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India spectacularly celebrates festivals, with some festivities extending beyond a single day. The many festivals are observed in various ways around the nation. One example...

At the beginning of the 13th century, Upper Burma and Western Yunnan were occupied by different Tai ethnic communities who found a commonality in their...

Rice, one of the world’s most vital crops, has a history that stretches back millennia. Its origins can be traced to various regions in Asia,...

Sheetla Saptami was the festival when the chulha and later the modern-day stove was debarred from use. Oliya (curd and rice), Amchur, Mewadi Kachri and...

India is known for its agricultural practices throughout the world and agriculture is still practiced at a large scale. But it comes as a shock...

“In the beginning, when the world was first created, the soil produced practically every kind of corn, vegetable, and fruit, among other things. But as...

When we talk about the agrarian history of Bengal, a common term that we often come across is চিরস্থায়ী বন্দোবস্ত (Chirosthahi Bondobosto), in English it...

Delhi, India’s capital, is now a bustling megacity with a dense urban population. While it’s not known for agriculture today, its history is deeply rooted...

Situated along the Yamuna River, Delhi has historically served as a focal point for change and transformation. Ever since Anangpal Tomar founded Delhi in 1052,...

The southern Deccan region, with its semi-arid landscapes, has a rich history of sheep pastoralism that likely dates back to the Neolithic-Chalcolithic period around 3000...

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