Syed Shayan Real Estate Archive
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Syed Shayan Real Estate Archive
Birla Bhavan is situated within Lutyens’ Delhi, an area regarded as India’s most exclusive, secure, and expensive residential zone. This district is home to foreign diplomatic residences, official homes of central ministers, and several of the country’s most important constitutional institutio...
On 29 January 1819, a decision was taken that would quietly but decisively alter the course of maritime trade and urban development in Southeast Asia. On that day, Sir Stamford Raffles, a senior administrator of the British East India Company and then Lieutenant Governor of Bencoolen in Sumatra, arr...
On 27 January 1888, the National Geographic Society was established in Washington DC. The purpose of this institution was to advance understanding of the world’s lands, mountains, rivers, cities, regions, and the human and wildlife populations inhabiting them, and to document this knowledge throu...
On 26 January 1905, the world’s largest known gem quality diamond, the Cullinan Diamond, was discovered at the Premier Mine in South Africa. The find immediately transformed the economic standing of the mine and its surrounding land, elevating the area to exceptional geological and commercial impo...
25 January 1575 marks the formal foundation of Luanda on the western coast of Africa by the Portuguese explorer and colonial administrator Paulo Dias de Novais. The settlement was originally named São Paulo da Assunção de Loanda, a designation that was later shortened to Luanda. At the time of...
On 24 January 1965, the historic Sardar Mahal, located in Hyderabad, was placed under official municipal control following the failure to clear outstanding property tax dues. After the takeover, the premises were repurposed for municipal administrative use. The action was carried out by the Hyderab...
On 23 January 1959, the Governor of West Pakistan, Lieutenant General Muhammad Azam Khan, promulgated the Punjab Land Dispositions Saving of Shamilat Ordinance 1959. The ordinance formally defined the ownership of village common land, known as Shamilat, and established clear principles governing ...
London:On 21 January 1878, the ancient Egyptian stone obelisk known as Cleopatra’s Needle formally became part of London’s public and urban landscape. On this date, the monument was opened to the public following its complete installation at Victoria Embankment on the banks of the River Thames. ...
In the global history of real estate and housing, 20 January is remembered as a pivotal date, as it marks the formal signing of the United States Housing Act. Enacted with the signature of President Franklin D Roosevelt, this law, also known as the Wagner Steagall Act, was a cornerstone of the New...
Although Thomas Edison had already developed the electric light bulb in 1879 and had illuminated public spaces on a commercial scale in New York through the Pearl Street Power Station in 1882, the use of electricity at that stage remained limited to a small number of buildings and confined areas. O...
The structure of the world map and globe as they are recognised today is fundamentally rooted in the decisions taken following the Paris Peace Conference, which began on 18 January 1919. Prior to the conference, much of the world was organised under a limited number of vast imperial systems. These ...
In the history of France, a draft resolution addressing the legally enforceable right to housing for ordinary citizens was formally presented to the cabinet on 17 January 2007. The French government designated this initiative as the Right to Housing, known as DALO (Droit au logement opposable). Th...
One hundred years ago, on 16 January 1926, leading English language newspapers published in Bombay, including The Times of India, Bombay Chronicle, and The Bombay, reported on an official debate held during a major government session in British India. These reports recorded that the Bombay Legislati...
Exactly 242 years ago, on 15 January 1784, the Asiatic Society of Bengal was founded in Calcutta by Sir William Jones. On the same day, the Society convened its first formal meeting. The institution emerged as the earliest organised centre in the subcontinent dedicated to the systematic study of anc...
Makar Sankranti was a seasonal festival deeply rooted in the agrarian life of the subcontinent, traditionally observed around 14 January and celebrated with the significance of a day of Eid. In its contemporary form, however, it has largely been reduced to kite flying alone and is now commonly known...
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