Escape to these heritage hill retreats in the Himalaya that are steeped in character and surrounded by calm ...

Have you ever heard of Mitticool Literally meaning cool with clay the company is the brainchild of Mansukhbhai Prajapati a tenthfail former laborer and tea who created an innovative solution to a prob ...

TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 What If "British" India Reunited? 01:47 Which Flag Would They Use? 02:15 What Would It Be Called? 02:28 Territory 02:43 Population 03:14 Language & Religion 03:30 Economy 04:15 ...

The British wanted to control and exploit India for their own gain. Here, the state is working under the Supreme Court’s orders to protect devotees, not to take over for profit.

Recent historical writings on World War II and South Asia have explored a range of issues and themes. These include a significant corpus of work that has focused on military history vis-à-vis the war.

British rule in India consisted of direct control over large areas through the British Raj, supplemented by a system of princely states granted autonomy under British sovereignty.

British Failed to Capture This Indian State Goa is one of India’s favourite tourist spots and attracts millions of people from across the world. The state is known for its beautiful beaches and ...

In the annals of Victorian heroism, Florence Nightingale stands as a near-mythic figure: the “Lady with the Lamp,” a beacon of mercy amid the gore of the Crimean War (1853–56). To the Western ...

Oxfam, in its report Takers not Makers, claims Imperial Britain “extracted" $65 trillion from India between 1765 and 1900 in today’s money, “enough to carpet London with £50 notes" four ...

The lock in period for the Budget began on Friday after the traditional ‘halwa’ ceremony. India's first Union Budget was presented on April 7, 1860, by James Wilson (Wikimedia-James Wilson) ...

Farmers Of Punjab: Acts Of Resistance From British Raj To Now Pagrhi Sambhal O’ Jatta was the original peasant movement in the pre-colonial period that has energised farmers’ protests even today R ...

In 1860, James Wilson, a Scotsman, introduced India's first budget. He arrived in India in 1859, just as the British government was under pressure from the Sepoy Mutiny and the aftermath of the ...