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"Must Erase Every Trace Of Colonial Mindset": J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha called for an urgent need to restore history and convey its true form to every section of society so that India's narrative is properly shaped.
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6 Native Indian Spices That Still Rule Kitchens Across The Globe
These flavourful spices native to India are shaped by its climate, culture, and history.
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International Tea Day: Where And How Tea Was Discovered 5000 Years Ago
For centuries, tea in China was not just a drink but also considered medicine. It slowly became a part of daily life and later evolved into an art form.
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Inside India's 275-Year-Old Colosseum In Assam, Rebuilt From Ruins
Built during the reign of the Ahom kings, Rang Ghar functioned as a royal sports pavilion where monarchs and nobles gathered to watch public games and festivities
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Which Is The Oldest Dam In India?
Kallanai Dam in Tamil Nadu, built around 150 CE, is one of the world's oldest functioning water diversion structures.
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Who Is Sibi George? Indian Diplomat At Centre Of Norway Media Exchange
George highlighted India's 5,000-year-old civilisation, the country’s democratic traditions and contributions during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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NDTV Exclusive: Inside British Museum Housing Bhojshala's Saraswati Idol
In its judgement declaring the Bhojshala complex a temple dedicated to Goddess Saraswati or Vagdevi, the court also asked the government to consider formal steps for bringing back the historic idol currently housed in the British Museum in London.
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Which Indian Town Is Called The Land Of Monasteries?
This Indian town is famously called the "Land of Monasteries" for a reason. Explore its scenic beauty, rich culture and centuries-old monasteries in this quick guide.
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Agrasen Ki Baoli, The Dry Stepwell In Delhi That Was Once Filled With 'Haunted' Black Water
Explore the fascinating story of Agrasen ki Baoli, Delhi's mysterious 14th-century stepwell once believed to hold haunted black water.
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World's Most Scenic Road Trips That Make You Want To Keep Driving A Little Longer
Whether you are sitting in traffic somewhere in Mumbai and dreaming of the open road, or genuinely planning your next passport stamp, the world is full of routes that reward the traveller who chooses to drive.
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Which Is The Oldest Palace Of India?
India's oldest palace holds centuries of history and architectural brilliance. Learn what makes it unique and why it's still worth visiting today.
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What Makes Konark Sun Temple A Must-Visit For History Lovers?
Blending symbolism, precision, and storytelling, Konark Sun Temple continues to draw history lovers seeking more than surface beauty.
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Which Is The Oldest City In India?
Steeped in ritual, myth, and everyday devotion, Varanasi stands as a rare city where ancient traditions continue to shape daily life without interruption.
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Ancient Mughal Tradition Of Pigeon-Rearing Thrives In Delhi
In the heart of India's capital city New Delhi, a few men are practising the ancient Mughal tradition of pigeonrearing, training the birds to navigate long distances,
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PM Modi Announces India-Korea Friendship Festival From Today: 'Today K-Pop, K-Dramas Are Very Popular In India'
PM Modi said, "We will launch the India-Korea Friendship Festival from (April) 20th to the 28th"
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"Must Erase Every Trace Of Colonial Mindset": J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha called for an urgent need to restore history and convey its true form to every section of society so that India's narrative is properly shaped.
-
6 Native Indian Spices That Still Rule Kitchens Across The Globe
These flavourful spices native to India are shaped by its climate, culture, and history.
-
International Tea Day: Where And How Tea Was Discovered 5000 Years Ago
For centuries, tea in China was not just a drink but also considered medicine. It slowly became a part of daily life and later evolved into an art form.
-
Inside India's 275-Year-Old Colosseum In Assam, Rebuilt From Ruins
Built during the reign of the Ahom kings, Rang Ghar functioned as a royal sports pavilion where monarchs and nobles gathered to watch public games and festivities
-
Which Is The Oldest Dam In India?
Kallanai Dam in Tamil Nadu, built around 150 CE, is one of the world's oldest functioning water diversion structures.
-
Who Is Sibi George? Indian Diplomat At Centre Of Norway Media Exchange
George highlighted India's 5,000-year-old civilisation, the country’s democratic traditions and contributions during the Covid-19 pandemic.
-
NDTV Exclusive: Inside British Museum Housing Bhojshala's Saraswati Idol
In its judgement declaring the Bhojshala complex a temple dedicated to Goddess Saraswati or Vagdevi, the court also asked the government to consider formal steps for bringing back the historic idol currently housed in the British Museum in London.
-
Which Indian Town Is Called The Land Of Monasteries?
This Indian town is famously called the "Land of Monasteries" for a reason. Explore its scenic beauty, rich culture and centuries-old monasteries in this quick guide.
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Agrasen Ki Baoli, The Dry Stepwell In Delhi That Was Once Filled With 'Haunted' Black Water
Explore the fascinating story of Agrasen ki Baoli, Delhi's mysterious 14th-century stepwell once believed to hold haunted black water.
-
World's Most Scenic Road Trips That Make You Want To Keep Driving A Little Longer
Whether you are sitting in traffic somewhere in Mumbai and dreaming of the open road, or genuinely planning your next passport stamp, the world is full of routes that reward the traveller who chooses to drive.
-
Which Is The Oldest Palace Of India?
India's oldest palace holds centuries of history and architectural brilliance. Learn what makes it unique and why it's still worth visiting today.
-
What Makes Konark Sun Temple A Must-Visit For History Lovers?
Blending symbolism, precision, and storytelling, Konark Sun Temple continues to draw history lovers seeking more than surface beauty.
-
Which Is The Oldest City In India?
Steeped in ritual, myth, and everyday devotion, Varanasi stands as a rare city where ancient traditions continue to shape daily life without interruption.
-
Ancient Mughal Tradition Of Pigeon-Rearing Thrives In Delhi
In the heart of India's capital city New Delhi, a few men are practising the ancient Mughal tradition of pigeonrearing, training the birds to navigate long distances,
-
PM Modi Announces India-Korea Friendship Festival From Today: 'Today K-Pop, K-Dramas Are Very Popular In India'
PM Modi said, "We will launch the India-Korea Friendship Festival from (April) 20th to the 28th"
