Why Do We Laugh?
byLaughter is a ‘play signal’ that accompanies playful interactions & signals harmless intentions.
Laughter is a ‘play signal’ that accompanies playful interactions & signals harmless intentions.
Allison Busch’s excellent work prompted research into other aspects of Mughal history.
While messianism was common across the Islamic world, Akbar’s coins show how he adapted the idea to an Indian context.
The history of Sambar throws light on the evolution of food & the idea of identity.
Shriram Bhikaji Velankar’s simple & effective policy intervention serves over a billion people & fosters trade & commerce in more ways than one.
The Brihadeeswara temple is an architectural marvel representing the Dravidian temple construction style. It is also a monument reminiscnet of the glorious reign of the Chola kings.
Masala Chai, with all its goodness, works wonders not only on your palette but also on your psyche. It’s healthy, tasty & refreshing.
Chutney music is more than a genre. It is an attempt by the East-Indian communities in the Caribbean to reclaim their history.
‘Once a language dies, the knowledge dies with it.’
Fear, ignorance & superstition sans medical knowledge pushed strange narratives about Vampires.
The game of polo has its roots in Manipur. Here’s the story of how it evolved.
Rashtrapati Bhavan, a building that symbolised British Imperial dominion was transformed into the house of the world’s largest democracy.
The use of notes issued by banks as currency is inextricably intertwined with India’s colonial history.
Charles III’s coronation ceremony reflects how monarchy still carries many vestiges of Britain’s imperial past.
Are you related to King Charles III? Probably yes.