The Discovery Of Mayan ‘Roadways’
Archaeologists recently discovered a vast network of 417 ancient Mayan cities in a remote jungle in Guatemala. They believe that these cities, interconnected by miles of highways, are nearly 3,000 […]
The First Recorded Kiss!
The first recorded kiss of humanity had reportedly taken place in Mesopotamia 4,500 years ago. Researchers from the University of Copenhagen and the University of Oxford recently published an article […]
Links Across Civilisations!
The recent discovery of a statue of Lord Buddha (born Siddhartha Gautama; BCE 563/480 - BCE 483/400), the revenant ascetic who founded Buddhism, in Egypt has pointed to deep civilisational links […]
They Laboured…
There are thousands of mysteries surrounding the pyramids, and one of them is Who built the pyramids? In 2010, researchers discovered the tombs of the workers who had built the […]
‘The CIA Killed JFK’
In the nearly 60 years since the assassination of 35th US President John Fitzgerald Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963), there have been many who pointed an accusing […]
Facets In Parliamentary Affairs
Lok Sabha, the Lower House of the bicameral Indian Parliament, has taken an initiative to preserve the rich Democratic Culture of the country. Indian daily Hindustan Times recently reported that […]
Pluralistic & Inclusive Character Of Mughal Architecture
When Cambridge University Press decided to publish The New Cambridge History of India in four volumes with contents to be written by over 30 authors, editors thought that it would […]
The Sea Grave
A Japanese ship, with 1,060 people onboard, capsized during the Second World War. More than 84 years have passed since then. However, the ship remained untraced in all these years. […]
Mummies: In Another Light
Neither researchers started studying Egyptian Mummies, nor the historians recognised them in the 19th Century. At that period of time, street vendors used to sell mummies openly in the northern […]
Boundless Ocean Of Politics 