Dash
Format: Paperback

Here is a book titled ' Nizam's Mint to a People's Museum, A Pride of Deccan Heritage and Technology ' that Connects the Past with the Present and tells you how Nizam's Mint metamorphosed into a Living Coin Technological Museum. Be ready to explore the History of Deccan Coinage, take an enchanting voyage in time with the Mint, explore the Science and Technology of Minting, revel in the unheard incidents and anecdotes from the Life of the Mint, including that of Second World War, relish the Art of Project Management in the creation of one of the finest Mint at Cherlapally. I am sure your Love for coins and Numismatics will be kindled in your heart. And you will celebrate the Heritage of India through the History of Minting as we rejoice in the 75 Years of Freedom, captioned as Azadi ke Amrit Mahotsav.

Dr J P Dash

JP is an IIM (Bangalore) educated technocrat, who joined with Ordnance Factory, Government of India, for three decades and headed India Government Mint, Hyderabad as Chief General Manager.

A seasoned leader in Corporate Strategy and Business Transformation, JP dares to challenge the status quo. He happens to be a Fellow of the Institute of Directors. He takes an avid interest in history, public policy, and spirituality.

Teaching and Writing is his first Love. Having worked as the Director of the National Academy of Defence Production, he keeps publishing in many Academic Journals on Management and Policy Issues. The stroke of Cancer propelled him to write his first book titled Memoir of Cancer Survivor, I can and I will. He was the guiding force for the old, dilapidated Saifabad Mint, which is set to wear a new face after decades of negligence as a befitting tribute to the 75 years of celebration of Indian freedom by SPMCIL (Security Printing and Minting Corporation of India Limited).

In 1893, the Royal Mint of Hyderabad was shifted to a new building at Dar-us-Shafa, during the regime of Mir Mahaboob Ali Khan, the sixth Nizam. He introduced first machine-minted coins, known as Charkhi coins. Safiullah said.

According to Dr Reddy, even after the end of the Nizam rule with Hyderabad state being merged with Indian Union on September 17, 1948, the minting of coins at the Royal Mint, Saifabad, continued in the name of the last Nizam of Hyderabad Mir Osman Ali Khan, till January 26, 1950, when India became a Republic.

To read the complete article, see:
Hyderabad: Nizam's mint to be converted into a museum(https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/others/hyderabad-nizam-s-mint-to-be-converted-into-a-museum-101637177398200.html)

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