Gandhi’s Visit To The Lancashire Cotton Mill
byDuring the Swadeshi movement, Gandhi visited a cotton mill in Lancashire. Was he able to convince the mill workers of his struggle? Did the cotton mill workers persuade Gandhi?
Insight
Lipstick – A Powerhouse Of Courage
by“Put on some lipstick and pull yourself together”
Realpolitik & Aliya Rama Raya
byAliya Rama Raya’s story stands testament to the axiom that there are no permanent friends and no permanent enemies in politics.
Why Indian Stamps With Gandhi’s Portrait Sold For 50 Million Rupees
byThe rarest of rare stamps are extremely precious to collectors. But more importantly, they signify India’s history.
The Magnificent Art & Sculpture Of Virupaksha Temple In Hampi
byThe paintings in the Virupaksha temple tell some intriguing tales & raise interesting questions.
Dreams Of The Tiger
byWhat does a leather-bound book, of hundred and three pages, tell us about Tipu Sultan’s dreams?
The Journey Of The Chilli
byHow did chillies come to India? How did they become an integral part of the cuisine?
Why Do We Laugh?
byMay laughter find you in the most difficult of times.
Globalisation & Greco-Buddhist Art
byGandhara art is a classic example of how globalisation influences art and vice-versa.
Rajendra Chola’s Invasion Of Srivijaya Empire
byRajendra Chola I’s portrait adorns the walls of Mazagon Docks to commemorate his naval intelligence. It is meant to be a reminder to keep the Indian Ocean as a zone of peace.
The Story Of The Scottish Madras Fabric
byThe Madras fabric is still very popular is still among the South Indians.
The Architectural Marvels Of Hampi
byThe ruins of Hampi architectural tell the story of a glorious era of the Vijayanagara Empire.
The ‘Sanskrit’ Gandhara Grave Culture In Pakistan & Afghanistan
byUnderstanding the lifestyle of the people in Gandhara means understanding religious, cultural & social dynamics that existed 2500 years ago.
The Peacock Throne Cost Two Times More Than Taj Mahal: Here’s Why
byShah Jahan’s peacock throne was costlier than any artefact made in the millennia beginning 1000 AD & ending in 1999 A.D.
Blood Lust & The Kohinoor Diamond
byThe Koh-i-noor––a diamond mined in India, adorned by Queen Elizabeth II of England, like many other diamonds mined across the world––has a history of blood lust.