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HISTORY

Traditional Wooden Canoes Keep Assam Connected When Floodwaters Swallow Roads

The wooden canoe that saves Assam when floods rise has no engine, no radio and no crew of trained rescuers. It is simply a...

Samaysundar: The Jain Monk Whom Emperor Akbar Invited to Lahore and Honoured

Among the most fascinating travellers in Indian history is Samaysundar, a sixteenth-century Jain monk whose life was defined by constant movement, learning, and poetry....

Guru Nanak: The Light That Dispelled the Darkness of an Age

"Satguru Nanak Pragatiya, Miti Dhund Jag Chanan Hoa" When Guru Nanak appeared, the fog of ignorance vanished, and the world...

Jagannath Rath Yatra: The Festival Where Everyone Becomes Equal

In Puri, there is a Rath Yatra secret that even the king cannot skip. Once a year, he becomes...

Malana: Mysterious ‘Little Greece’ That Sheltered Alexander’s Soldiers

India is a land where every few miles reveals a different landscape, and every turn uncovers a new story....

Muzaffar Ali: More Than a Filmmaker, A Living Legacy of Culture, Humanity, and Poetry

Some people make films, while others use cinema to express their souls' voices. Muzaffar Ali belongs to that rare...

Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra: A Martyrdom Punjab Must Not Let Fade

Reflections on Satluj / Panjab ‘95, the abduction of a truth-teller, and an unfinished reckoning I. A Biopic, and a...

Inside Hampi’s Monumental Ruins, Where the Glorious Legacy of the Vijayanagara Empire Still Lives On

A city that once held half a million people now sits empty under the Karnataka sun, its temples still...