The Quran indicated the existence of an ancient, transcendent hidden book, and the Mughal prince Dara Shukoh concluded that it was none other than the Upanishads, leading way for its Persian translation.
When the Kartarpur Corridor is opened on 9th November 2019, it will be a red-letter day for India’s Sikh community. The corridor, which cuts across the Indo-Pak border in Punjab, will correct a historical anomaly that existed for 72 years
The magnificent Hooghly Imambara in West Bengal was built as an act of gratitude by one of Bengal’s greatest philanthropists. Catch the moving story of Haji Muhammad Mohsin, a ‘saint’ to survivors of the Great Bengal Famine, and the imambara that will always remind us of his compassion
For the star-struck who dream of rubbing shoulders with Indian celebrities, Madame Tussauds in New Delhi is the place to be. But did you know that among the earliest Indians to be cast by the famous waxworks was an 18th century prince? We uncover the fascinating connection between India and Madame Tussauds which goes back more than 230 years
Boasting one of the world’s richest collections of books and manuscripts on Islamic literature and history, this library was a personal gift from a beloved son of Bihar who loved the ‘Patna public’ more than he did money. Catch the moving story of Khuda Bakhsh and his labour of love
