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Jhansi’s Forgotten Child
Rani Lakshmibai, the feisty and fierce Queen of Jhansi has been venerated since her heroic death on 18th June 1858. But what happened to her beloved son, who she fought for?
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India’s Unmissable Treasures
As we celebrate the International Museum day, we take a trip through some of India’s top museums and tell you about the most iconic, unmissable treasures.
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Lepchas & the Battle They Won
The story of Sikkim’s indigenous community and their battle to safeguard their culture and identity.
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Old Motifs for the New World
Catch the story of the ‘Siddi Saiyyad ni Jaali’, an exquisite 16th-century latticework, which has become the unofficial symbol of Ahmedabad city and the logo of its most famous academic institution, the Indian Institute of Management (IIM-A)
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Blurring Lines Between Fiction & Fact
An amazingly large number of people believe that the Taj Mahal in Agra was built over an old Shiva temple which was forcibly taken by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Here is the story of the man who came up with this tale!