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When Curtains Rose in Deeg, So Did History As Play on Malwa Queen Ahilyabai Was Staged at Site of Her Husband’s Demise
Recently, a mesmerising play was staged in the historic town of Deeg, Rajasthan — a place where marble fountains whisper stories and old palaces...
World Book and Copyright Day: Celebrating the Power of Pages
Every April 23, the world turns a page together — not just to celebrate books, but to honor what they mean to humanity. In...
Budget-Friendly & Easy Easter Egg Hunts With Kids Using Things You Already Have at Home
There’s something magical about an Easter egg hunt — whether it unfolds across a lush garden, a building compound, or the cozy corners of...
US Vice President, JD Vance to visit Jaipur tomorrow with family
In a world where politics can feel impersonal, the story of JD Vance and Usha Vance offers a rare blend of grit, love, heritage,...
UNESCO Recognises Bhagavad Gita and Natyashastra
In a moment that celebrates India’s rich intellectual and cultural heritage, two iconic texts—the Bhagavad Gita and Bharata’s Natyashastra—have been enshrined in UNESCO’s Memory...
Palitana Jain Pilgrimage Site Blessed With 900 Temples On A Hill. Watch This Video And Admire the Beauty…
Palitana, located in Gujarat, India, is home to one of the most sacred pilgrimage destinations in Jainism—Shatrunjaya Hill. Perched on this revered hill are...
In Pics: A Celebration of Karnataka’s 10 Best-Kept Secrets — From Sugarcane to Silk Sarees
From Spices to Silks: 10 Karnataka Districts and the Icons That Define ThemKarnataka is more than just a dot on the map — it’s...
Amarnath Yatra 2025 registration begins: History, legend of this shrine up in the mountains
The sacred Amarnath Yatra, one of the holiest pilgrimages in Hinduism, has officially opened for registration for the 2025 season. Devotees from across India...
Sir Chettur Sankaran Nair: The Lion of the Courtroom and Conscience of a Nation
Honoured on the 106th anniversary of the Jallianwala Bagh massacreAs India paused to remember one of the darkest chapters in its colonial history—the Jallianwala...
World Heritage Day: Celebrating the Echoes of Our Past
Every year on April 18, the world comes together to celebrate World Heritage Day, formally known as the International Day for Monuments and Sites....
Can Ancient Indian Stepwells Teach Us How to Solve Today’s Water Crisis?
Long before pipelines, water meters, and concrete dams, the people of ancient India were building water systems that were as beautiful as they were...
April 16, 1853 Scripted Historic Milestone as First Passenger Train Ran Between Bori Bunder and Thane
Journey Through Time: The Evolution of Indian RailwaysApril 16, 1853 – A Historic MilestoneOn April 16, 1853, India witnessed a transformative moment in transportation...
Kings in India Named Ponds, Palace in Name of Their Queens; Women Were Empowered In Indian History Too!
How many of you have seen women' nameplate right outside their houses? Thinking and surprised? Yes, because it is a rare sight in today'...
Jallianwala Bagh Massacre: A Dark Day in India’s History Which Continues to Haunt Even After 100 Years
April 13 is remembered as one of the darkest days in Indian history — a day that exposed the brutal face of British colonial...
Maharana Sanga: Meet The King Who Fought 100 Battles But Bowed To Enemies Despite Sustaining 80 wounds, Lost An Eye, Got His Arm Severed...
By Anjali Solanki“In the heart of Mewar, where courage was forged in the fires of adversity, a warrior king rose to etch his name...