‘Make in India’ and ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ are not new ideals or initiatives lately being emphasised upon by the government of India but could well be found deeply ingrained in the swadeshi ideology nurtured and propelled by the triumvirate of Lal of Punjab, Pal of Bengal and Bal of Maharashtra. The celebrated trio of the national […]Read More
Dice games have been played in India since the Shramanic period, with game boards and pieces discovered in the Indus Valley civilisation. Mohenjo-daro, Harappa, Lothal, Kalibangan, Alamgirpur, and other sites have discovered ivory and bone artifacts of various shapes and sizes, some with dots and regarded as “dice” and/or “gaming pieces”. Dice playing is also […]Read More
One of the most important Mesoamerican Civilization, The Maya Civilization. It is known for its advancement in writing, art and architecture. They have it all, the pyramids, temples, palaces etc. It spans across from the ancient times to the early modern era and stands out for various achievements in different fields. They have developed the […]Read More
In the Mughal Empire, where power, art, architecture and intellect are united, one symbol that was different from the rest and stood out as an example to the celestial aspiration of its rulers: Jahangir’s celestial seat. The empire flourished cultural splendor and intellectual pursuit during the reign of Jahangir [1605-1627]. Right in the middle of […]Read More
Tattooing, a tradition pervasive throughout the world, has a special place in New Zealand’s Maori culture. “Moko,” a distinctive and complex style of tattooing practiced by the Maori, goes beyond simple body modification. Moko is a potent art form that acts as a visual language, tying a person to their ancestry and telling the tales […]Read More
For millennia, kebabs have delighted taste buds and brought people together in a delightful display of culinary craftsmanship. These mouthwatering skewered delights, infused with a myriad of flavors, have earned a special place in the hearts of food enthusiasts worldwide. But where did kebabs originate, and how did they evolve into the global sensation they […]Read More
Krishnadevaraya : The lord of Jewelled throne of Karnataka established the King of Bahmani to the throne. Vijayanagar Empire was founded by the brothers Harihara and Bukka in 1336 in the southern bank of Tungabhadra River. The city of Victory (Vijayanagar) previously called Hosapattana, was ruled by four dynasties for over 300 years. These were […]Read More
Mathematician Bhaskaracharya “The second value is in this casenot to be taken, for it is inadequate;people do not approve of negativeroots.– on negative roots” Bhaskaracharya Jiwas a mathematician andastronomer, he was born inVijayawada around 1114 AD.Bhaskaracharya Ji was born in aHindu Deshastha Brahmin family, theworks of Bhaskar Ji made animportant contribution tomathematics and astronomicalknowledge in […]Read More
” The second value is in this case not to be taken, for it is inadequate; people do not approve of negative roots.– on negative roots” INTRODUCTION-: Bhaskaracharya Ji was a mathematician and astronomer, he was born in Vijayawada around 1114 AD. Bhaskaracharya Ji was born in a Hindu Deshastha Brahmin family, the works of […]Read More