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800-Year-Old Shiva Temple Demolished For School In Telangana, Case Filed
An 800-year-old Kakatiya Shiva temple in Telangana was demolished, prompting outrage and legal action.
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Raja Shivaji Fact vs Fiction: How Afzal Khan Was Killed With Tiger Claw, As Per Experts
Wagh Nakh, or 'tiger claw', returned to pop culture after Riteish Deshmukh launched the trailer of his magnum opus Raja Shivaji earlier this week
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5 Mysterious Places Around The World Where Mysteries Remain Unsolved
From ancient stone circles to remote islands, some places continue to puzzle historians and scientists. These unsolved mystery destinations are open to visitors and steeped in intrigue.
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The Idli You So Love May Not Even Be Indian After All
According to food historian KT Achaya, the modern idli might have been inspired by an Indonesian dish called “kedli.”
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Why Is Nargisi Kofta Called 'Nargisi'? The Surprising Mughal-Era Story Behind The Name
Cut open this royal kofta, which is a delicacy from the Mughal-era, and you will see why it's named after a flower.
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Women's Day 2026: Meet The Historian Turned Rally Car Driver At 44 Years Old
A history professor-turned-rally driver, Dr Kshamta Yadav, shows how it's never too late to follow your passion and break barriers in motorsport.
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Can't Be Clearer: Expert On India Hitting Pak's Nuclear Site During Op Sindoor
Tom Cooper, one of the world's foremost aviation historians and analysts, said he has plenty of proof to back up his claim.
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This Tamil Nadu Town Had World's Earliest Democracy Model
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent reference to the famed Uttaramerur inscriptions in Tamil Nadu has sparked fresh public interest in what many historians and scholars describe as one of the world's earliest and most detailed models of democracy.
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What Is 'Macaulay Mindset'? Debate Over British Politician's India Impact
It will be 200 years in 10 years since the time British historian and politician Thomas Macaulay began a colonial campaign to uproot the cultural foundations of India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at an event on Monday.
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What's In A Name? Historians Decode The Politics Of Delhi Renaming Demand
What significance will remain of Netaji's 'Dilli Chalo' slogan if we erase Dilli itself? This striking question from historian Swapna Liddle cuts to the heart of the debate over the recent proposal to rename the capital city to Indraprastha.
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Indian-Origin Historian Sunil Amrith Wins British Academy Book Prize
'The Burning Earth: An Environmental History of the Last 500 Years' by Indian-origin historian Sunil Amrith has been named the winner of this year's British Academy Book Prize, a prestigious 25,000-pound award that celebrates the world's best works o
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"Empire Of Spirit": William Dalrymple On How Ancient India Influenced World
Innovations such as chess, the concept of zero, and the idea that the Earth moved around the Sun all came from India, not Greece or Egypt, author William Dalrymple has written in his new book.
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9 Kolkata Restaurants That Serve The Best Chicken Chaap With Rumali Roti
Food historians trace chaap back to the Nawabs of Awadh, who brought their royal chefs to Kolkata in the 1800s. Over time, the recipe took on Bengali influences, evolving into something distinct.
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How Trump's Push For 'Americanism' At The Smithsonian Is Deeply Orwellian
President Donald Trump has revealed his ambitions to rewrite America's official history to, in the words of the Organisation of American Historians, "reflect a glorified narrative ... while suppressing the voices of historically excluded groups."
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'Salary Or Legacy?' Gautam Adani To Graduating Students At IIT Kharagpur
Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group, turned philosopher, historian, and futurist at IIT Kharagpur on Monday as he urged India's brightest engineering students to choose a life of "legacy over salary".
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800-Year-Old Shiva Temple Demolished For School In Telangana, Case Filed
An 800-year-old Kakatiya Shiva temple in Telangana was demolished, prompting outrage and legal action.
-
Raja Shivaji Fact vs Fiction: How Afzal Khan Was Killed With Tiger Claw, As Per Experts
Wagh Nakh, or 'tiger claw', returned to pop culture after Riteish Deshmukh launched the trailer of his magnum opus Raja Shivaji earlier this week
-
5 Mysterious Places Around The World Where Mysteries Remain Unsolved
From ancient stone circles to remote islands, some places continue to puzzle historians and scientists. These unsolved mystery destinations are open to visitors and steeped in intrigue.
-
The Idli You So Love May Not Even Be Indian After All
According to food historian KT Achaya, the modern idli might have been inspired by an Indonesian dish called “kedli.”
-
Why Is Nargisi Kofta Called 'Nargisi'? The Surprising Mughal-Era Story Behind The Name
Cut open this royal kofta, which is a delicacy from the Mughal-era, and you will see why it's named after a flower.
-
Women's Day 2026: Meet The Historian Turned Rally Car Driver At 44 Years Old
A history professor-turned-rally driver, Dr Kshamta Yadav, shows how it's never too late to follow your passion and break barriers in motorsport.
-
Can't Be Clearer: Expert On India Hitting Pak's Nuclear Site During Op Sindoor
Tom Cooper, one of the world's foremost aviation historians and analysts, said he has plenty of proof to back up his claim.
-
This Tamil Nadu Town Had World's Earliest Democracy Model
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent reference to the famed Uttaramerur inscriptions in Tamil Nadu has sparked fresh public interest in what many historians and scholars describe as one of the world's earliest and most detailed models of democracy.
-
What Is 'Macaulay Mindset'? Debate Over British Politician's India Impact
It will be 200 years in 10 years since the time British historian and politician Thomas Macaulay began a colonial campaign to uproot the cultural foundations of India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at an event on Monday.
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What's In A Name? Historians Decode The Politics Of Delhi Renaming Demand
What significance will remain of Netaji's 'Dilli Chalo' slogan if we erase Dilli itself? This striking question from historian Swapna Liddle cuts to the heart of the debate over the recent proposal to rename the capital city to Indraprastha.
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Indian-Origin Historian Sunil Amrith Wins British Academy Book Prize
'The Burning Earth: An Environmental History of the Last 500 Years' by Indian-origin historian Sunil Amrith has been named the winner of this year's British Academy Book Prize, a prestigious 25,000-pound award that celebrates the world's best works o
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"Empire Of Spirit": William Dalrymple On How Ancient India Influenced World
Innovations such as chess, the concept of zero, and the idea that the Earth moved around the Sun all came from India, not Greece or Egypt, author William Dalrymple has written in his new book.
-
9 Kolkata Restaurants That Serve The Best Chicken Chaap With Rumali Roti
Food historians trace chaap back to the Nawabs of Awadh, who brought their royal chefs to Kolkata in the 1800s. Over time, the recipe took on Bengali influences, evolving into something distinct.
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How Trump's Push For 'Americanism' At The Smithsonian Is Deeply Orwellian
President Donald Trump has revealed his ambitions to rewrite America's official history to, in the words of the Organisation of American Historians, "reflect a glorified narrative ... while suppressing the voices of historically excluded groups."
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'Salary Or Legacy?' Gautam Adani To Graduating Students At IIT Kharagpur
Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group, turned philosopher, historian, and futurist at IIT Kharagpur on Monday as he urged India's brightest engineering students to choose a life of "legacy over salary".
