Sir T. Madhavrao
Sir T. Madhavrao
Sir T. Madhavrao provides an ideal venue for meetings and conferences, offering
a refined setting that leaves a lasting impression on every guest.
( Venue Details )
First Floor
Location
Theatre Seating: 30 guests
Round Table: 20 guests
Boardroom Setup: 18 guests
Round Table: 20 guests
Boardroom Setup: 18 guests
Capacity
1 Boardroom – Raja Ravi Varma
Connected Spaces
22' x 18' x 15' / 6.7 x 5.5 x 4.5 Mts
Venue Dimensions
396 Sq. Ft. / 121 Sq. Mts
Venue Area
( Story Behind the Name )
Sir T. Madhavrao (1828–1891) was a distinguished Indian statesman and administrator, celebrated for his progressive reforms and exemplary governance.
He served as the Dewan of Travancore, Indore, and Baroda, where his visionary leadership helped modernize these princely states through significant advancements in education, agriculture, and industry.
During his tenure as the Dewan of Baroda (1875–1882), he mentored the young Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III, guiding him in matters of administration and reform. In recognition of his service, he was conferred the title of “Raja” in 1877.
A man of intellect and integrity, Sir T. Madhavrao also authored “Minor Hints” — a collection of lectures that continue to serve as a timeless guide to governance and statesmanship.
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