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ASI deciphers 11th century Telugu inscription from Nallamala forest

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The Hindu Bureau
ASI deciphers 11th century Telugu inscription from Nallamala forest
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The Archaeological Survey of India has deciphered an 11th-century Telugu inscription found in the Nallamala forest. The text records land donations made to the Saptakotidevara temple during the Uttarayana Sankranthi festival.

The Epigraphy Division of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) on Friday announced that it had deciphered an inscription copied during an epigraphical survey conducted in the Nallamala forest between June 11 and 13, 2026.

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