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From the start, viceroys had a soft corner for Wildflower Hall. In his 1904 book ‘Simla Past And Present’, Edward J Buck says it was a “favourite retreat” of Lord Ripon (1880-1884). The wife of...

WHERE VISHNU SLUMBERS IN HIS SEA-GIRT SHRINE ACT III. VI. ⸻ “That so great a mind could not have taken in that splendid teaching of the Sages...” Olcott

The governance of village and district level is called a local government. In this the day-to-day problems of the people are solved faster and at a low cost, understand more about a local government of India in today's Classes With New18

An excerpt from ‘Calcutta on Your Plate’ digs into the stories behind some of Kolkata’s most famous sweets

Broadly literature means the entire body of writings dealing with a particular area of subject. Literature has played immense role in the struggle for

The celebrations to mark 75 years of India’s independence have provided an opportunity to review the country’s journey in different fields. India’s achievements in the sphere of science and technology have naturally attracted the attention they deserve. The role played by different

OUR London correspondent draws attention to the suggestion recently made by the Morning Post that Sir Michael O’Dwyer should be sent out to India as Viceroy. The Morning Post has ever since Sir O’Dwyer’s return to England been in a special sense his organ in regard to Indian affair

CONSTITUTED as human nature is, man loves power, prestige and patronage and the several advantages that are inseparably associated with them. To expect a normal human being to face with anything like equanimity the prospect of a change for the worse in the existing order of things is to expect too m

An inherited gun is a nice thing but if it doesn’t fit you, it won’t shoot where you look, which is hopeless, says Tom Payne

Published: August 3, 2021 at 7:09 am The 70th anniversary of Indian independence triggered a remarkable outpouring of post-colonial guilt in Britain. For a younger generation with no first-hand experience of it, empire is now a dirty word – an evil occupation of other people’s countries in order to plunder their wealth. The idea that imperialism could be a benevolent, modernising force, involving collaboration and exchange between rulers and ruled, is now deeply unfashionable. And...