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Sanchi - A Canvas of Buddhist History  
It is one of the most important Buddhist sites in India and it celebrates our country’s secular fabric. But why did it vanish for 800 years? We tell you this UNESCO World Heritage Site’s story as we explore its history and architecture.
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The Forts of Bombay | Tales & Trails
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Finding Tagore in Shantiniketan | Tales & Trails
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Ratnagiri’s Window to The Past | Tales & Trails
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The Deccan’s First Empire Builders | Tales & Trails

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The Mughal Women | Tales and Trails

Businesswomen, builders, poets and chroniclers - catch a rare glimpse into the lives of some of the powerful Mughal women with author Ira Mukhoty 

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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 

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Tracing the Harappan Ancestry | Tales & Trails

After all the controversies and contradictions, it is time for some reason...We head to India’s most famous Harappan site, Lothal in Gujarat, and talk to the man behind the sensational Rakhigarhi DNA report, Dr Vasant Shinde. Was his report coloured by politics or was it misconstrued? Find out...