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Naga delegation arrives in UK seeking return of over 200 human remains of their ancestors, stolen during British raj, from Oxford University’s museum

More than 200 hundred remains of Naga tribes are said to have been taken away, many of which were on display Pitt Rivers Museum (PRM) at the University of Oxford until 2020.

Raja Bhabhut Singh: Know about the tribal hero and freedom fighter who sheltered Tatya Tope, honored by MP cabinet in Pachmarhi

Raja Bhabhut Singh's military prowess was compared to that of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

A rare confluence of religion, governance, and service, Lokmata Ahilyabai Holkar left a mark from Kashi to Kedarnath: An introspection on her 300th birth...

Ahilyabai Holkar is even more relevant today when moral values ​​are eroding in politics, administration and religion, great personalities like Ahilyabai inspire that governance can be done with honesty, sacrifice and service.

IISC, HAL, the first hydroelectric dam and much more: How the Wadiyar kings of Mysore, not Nehru, sparked India’s science and technology renaissance

The Mysore kingdom was ruled by the Wadiyars from 1399 until 1947. They are considered to be descendants of Lord Krishna.

Thailand and Cambodia clash over the 11th century Preah Vihear Shiva temple: All you need to know about the longstanding border dispute

The temple was constructed by the Khmer Empire during its golden age. They also built the renowned Angkor Wat.

Indian Air Force celebrates 26 years of Operation Safed Sagar: Read how IAF flushed out Pakistani intruders during Kargil war

"Operation Safed Sagar" was the first large-scale use of air power in the Kashmir region since the 1971 Indo-Pak war.

240 books, 50 research papers: Read why was Swami Rambhadracharya awarded the Jnanpith Award – Not the saint but the award itself has been...

President Draupadi Murmu on Friday honoured Jagadguru Swami Rambhadracharya of Ramanandi sect with the 58th 'Gyanpeeth Award'.

Archaeological Survey of India completes the restoration of 16th century stepwell Rajon ki Baoli in Delhi’s Mehrauli, monument now open for public

The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), in collaboration with the World Monuments Fund India (WMFI) and the TCS Foundation, has successfully completed the conservation work of Rajon ki Baoli in Mehrauli Archaeological Park, New Delhi.

Operation Sindoor targets JeM headquarters in Bahawalpur: Read how it was the first princely state to join Pakistan during partition, supported Muslim League

The predominant demographic in Bahawalpur was Muslim and its nawab had a strong relationship with Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

1971 Bhuj war heroes call on PM Modi to avenge Pahalgam massacre: Read how 300 women helped to rebuild IAF airstrip

Squadron Leader Vijay Karmik played a pivotal role to mobilize the women for the restoration of the damaged airfield.

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