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‘Tonga’ Tycoon of Nilgiris

2017-09-28
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The first mode of transport for Europeans to the Nilgiris was palanquin carried by bearers. Then came the bullock cart after the foot paths were widened to make them cart paths. The mails were still carried by runners. After Ooty became the Summer Capital of the Madras Presidency in 1870Read More →

History of Nilgiri Police

2015-01-12
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The Nilgiris, prior to the coming of the British, does not seem to have had a policing system. A  kind of moral law appear to have prevailed among the original inhabitants of the district. The communal system was such that village crime was almost unknown, whether against persons or property.Read More →

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Our Mission is to Create opportunities for joyful learning and discovery of the Nilgiris through hands-on experiences and make this as a family destination where they can explore everything about the Nilgiris, without ever leaving our inspiring environment. We want to share the Nilgiris story and inspire a desire to contribute to the Nilgiris future

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MindEscapes in association with the Nilgiri Documentation centre want to share the Nilgiris story and inspire a desire to contribute to the Nilgiris future. Coming soon is our Discovery Centre, in the heart of the Nilgiris

 

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Nilgiris are lot more than a tourist delight. Scientists classify the Nilgiris as a ‘Living Fossil’. Ecologists say the biodiversity of the Nilgiris is ‘found nowhere else in the world’. Anthropologists describe the Nilgiris as an ‘aboriginal enclave’. Geographers have listed the Nilgiris among the 400 natural wonders of the world. Our mission is to create opportunities for joyful learning and discovery of the Nilgiris. Come join us as we document the past, chronicle the present, and help shape the future.

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