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Why Is Mumbai Called The City Of Seven Islands?
From Colaba to Worli, areas that are now connected by roads once stood as separate islands in the Arabian Sea. Here's how seven islands gradually became modern Mumbai.
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Indian Envoy Meets Somalia Deputy Prime Minister; Education Cooperation In Focus
India and Somalia discussed strengthening bilateral cooperation in trade, education, and cultural exchanges during a meeting between Ambassador-designate Adarsh Swaika and Deputy Prime Minister Salah Jama.
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103 Indian Railway Stations To Host "Station Mahotsav" Between August And September
The Railway Board has planned events to showcase the 173-year-old history, architecture and local culture of heritage railway stations.
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Historian Sumit Sarkar, Key Voice Of Modern History, Dies At 87
Sumit Sarkar, a founding member of the Subaltern Studies Collective, returned his 2004 Rabindra Puraskar in 2007 to protest farmer treatment in Bengal.
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Delhi University Revises History Syllabus, Drops Delhi Sultanate Paper From Semester 3
Delhi University has revised its postgraduate History syllabus, dropping the Delhi Sultanate paper and several other long-running courses.
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Operation Safed Sagar: The Curious Case Of Nawaz Sharif's Dev Anand CD
The series revisits the months before the Kargil conflict, when Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee travelled to Lahore on a historic peace mission.
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The Real Reason Behind Mysore Pak's Name
This melt-in-the-mouth delicacy has a fascinating backstory, and it may have been born from a happy kitchen accident.
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Delhi Police, National Security Guard Conduct Joint Exercise Ahead Of Independence Day
Delhi Police and the National Security Guard (NSG), along with several central and state agencies, conducted a joint counter-terrorism exercise across the national capital to assess preparedness for possible terror attacks ahead of Independence Day.
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Dubai Nearly Became Part Of India Or Pakistan In 1947 - Historian Reveals A Decision That Changed History
Indian passports were issued in parts of the Gulf, reflecting deep administrative ties to British India before 1947.
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Employee Blackmailed For Cheating In College History Paper 10 Years Ago: 'I Am Scared'
An employee reveals blackmail threats linked to a college history paper by a service agency.
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Inside Kunal Kemmu's Family Mansion In Kashmir: Wooden Balconies, Stone Walls, And Baithak
The traditional multi-storey property in Srinagar shows visible signs of age, including faded paint, worn timber, cracked plaster, and sagging wooden beams
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Before New York Made It Famous, Cheesecake Was Already Discovered By Ancient Greeks
New York may have made cheesecake famous, but that's only one chapter in a story that spans thousands of years.
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Why Coca-Cola Keeps Its Recipe Locked Inside A Vault
While many have tried to guess Coca-Cola ingredients over the years, the company has always kept the original formula locked away in a highly secure vault.
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Where Did Biryani Really Come From?
It is believed that soldiers combined rice with whatever meat was on hand to make a filling, one-pot dish.
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'As It Was Intended': History Teacher Narrates The Odyssey After Power Outage During Movie Screening
During a cinema power outage, a history teacher captivates the audience with oral narration of The Odyssey.
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Why Is Mumbai Called The City Of Seven Islands?
From Colaba to Worli, areas that are now connected by roads once stood as separate islands in the Arabian Sea. Here's how seven islands gradually became modern Mumbai.
-
Indian Envoy Meets Somalia Deputy Prime Minister; Education Cooperation In Focus
India and Somalia discussed strengthening bilateral cooperation in trade, education, and cultural exchanges during a meeting between Ambassador-designate Adarsh Swaika and Deputy Prime Minister Salah Jama.
-
103 Indian Railway Stations To Host "Station Mahotsav" Between August And September
The Railway Board has planned events to showcase the 173-year-old history, architecture and local culture of heritage railway stations.
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Historian Sumit Sarkar, Key Voice Of Modern History, Dies At 87
Sumit Sarkar, a founding member of the Subaltern Studies Collective, returned his 2004 Rabindra Puraskar in 2007 to protest farmer treatment in Bengal.
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Delhi University Revises History Syllabus, Drops Delhi Sultanate Paper From Semester 3
Delhi University has revised its postgraduate History syllabus, dropping the Delhi Sultanate paper and several other long-running courses.
-
Operation Safed Sagar: The Curious Case Of Nawaz Sharif's Dev Anand CD
The series revisits the months before the Kargil conflict, when Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee travelled to Lahore on a historic peace mission.
-
The Real Reason Behind Mysore Pak's Name
This melt-in-the-mouth delicacy has a fascinating backstory, and it may have been born from a happy kitchen accident.
-
Delhi Police, National Security Guard Conduct Joint Exercise Ahead Of Independence Day
Delhi Police and the National Security Guard (NSG), along with several central and state agencies, conducted a joint counter-terrorism exercise across the national capital to assess preparedness for possible terror attacks ahead of Independence Day.
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Dubai Nearly Became Part Of India Or Pakistan In 1947 - Historian Reveals A Decision That Changed History
Indian passports were issued in parts of the Gulf, reflecting deep administrative ties to British India before 1947.
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Employee Blackmailed For Cheating In College History Paper 10 Years Ago: 'I Am Scared'
An employee reveals blackmail threats linked to a college history paper by a service agency.
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Inside Kunal Kemmu's Family Mansion In Kashmir: Wooden Balconies, Stone Walls, And Baithak
The traditional multi-storey property in Srinagar shows visible signs of age, including faded paint, worn timber, cracked plaster, and sagging wooden beams
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Before New York Made It Famous, Cheesecake Was Already Discovered By Ancient Greeks
New York may have made cheesecake famous, but that's only one chapter in a story that spans thousands of years.
-
Why Coca-Cola Keeps Its Recipe Locked Inside A Vault
While many have tried to guess Coca-Cola ingredients over the years, the company has always kept the original formula locked away in a highly secure vault.
-
Where Did Biryani Really Come From?
It is believed that soldiers combined rice with whatever meat was on hand to make a filling, one-pot dish.
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'As It Was Intended': History Teacher Narrates The Odyssey After Power Outage During Movie Screening
During a cinema power outage, a history teacher captivates the audience with oral narration of The Odyssey.
