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The colossal Bamiyan Buddhas were destroyed by the Taliban in March 2001. Most of what we know about them is thanks to a Briti...

As part of a ‘Cost of the crown' series, The Guardian newspaper has been chronicling an investigation into Britain's royal wealth and finances in the lead-up to the Coronation of Charles III on May 6.

As part of a Cost of the crown series, The Guardian newspaper has been chronicling an investigation into Britains royal wealth and finances in the lead-up to the Coronation of Charles III on May 6.

"The report, from 1912, explains how priceless pieces, including Charles's emerald belt, were extracted from India as trophies.

The discovery of a colonial-era file from the archives of the India Office, the then-British government department responsible for its rule over India, has shed light on precious gems and jewels that came into possession of the royal family.

A remarkable 46-page file uncovered from the India Office archives that detail an investigation into the jewels in UKs royal treasury.

File from India Office archive details how priceless items were extracted from colony as trophies of conquest

THE ENGLISH IN INDIA PART I. ⸻ Charles Johnston's history of British rule in India from his essays "The English In India” (May 1909 issue of The North

Cloud9 parted ways with Russian Timofey interz Yakushin on Monday, allowing him to test free agency after nearly a year with the team.

Dr Ajaz Anwar is heartened to see many a young professor having got research-based qualification in Mughal art and architecture