-Vani Mishra When we consider history, our imaginations tend to bound to epic episodes the thunder of troops on open fields, the hush of agreements shared in dark corridors, the weighty crowns placed upon the foreheads of monarchs. But there is a second reality behind all these pageants, a reality Read More
-Mili Joshi Nelson Mandela was freed in 1990 after 27 years of imprisonment. In 1994, the first democratic elections in South Africa were held. The world conceded. Apartheid, the legal regime of racial segregation under which millions suffered for years, was no more. It was a win for justice. But it was not Read More
-Ananya Sinha Nations are more than political land masses bounded by areas between borders, and also the reign of law; nations have deeper, shared memories, shared hopes, and deep cultural consciousness. To this extent, any perception of nations will inevitably start from myth, the very narrative of origin, conflict, and Read More
-Ananya Sinha From Mesopotamian floodplains deluges to the ancient Greek and Indian apocalyptic deluge, flood myths have defined our understanding of how mankind came into being and how civilization is so fleeting. These myths exist in cultures all across the globe and usually describe a worldwide flood destroying whole human Read More
Ancient Egyptian civilisation, one of the most iconic and enduring cultures in history, left an indelible mark on the world through its remarkable art and architecture. The legacy of Egypt is encapsulated in its monumental structures, intricate art, and profound religious and cultural symbolism that defined their way of life Read More
Matriarchy, a system where women hold primary power in leadership, inheritance, and family structure, has long fascinated scholars and anthropologists. Unlike the patriarchal societies that dominate today’s world, matriarchal systems have existed in various ancient civilizations and persist in some tribal communities around the globe. This article explores the Read More
We use words every day, without giving them much thought. Language, in all its various forms, is certainly one of humanity’s most outstanding creations, yet. So how did we end up with thousands of languages spread all around the world: each representing a distinct set of sounds and meanings? Read More
Carrying the name Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator, (Cleopatra father loving Goddess) She was the last active ruler of the Egyptian Ptolemaic empire from 51 to 30 BC. Queen Cleopatra is eternal and immortal, being a glorious figure often reappearing in paintings, sculptures, Roman and Ptolemaic coinage, Roman historiography, texts, carvings, Latin poetry, Read More
In the grand tapestry of human civilization, few elements have left as profound an impact as the narrative of spices and perfumery. From ancient trade routes that spanned continents to the colonial conquests that reshaped economies, the pursuit of exotic scents has woven itself into the fabric of cultures, societies, Read More
In the intricate tapestry of human history, few elements weave together culture, spirituality, and innovation as seamlessly as the tradition of perfumery in Islamic civilization. From the bustling markets of medieval Baghdad to the serene gardens of Al-Andalus, the aroma of exotic fragrances has permeated every facet of life, leaving Read More