History

From ancient cave art to colonial architecture, explore the five UNESCO World Heritage Sites that make Maharashtra a treasure trove of history, in this photostory for World Heritage Day.

Before fans or ACs, Indian builders used stone, water, and wind flow to cool forts, temples, and homes. Their eco-friendly wisdom holds lessons for the future.

Positioned alongside South India’s finest gorge, these historical sites invite exploration of their cultural and architectural significance amidst a stunning natural landscape.

Bengaluru's Arun Pai quit his corporate job to start ‘Bangalore Walks’ and use storytelling to showcase the history and heritage of prominent Indian cities.

From kulhads to chulhas—rediscover sustainable practices from the past that are perfect for today’s eco-friendly lifestyle.

To make museums accessible to children in rural areas, Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya initiated the ‘Museum on Wheels’ in 2015. To date, it has reached over 14 lakh people.

During the Emergency, Madhu and Pramila Dandavate exchanged nearly 200 love letters from prison, weaving romance with resistance against an authoritarian regime.

From ancient Harappa to royal Mughal kitchens and modern-day tables, dal’s rich history mirrors its unforgettable flavours. Discover the evolution!

Anne Wright stayed behind when her family left for Britain, devoting her life to protecting India’s natural heritage and sparking a quiet conservation revolution — discover her untold story.

SP Shahi’s contributions to the protection of wolves, and his role in bringing them back from the brink of extinction, are largely forgotten today.