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Temples that Rose from the Ashes
by Shree Sauparnika V Temples in India are not just structures of stone and mortar — they are living legacies. They carry echoes of chants, the rhythm of footsteps, and the weight of centuries. In their silence, they have witnessed celebration and sorrow, kings and commoners, seasons of abundance and times of destruction. Some still […]
Nature in the Saptaswara
The Saptaswara (the seven notes) form the basis of Indian Classical Music. Did you know that these notes are said to have originated from nature? The notes – Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni – are believed to come from the sounds made by various animals. Shadja or Sa: Cry of the peacock in […]
Vishkanya: The Ancient Assassins
Did you know about the deadly female assassins of ancient India? These women were called ‘Vishkanya’, which literally translates to ‘Poison Maiden.’ These assassins were said to be used by kings and ministers to administer poison to their political rivals, in various ways. Read on to know more these mysterious figures. Historical Mentions […]
Pulijudam: The Game of Goats and Tigers
By Komal Narwani Pulijudam, or the game of Goats and Tigers, is an ancient strategic board game. It is popular in the southern states of India. Played by two players or teams, this is an asymmetric game. One player handles three tigers and the other possesses up to fifteen lambs or goats. This game of […]
The Legend behind Khichdi
By Dheer Sanghi Khichdi is one of India’s most widespread and popular dishes, made in a variety of ways over several regions, mostly situated in the North. Made with rice and lentils, khichdi is very easy to make and has high nutritional value. It is also commonly given to babies as their first solid food […]
The Story of Ramzan
Ramzan is a month of prayer, fasting and service that is observed by Muslims across the world. Read on to find out the significance of Ramzan and the values that it represents.
Interesting Facts About Indian Mathematician Aryabhata
Read some interesting facts about Aryabhata, the great Indian mathematician who discovered the value of Pi.
Popular Board Games of Ancient India
Read about the ancient games that were the predecessors of board games like Ludo, Snakes and Ladders and Chess.
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The Naval Journey of India Book I
This book is the first of a three-book series that takes a deep and detailed look at India's Naval History and a deep insight into the lives of our men and women in white. But any series on the Indian Navy has to start at the very beginning - exploring India's celebrated maritime history. Join our little hero, Bharat, and his grandfather, Commodore Sagar, as they sail into the deep blue waters of time. Book I of The Naval Journey of India takes a sweeping look at India's maritime endeavours, how the seas impacted us over millennia and how the oceans made us who we are.
