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The Story of the Bahmanis
The first Muslim dynasty of the Deccan the Bahmanis remain an enigma. We headed to Daulatabad, Gulbarga and Bidar their old capitals, to trace their story and how they set the ball rolling for a new Dakhini culture with Author and Historian Helen Philon who has done decades of research on them 
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The Story of India’s Jadoowallahs | Tales & Trails
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Navsari - Home to the Parsis | Tales & Trails  
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The Story of Amar Chitra Katha | Tales & Trails
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Balasinor - India’s Jurassic Park | Tales & Trails

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Kapurthala’s Royal Legacy | Tales & Trails

Kapurthala, a small town near Jalandhar, is famed for its beautiful buildings that have earned it the title of ‘The Paris of Punjab’. Catch the story of Kapurthala’s royal legacy

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Ahilyabai - A Queen Like No Other | Tales & Trails

She left an indelible mark and a lasting legacy across India from Somnath to Benares, from Rameswaram to Uttarkashi, but Queen Ahilyabai Holkar is not given her due. This Women’s Day, we look at this queen who was like no other.  

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Chai Pe Charcha - The Tale of Indian Tea | Tales & Trails

For millions of Indians, a day without a cup of ‘Chai’ is unimaginable. But did you know, hardly anyone in India drank tea until 1900s. In this episode of Tales & Trails, we bring you a fascinating insight into how politics, economics and a massive propaganda campaign by the British, turned Indians into ‘Chai Lovers’.   

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The Making of Bengaluru | Tales & Trails

India’s IT capital Bengaluru has been a commercial hub for nearly 500 years. But have you figured why? On Tales & Trails, we discover how first geography, then ambition and finally mosquitoes shaped the city’s fortunes! Don’t miss the Making of Bengaluru