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Sir Mirza Muhammad Ismail Amin-ul-Mulq (24 October 1883 – 5 January 1959) was an Indian statesman and police officer who served as the Diwan of Mysore, Jaipur, and Hyderabad. Sir C. P. Ramaswami Iyer considered him "one of the cleverest men in India".
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16. Sept. 2017 · Bangalore. / Other. / The man, Sir Mirza Ismail, who beautified our Bengaluru. Bangalore Mirror Bureau / Updated: Sep 17, 2017, 01:00 IST. By Suresh Moona. Some of the city’s unique spots were designed by Sir Mirza Ismail, who helped the maharaja in all his endeavours.
21. Nov. 2019 · Home. Society. History & Culture. BRINGING BACK BENGALURU. Suresh Moona. The son of the city. Sir Mirza Ismail was a sincere and visionary Dewan. He had very high values and held the state and...
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10. März 2021 · The memorable contribution of Mirza to Bangaloreans is the supply of drinking water from Thippagondanahalli from March 1933 onwards. He implemented the first rural electrification program in India. He also laid the foundation stone of the Jamia Masjid mosque near City Market in Bengaluru.
7. Nov. 2020 · The Unknown side of Sir Mirza Ismail: His Lineage and Legacy. November 7, 2020. By Dr. K. Javeed Nayeem, MD. October 24th was the 137th birth anniversary of Sir Mirza Ismail, one of the Dewans of the erstwhile Mysore State who later went on to become the Dewan of the Princely States of Jaipur and Hyderabad too.
Mirza Ismail was disapproving of the British’s improvement of Indian cities and towns, and greatly advocated for the need for gardens and parks. As part of the series ‘Reading a City’, Sahapedia explores Ismail’s thoughts on town-planning and his conflicts with bureaucracy. (Photo Courtesy: Padmanaganath/Wikimedia Commons)
5. Jan. 2020 · Born in 1883 to Persian parents, Ismail grew up in Bangalore, where he would return in his final years, passing away in 1959. From the age of 43, Mirza Ismail was appointed as diwan successively by the Maharaja of Mysore (1926–41), the Nizam of Hyderabad (1942–46) and the Maharaja of Jaipur (1946–47). These rulers, like the ...
