Subedar Amir Ali Khan

In a book written by R.Vasudev Pillai. from 196th page he written his connection with Subedar sahab and his experiences with him.

The peace foundation is located in 16-4-777 Subedar house, beside bank of baroda, Subedar Amir Ali Khan rd ,chenchelguda - malakpet, Hyderabad- Telangana, India. To promote, enhance and raise awareness on the importance of peace, education, truth and honesty among people regardless of caste, creed, region or language for a better life and humanity is the main objective of this foundation. Farook Ali Khan son Amir Ali Khan established the foundation. Farook Ali Khan, a dual citizen of United States of America and India, is the third son and the eighth child of Subedar Amir Ali Khan. Farook moved to United States of America after earning his Bachelor’s Degree in Agriculture from Andhra Pradesh Agricultural University. Farook obtained his Masters in Business Administration from the Governors State University in Illinois in 1973.Farook is married to Nadira , a physician and has three children : Rukhaya Ali Khan – an attorney, Hassan Ali Khan – a senior analyst in New York, and Sarah Ali Khan – an attorney.

As per GO Ms No 224 dated February 10, 2009, the government accorded permission

Amir Ali Khan died in 1987. He was also the president of the All India Pensioner's Association. He is remembered as the father of pensioners in India. His house is located on the Malakpet Junction-Dabeerpura, flyover stretch.

Subedar Amir Ali Khan mobilized a huge relief fund for the wounded soldiers and the war widows in the districts that were under him. The amount that was collected due to his personal efforts was unbelievably such a huge amount of Rupees 3,75,000 (An amount equivalent to almost Rs. 37.00Crores at the present purchasing power of the Rupee.) providing each war widow with an opportunity to financially survive. A purse of Rupees 3,75,000 was handed over to Mrs. Savidge, wife of the Hon’ble Mr. Savidge, Revenue Member by Mr. G. Ramachari, an Advocate and non-official Vice President of the Suba War Committee at a supper given on Tuesday night in their honor by Mr. Amir Ali Khan, the Subedar of Medak. The sum represents the contributions made by the people of the Suba in the short space of 2 /2 months in response to the appeal issued by the Subedar sahib for funds and recruits of the prosecution of the war. The appeal was made on 27th. March and the campaign for monetary collections closed on 15 June. The purse was presented to Mrs. Savidge to be utilized in any way she desired for any purpose or charity connected with the war. Out of this total Nalgonda district contributed Rs. 1, 70,000, Medak Rs. 80,000, Nizamabad Rs. 66,600.  And Mahbubnagar, Rs. 61,000.

In recognition of his historic efforts to resolve a potentially deadly dispute in an amicable manner, the Lingayat leaders organized a public meeting at Gulbarga Head Quarters in 1942 to felicitate the Subedar Saab and to offer him a Sipas nama. (A written document, of an address usually on a velvet cloth, acknowledging and thanksgiving for the services and achievements of someone)

Lady Tasker who was the vice president of the Hyderabad Women’s War Work, wrote a letter to Subedar Amir Ali Khan on October 16, 1941, showing her bountiful regard to him and immense joy that he had mobilized such a huge fund for the victims of war in so short a duration that it was really awesome.

After Subedar Amir Ali Khan took over the reins of Suba Gulbarga (in the then Hyderabad State) in 1937 the Tuljapur Epidemic broke out. Tuljapur (now in Maharashtra) is known for its philosophical stories associated with the famous Tuljapur Temple. Hundreds of Thousands of people from all over India throng to this Temple Town every year to participate in the Annual Jatra held on a particular day of the year.

Amir Ali Khan was selected for Hyderabad Civil Services in 1918; he passed the HCS examination in 1919 and was awarded

training itself, Amir Ali Khan became the top ranker among all those who appeared for the exam in 1918-19”

Subedar Amir Ali Khan Sahab was born on November 16, 1901 in Hyderabad. His father's name was Sardar Ali Khan Sahab. He joined Hyderabad Civil Services (HCS) (Equivalent to the present IAS) in the year 1918.He completed his early education in Hyderabad itself. He completed his matriculation in 1916. He joined the Nizam College in 1916. After Graduation he was selected for the Hyderabad Civil Services (HCS) (Equivalent to the IAS) in 1918. In 1919 he joined the Nizam College, Hyderabad to study for the HCS. Despite the very short time available to him for the very tough HCS final exam, Amir Ali Khan passed the Hyderabad Civil Service(HCS) examination in 1919 from the Nizam College, Hyderabad with high marks.