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Zafran in Persian or kesar in Hindi, the very mention of the word conjures images of vibrant crimson threads, their delicate aroma whispering of exotic lands and culinary delights. Scientifically classified as Crocus sativus and often referred to as ‘red gold’, saffron is believed to have…
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The Mughal gardens of Kashmir stand as some of the most significant cultural and natural treasures of the region, attracting visitors from across the globe. Built after the Mughal Empire established control over Kashmir in 1586 CE, these gardens are a testament to the Mughals’ exceptional ability…
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While the Targaryens and the Lannisters continue to fight for the coveted Iron Throne in the iconic TV series ‘Game of Thrones’, we look at some of the historic Indian thrones that were symbols of power and wealth.
While many might think that there is no other throne as powerful and…
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Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Museum in Ahmedabad houses Indian sculptures, bronzes, manuscript paintings, drawings, miniature paintings, ancient coins and bead works. The museum was established by Muni Shri Punyavijayaji, Jaina scholar, and Sheth Kasturbhai Lalbhai, an industrialist. Its foundation…
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‘Jama’ in Urdu means a garment, robe, gown or vest, basically an upper garment like a shirt. In Bangla, the shirt is referred to as ‘jama’ even today. The jama that this article explores is the long tunic-like dress with an upper bodice attached to the lower skirt at the waist. The length of the…
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