During their rule over India, rulers, Sufis, Ulemas, and ordinary Muslim people observed Eid celebrations as a religious requirement. In his famous work “Hujatulah- al-...
- April 18, 2024
The presence of Palaces serves as significant archaeological evidence, providing valuable insights into the past. These structures offer direct contact with the specific royal families...
On any weekend, if Delhi’s weather favours their plans, swathes of people can be seen at the heritage sites enjoying their picnic and the company...
Indian royalty is a topic of interest for many. The royal clothes, crowns, jewellery, flags and even royal insignias or emblems are loved and studied...
The term heritage has several connotations, but the most common understanding involves a form of inheritance. Our ancestors pass us down something—architecture, culture, nature, customs,...
The roots of Delhi’s pottery tradition run deep, reaching back to ancient times as evidenced by archaeological excavations and historical accounts. Thapar (1972) provides invaluable...
The city of Jaunpur was established in 1360CE by Firuz Shah Tughluq on the eve of the Delhi Sultanate and later, bequeathed to a high-ranking...
Eid is a sacred occasion in the Islamic calendar, celebrated with a rich concoction of rituals that deepen connections to faith, community, and tradition. From...
The Baijnath Temple holds a significant place in history, closely associated with the illustrious Katyuri dynasty that ruled parts of present-day Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh...
- April 18, 2024
As you approach Leh, the capital of Ladakh, you can’t miss the grand Leh Palace atop Tsemo Hill. Built in 1553 by King Senge Namgyal,...
