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Bright streamers of freshly dyed cotton are stretched out to be tested before the great sandstone wall of the Red Fort.
The scene described takes place in front of the majestic Red Fort, a historical fortress in Delhi, India. Vividly colored streamers of newly dyed cotton are being stretched, cre…
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India’s NCERT revises history textbooks, removes all mentions of ‘Mughals’
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has revised its textbooks, which includes the 12th grade History book, by removing the chapters on the Mughal empire.
The change will apply to all school…
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NCERT chief denies dropping chapters on Mughals, says ‘rationalisation…’
The NCERT has removed chapters and topics related to ‘Kings and Chronicles: The Mughal courts’ from Class 12 history book to be taught from this session.
After the National Council of Educational Research and Training (…
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Mughal AI art shared by fake user on Twitter leaves netizens amused
Hyderabad: Social media has surely changed the paradigm of information production and consumption, with people staying up to date with news and current affairs on Twitter, Instagram and other platforms. H…
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Centuries-old mosque glorifies Mughal architectural excellence
TAXILA: In a lush green valley surrounded by gardens and sparkling springs, a finely intact Mughal-era mosque is testimony to the ecological reverence observed by architects of the time as they designed their structures…
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Artists demonstrate Mughal era artwork
ISLAMABAD:
A seminar was held at the Pakistan National Council of Arts (PNCA) in collaboration with Nomad Art Gallery on Wednesday where traditional and contemporary miniature art was demonstrated along with a briefing…
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Mughal India through Western eyes
The writer is a retired major general and has an interest in International Relations and Political Sociology. He can be reached at tayyarinam@hotmail.com and tweets @20_Inam
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The origin of Biryani – how a Mughal delicacy invaded Bengal
Bengalis are a race of foodies who practically eat to live and live to eat. It’s an inevitable component of any adda and the Bengalis are dead serious about it, any day, any time. Even people who have lived all th…
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HC dismisses plea seeking possession of Red Fort by ‘Mughal family member’
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Monday refused to entertain a plea in which a woman claiming to be the widow of the great-grandson of Bahadur Shah Zafar II from the Mughal dynasty sought possession of the Red Fort in…
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Agra: 'Ghatiya Azam Khan Road' renamed after VHP leader Ashok Singhal
Agra: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led administration in Agra changed the name of a road from 'Ghatiya Azam Khan Marg' to 'Shri Ashok Singhal Marg', after former Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Ashok Singhal…
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