History

RAVNEET KAUR Gold and silver are both ductile and malleable metals. By itself, silver is prone to tarnishing, and gold is brittle, therefore the two...

RAVNEET KAUR SPIRITUALITY OF THE STONES: ADWAITA CHARAN GADNAYAK Gadnayak receiving the Padma Shri from the Honorable President of India, Shri Draupadi Murmu. Padma Awards...

RAVNEET KAUR “Some recite the glory the Supreme Being in melodious voice; some with musical instruments and some by reading the scriptures, but the Lord...

By Saiee Katkar Floods are among the most frequent natural disasters in India, yet their silent impact on cultural heritage often goes unnoticed. From manuscripts...

By Saiee Katkar Introduction When the first train in India steamed from Bombay to Thane in 1853, it was hailed as the arrival of modernity....

By Ramyani Banerjee The Case of an “Unfortunate” Marriage: In 1889, ten-year-old Phulmoni Dasi stepped into marriage—a moment celebrated as the beginning of a “new...

By Anukriti Upreti Can you imagine a journey on a train without toilets, having the only option to relieve yourself during the long halts at...

By Anukriti Upreti Instruments are the voices of culture and societies, which make them; thus, they evolve and change with social interactions and cultural exchanges....

By Anukriti Upreti Jewels and ornaments are the representation of their society. Their designs, craftsmanship and the gems and stones used in producing them tells...

P. Sanjay  The trees that preserve the story of a million years, from the day it sprouted to the day it turned to a stone....