The Women Who Ruled Bhopal
byIn an India torn by colonial forces & internal conflict, a mother and her daughter held power under the overarching British hegemony.
In an India torn by colonial forces & internal conflict, a mother and her daughter held power under the overarching British hegemony.
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The evolution of the colour purple is fascinating & delightful. Do read it here.
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What do you know about Pav Bhaji, the fiery, delicious dish that’s made on Mumbai’s streets & in every Indian household?
Charles Tegart, a British colonial officer known for using brutal tactics to stamp out Indian revolutionaries, built a wall in Palestine to stamp out the Arabs. Here’s a fascinating story.
An anthropologist narrates how the Siddis share their cultural knowledge & traditions from one generation to the next through music and poetry.
How did Indian tea become the most sought after beverage in Australia? Here’s the story.
Five hundred years ago, a Buddhist monk undertook a process of mummification. His mummy, almost preserved in Himachal Pradesh, tells his story.
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Svetlana Alliluyeva, Joseph Stalin’s daughter, defected to the United States. But behind her defection lies a romantic story with an Indian man.
Some of the world’s most precious diamonds have been mined from the Kollur mine. Do read this fascinating story.
‘Through cultural proliferation using the entertainment industry, South Korea is taking the world under its tide, and India has given in.‘
The study of transformative relationships with the enemy can help us better understand the emotional & mental complexities of warfare today
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