Borders shift, empires collapse, and sometimes entire nations disappear. In this fascinating dive into world history, we explore 10 countries that no longer exist, nations that were once recognized, ...

Pre-existing hunger in a country in conflict has a high possibility of being weaponized, which can lead to starvation and ...

For years, we have been safe because we had this hairy-chested friend, even if not in our own neighbourhood, that others were ...

Talwar portrays Gandhi as a mariner of contradictions, a man who navigated India’s liberation with a spinning wheel yet ...

Other nominated sites within the Fergana-Syrdarya Corridor include Asanas, Kyshkala, Sauran, Yassy-Turkistan, Zhankala, ...

Borders define nations, but some of them have stood the test of time for centuries, even millennia. In this video, we take a fascinating journey across the world to explore the oldest existing borders ...

Arpita Singh, in her art, blends streaks from varying sources, eras and traditions to create a synthesis that represents the ...

In this wide-ranging conversation, Garg opens up about growth, disruption, inclusivity and why India’s time as a global stage ...

In “Source Material,” George Washington University’s Textile Museum scrutinizes fast fashion, clothing waste and reclaimed ...

The Dutch Golden Age, beginning in 1588, is known for the art of Rembrandt, the invention of the microscope, and the spice ...

Conservation of and reverence for nature together with healing practices were an intrinsic part of the Vedic way of life writes SWAMI SHANTATMANANDA head Ramakrishna Mission DelhiWhether it is to do w ...