The Tawaifs of Hindostan
byThe legacy of the tawaif culture lives on in the melodies they created, the poetry they recited, and the roles they played in shaping the cultural history of Hindostan.
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How Gautama Siddha Built A Bridge Between India & China Through Astronomy, Diplomacy & Buddhism
byGautama Siddha’s life and work reflect the centuries-old profound intellectual and diplomatic connections between India and China.
The Mysterious Murder Of Bhawal Sanyasi
byThe legend of the Bhawal Sanyasi, which endures as a testament to the complexity of human identity and the power of belief, echoes through the annals of history.
Operation Creek: The Remarkable Story Of A Daring Mission in The Indian Ocean
byFor decades, Operation Creek remained a closely guarded secret. But the story of this secret mission is now a book.
Nasrani Mappila: The First Christians Of India
byNasrani Christians, a vibrant, cultured group represents one of the oldest Christian communities
How Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay Revived Faridabad
byThe leadership of one woman & the tenacious efforts of ordinary citizens helped revive the city.
The Harley Manuscripts
byA dive into the study of the Harleian library takes you on a journey of the Middle Ages in Europe.
How Alexander & Co. Established The Bank of Hindostan
byThe Bank of Hindostan was established over 250 years ago and was operational for about half a century.
Kani Shawls of Kashmir: A Tale of Timeless Elegance
byAs we marvel at the intricate patterns and luxurious textures of the Kani shawls, we must also acknowledge the struggles of the weavers who bring these masterpieces to life.
Panini, Wrought Silver & The Evolution of The Rupee
byOne of the world’s oldest surviving currencies, the rupee is a legacy that powers India.
When Nalanda Was The Centre Of The World
byCenturies ago, Nalanda was the centre of learning. Scholars from all over the world flocked to the place in search of scriptures.
The Bizarre Tradition Of Cow Trampling
byWhat’s the story behind the bizarre tradition of cow trampling in India?
How Gujarati Patels Took Over America’s Motels
byGujaratis own over forty-two per cent of the hotel business in the United States, and Patels own eighty to ninety per cent of the motels in American small towns. Here’s why.
When Tobacco Was Used As A ‘Medicine’
byDid you know that tobacco was used as a plant medicine to cure ailments?
The Beetle, Hitler’s Brain Child, Became The Most Iconic Car During Its Run
byThe Beetle was the first Volkswagen and one of the first rear-engined automobiles since the Brass Era. It sold 21,529,464 vehicles throughout its production life.