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 […]
On Neolithic Revolution
About 10,000 years ago, human beings adopted an agrarian lifestyle in what is known as the Neolithic Agricultural Revolution. Before the Neolithic Revolution, it is likely one would have lived […]
Surrounded By Foes
Pakistan, the world’s fifth-most populous country with a population of nearly 243 million, was born in 1947 after the Partition of the Indian Sub-continent by the colonial British rulers, who […]
Reasons, Romanticism, Conflicts & Movements
Thomas Piketty (b. May 7, 1971) – the French Economist, Professor of Economics at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences, Associate Chair at the Paris School of […]
Inspired By History
Tanvir Mokammel, the renowned Bangladeshi film-maker, discovered a book, titled ‘Major Genocides of the 20th Century‘, at a London bookstore. While turning the pages, he noticed that the author discussed […]
His Spiritual Girlfriend
The Peruvian Police recently recovered a mummy from a food delivery bag, triggering a sensation in the Latin American country. The Police also arrested 26-year-old Julio Cesar Bermejo, a former […]
‘Skirmishes’ In The Global Village
Russian President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin‘s decision to invade Ukraine shocked and terrified the entire world on February 24, 2022. A year has passed since then. At that period of time, […]
