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BOB HAYTON: In my experience as an antiques valuer and auctioneer of more than 40 years, they are more likely to want to sell you more of their surplus treasures.

History tells us that, at crucial moments in the life of states, one person may determine the fate of an entire nation, and this is exactly what happened to

Louis XIV established the French East India Company (1665-1674) with the intention of outpacing the English and Dutch in trade with Asia.

India has progressed from poverty and despair to economic growth and empowerment, but social responsibilities are crucial

Incidents in Manipur and Haryana serve as a wake-up call. No country can make its future great without first bridging the hearts of its citizens, no matter how deep its pockets are.

AWM #85: Everything you never thought of asking about the proto-industrialization of Bengal��

On July 6, 1892, Dadabhai Naoroji was elected to the British House of Commons. We discuss an excerpt from his book 'Poverty and Un-British Rule in India (1902). Quotes from historical figures are an integral part of the UPSC CSE syllabus.

Rani Lakshmibai, the heroic queen depicted in the Bollywood hit 'Manikarnika', became a folk hero when she took on the British East India Company in 1858

The gallery says that its collection of 4,000 paintings, sculptures and miniatures tells 'the story of the United Kingdom through portraits, from the Tudors to today'

Former divisional commissioner of Jhansi, Ajay Shankar Pandey proposed at a history conference held in Bundelkhand University that June 23 be declared Savdhan Diwas to commemorate the Battle of Plassey and remind Indian youth of the errors of the past. The conference also discussed the importance of studying history from an Indian point of view.