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Karna’s Capital? | Tales & Trails
Deep in Bihar, we trace the story of the ancient capital of Anga -Champa. The heart of one of the big Mahajanapada’s of the later Vedic period, nearly 3000 years ago, it is also steeped in myth and legend. 
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Saving a Historic Haveli | Tales & Trails
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The Forgotten City | Tales & Trails
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The Mughal Women | Tales and Trails
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The Queen’s Legacy: Ran-ki-Vav | Tales & Trails

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The Deccan’s First Empire Builders | Tales & Trails

We trace the story of the first great empire builders of the Deccan, the Satavahanas, from a pass in the Western Ghats and find out how trading ties with Rome helped in their rise 2000 years ago.     

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Ratnagiri’s Window to The Past | Tales & Trails

They are calling it India’s ‘Lost Civilization’... but is it really? We travel to Ratnagiri to get you the first exclusive look at the giant petroglyphs or rock carvings that are a window into an ancient world. What do they tell us about life 10,000 yrs ago? Catch this special episode of Tales and Trails.

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Bishnupur’s Temples of the Earth | Tales & Trails

On Tales and Trails, join us at the exquisitely carved terracotta temples of Bishnupur in West Bengal and find the stories hidden deep within them.

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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’.