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BANGANAPALLE

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Originally appearing in Volume V03, Page 316 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BANGANAPALLE , a See also:

state of See also:southern See also:India, surrounded by the See also:Madras See also:district of See also:Kurnool. See also:Area, 255 sq. m.; pop. (1901) 32,264, showing a decrease of 9 % in the See also:decade; estimated See also:revenue £6400, of which a large portion is alienated in grants to junior branches of the See also:family; no See also:tribute. The excessive See also:expenditure of the See also:nawab, Syed Fateh See also:Ali See also:Khan, and the See also:general inefficiency of the See also:administration caused much anxiety to the See also:government, and in See also:February 1905 he was temporarily removed from the administration of the state. The See also:town of Banganapalle is not far from the See also:branch of the Southern Mahratta railway from Guntakal to See also:Bezwada.

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