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Nowadays Indian cuisine is hugely popular throughout the world. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the dish chicken tikka masala is considered to

The aftermath of India's Republic Day celebrations in 2024 prompts reflection on historical events surrounding the nation's constitution and independence in 1950 and 1947. Hidden within the annals of history lies the subtle intrusion into ancient India's sandy shores dating back to 1599 when the Portuguese and Dutch held sway over the lucrative spice trade. The story unfolds as British resentment against Dutch price manipulation in 1599 catalysed the formation of The Governor and ...

How a young Scotsman called Ochterlony, seeking his fortune in the Calcutta of the 1800s, was delivered from an evil fate by the Tagore clan scion

How, despite the seeming disconnect between the childhood of Enid Blyton’s characters and our own in India, we found a way to build bridges to the southwest coast of England, the stomping grounds of many Enid Blyton protagonists.

In a historical role reversal, even the erstwhile colonial masters are queueing up for the services of Mother India

They agree that public transport should be improved, but could they find common ground over Ulez, the climate or statues of slave traders?

Chennai is referred to as the entry point to South India. Learn more about its myriad cultural attractions with our article!

The closest we have to a ‘royal collection’ is that of the Talpur family.

Cheaper technology means a return to offensive dominance, which makes the whole world more volatile.

The dominant storyline of our American Revolution is about patriotic defiance — refusing to pay taxes, dumping tea into the Boston Harbor and shooting redcoats once we saw the whites of their eyes. It’s about virtuous lawbreaking in the name of freedom. There is plenty of evidence to support this