Kalyana-Karnataka Liberation Day
- Kalyana-Karnataka Liberation Day, or Hyderabad-Karnataka Liberation Day, is an annual gathering held on September 17th, uniting Karnataka and Telangana to celebrate their shared past and future goals.
- This event commemorates the integration of Hyderabad into India in 1948.
- The historical significance of this day dates back to September 17, 1948, when the formerly Nizam-ruled Hyderabad state became a part of the Indian union, marking a pivotal moment in India’s post-independence history.
- In 2022, the Government of Telangana made a decision to broaden the significance of this day by designating it as “Telangana National Integration Day” or “Telangana Jathiya ....
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