History

Here's the story of Chandra Shekhar Azad, the legendary freedom fighter whose name made the police of the British Raj break into a cold sweat

Here’s the fascinating story of how many experiments, many challenges and one powerful vision forged Auroville, the ‘City of Dawn’.

Bharatiyar was many things. He was a revolutionary, a visionary, and above all a poet with immeasurable talent. In his short life of 38 years, he spread the message of Swaraj fearlessly.

Here's the story of how mountaineering legend Col. Narendra 'Bull' Kumar almost single-handedly ensured India’s presence at Siachen in 1981.

Years of road construction and maintenance work had buried these milestones deep in the ground. So much so, that their indications were not clear to a wandering eye.

As we celebrate half a century of India and Bhutan relations, let's look back at how the two countries have helped each other grow!

Thousands of PNB account holders who had left everything behind in Pakistan after Partition were repaid their deposits.

India's coffee houses were where many a poet, artist, and intellectual were born. It was the place where conversation flowed as freely as the coffee!

The former prime minister had taken a Rs 5000 loan in the 1960s for a personal vehicle, since he didn't allow his family to use the official car for private purposes.

Few people know the fascinating, if chequered, story of Indian immigration to Canada — a tale of hostility and heartache, of tenacity through ups and downs and, finally, of finding a place to call home.