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- The archaeological site museum in Kondapur has been closed for three years because of structural damage to the ceiling.
- The Archaeological Survey of India has been conducting extensive restoration work to improve the facility and its surroundings.
- The museum plans to reopen to the public in November 2026.
- This reopening restores access to nearly 8,900 antiquities dating back to the Satavahana Period.
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- Successful completion of renovation works
- Official inauguration of the museum in November 2026
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Nihil Das
superintending archaeologist
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“It took some time to prepare a detailed project report for executing renovation works, which have now been half completed. We are planning to inaugurate it in the month of November”
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…100 kms from Hyderabad, as a weekend heritage destination for tourists. ASI Hyderabad Circle superintending archaeologist Nihil Das said following the ceiling collapse in 2023, the museum remained closed for visitors. " It took some time to prepare a detailed project report for executing renovation works, which have now been half completed. We are planning to inaugurate it in the month of November ,” he told Deccan Chronicle. The Kondapur archaeological site dates back to Satavahana Period (200 BCE - 200 CE). The museum houses nearly 8,900 antiquities, including Terracotta figurines, pottery, beads and coins. The…
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