Unlatching the traditional royal conduct and not giving a hoot to the countless critiques arrowed towards them, ‘the Golden Couple’ hailing from the princely state of Indore set an example of extravagant penchant for luxurious paraphernalia, hobbies and an unbeatable passion for travelling the world while enveloping a cosmopolitan lifestyle. The successor of Tukojirao Holkar […]Read More
The Kingdom of Mysore, an illustrious geopolitical realm in southern India, boasted a history rich with transformation and resilience. Founded around 1399 in the area of present-day Mysore, this kingdom remained a prominent force in Indian history until its integration into the Indian Union in 1950. Its journey from a feudal vassal to a princely […]Read More
In the tapestry of Indian royalty, Maharani Chinkoo Raje Scindia shines brightly as a beacon of grace, intellect, and style. Affectionately known as the “Little Queen of India,” her life was a remarkable blend of personal elegance, social reform, and royal duties. Born to Sardar Madho Rao Balwantrao Mohite (Bhau Sahib) of Satara, Chinkoo Raje […]Read More
Bahinabai Chaudhari has been recognised and revered as a Khandeshi language poet posthumously. Her entire life was shrouded in pain and battling grievances. However, the brave lady never relinquished and kept fighting in the face of perils with absolute tenacity. Poetry became a getaway of expressing and venting her pent-up feelings and that is why […]Read More
Draped with a history of desolation for decades, the northeastern region of India will finally have a cherry on the cake with its first UNESCO cultural site in the form of Moidams of Assam which are a necropolis of royal spirits resting in their abodes carving out a legacy over the stretch of six centuries. […]Read More
Whenever you are in Maharashtra, remember you have a chance to visit 3 jyotirlingas in a span of 5-6 days. Our next Jyotirlinga in this series is the Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga. It is situated in the village Bhimashankar, 110 Km from Pune. Encircled by lush greenery, it is not only an architectural marvel but also a […]Read More
She was looked upon with disdain, for she was a courtesan’s daughter. Courtesan – her entire life revolved around this very word. She was scorned and harassed to the extent that she began detesting her radiant and exquisite beauty and this profession. She never wished to walk in her mother’s footsteps. After being denigrated, condemned, […]Read More
Veer Narayan Singh: The First Freedom Fighter of Chhattisgarh. Introduction: Modern India has much freedom and peace compared to ancient India. Today’s children learn about Indian independence through books and videos. But, they cannot imagine the real struggle the freedom fighters endured to build this amazing modern India. They had lost many things, like their […]Read More
The second oldest human civilization in the world, discovered at the turn of the early nineteenth century, marked one of the biggest findings of an exceptional human settlement ever recorded in world or Indian history. India’s most ancient and sophisticated civilised culture prevailed in the Indus Valley from 2600-1900 BC. However, some recent studies suggest […]Read More
The Indian freedom struggle is a tapestry of sacrifice by countless patriots who fought for the country’s independence from British rule. While many names have been immortalised in history, there have been numerous unsung heroes whose contributions remain relatively unknown to the broader public. One such figure is Garimella Satyanarayana, a revolutionary poet, writer, and […]Read More