History

Did you know there exists a connection between Madhubala and Greece? Let's explore it.

Hailed as the 'Mother of PILs', Kapila Hingorani made the SC accessible to India's poorest, played a vital role in establishing family courts and helped draft the law to ban sex determination tests.

Here's five Indian women in science who broke stereotypes and shattered glass ceilings to walk among men so that others may run today.

With the Mughals in the North and the ever-expanding empire of the Marathas in the south of Rajasthan, Jai Singh needed a capital that would be strategically important.

In the last year of his life, Leo Tolstoy, the Russian literary giant, exchanged letters with a young Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, influencing his vision.

Ancient Indian women commonly wore saris without an upper undergarment. But during the British Raj, a woman named Jnanadanandini Debi introduced the sari blouse to fellow women.

The sari has retained its cultural significance in India while adapting to various regional styles and influences over the centuries.

From handwriting to illustrating, these eight men and women were responsible for the aesthetics of the original Indian Constitution.

As the 75th Republic Day draws near, here’s reflecting on India’s illustrious saga through the years and the individuals who made these glorious moments possible.

You’ll hear many tales about the origins of murabba, but what remains common is that it’s a favourite of generations of Indians.