Medak Fort
In August 2026, the Department of Posts issued a commemorative postal cover and stamp honouring the historic Medak Fort, recognising its cultural and architectural significance.
About Medak Fort
- Location: Medak town, Telangana.
- Kakatiya Connection: It was developed during the reign of Kakatiya ruler Pratapa Rudra.
- Original Name: It was initially known as ‘Methuku Durgam’.
- Strategic Role: The fort served as an important military and administrative outpost under the Kakatiyas and was subsequently associated with the Qutb Shahi rulers.
Architectural and Physical Features
- The hill fort covers approximately 100 acres and stands at an elevation of around 90 metres above the surrounding ground level.
- Its ....
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