When history meets Nawabi hospitality; Inside The Wicker Story

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The Jehan Numa Palace built by General Obaidullah Khan in 1890, the second son of Nawab Sultan Jehan Begum, is perched on Shyamla Hills, with a view of the entire city.

It was converted into a heritage hotel and opened to guests in 1983 by the General’s grandsons, Nadir and Yawar Rashid.

Meanwhile, it's the end of an era for France’s last accordéon à bretelles (strap accordion) manufacturer, Maugein, after 105 years of making the instrument.

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Author / Journalist: Team YS

Category: StartupsEconomyBusiness

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Published On: 2024-10-06 @ 02:00:00 (15 hours ago)

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