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Munro’s visit 200 years ago to Nilgiris helped it to become first hill station of British Raj

Summary by Times of India
Sir Thomas Munro’s 1826 Ooty visit led to Nilgiris becoming the British Raj’s first hill station; MIDS souvenir recalls his role in Ryotwari reforms and surveys.

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Munro’s visit 200 years ago to Nilgiris helped it to become first hill station of British Raj

Sir Thomas Munro’s 1826 Ooty visit led to Nilgiris becoming the British Raj’s first hill station; MIDS souvenir recalls his role in Ryotwari reforms and surveys.

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Times of India broke the news in India on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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