- A Tale of Two Curses
Ramayana begins not with grandeur or celebration, but with a moment of unbearable grief, injustice, and a curse born of compassion. In the stillness… Read more: A Tale of Two Curses
- Ahilyabai Holkar: The Queen Who Lived Raj-Dharma
When we speak of ideal rulers in Indian history, Ahilyabai Holkar stands apart, not because she ruled vast territories or fought famous wars, but… Read more: Ahilyabai Holkar: The Queen Who Lived Raj-Dharma - Let Us Recreate The Beautiful
Just four kilometer from the Ajanta Caves, near the visitor center, stands a replica of the ancient marvel. Its purpose is noble — reduce… Read more: Let Us Recreate The Beautiful - The Ugly Duckling That Grew Into A Rajhamsa
Part IIn a quiet pond, white ducklings floated merrily — each one identical, carved from the same mould of feathers and beaks. All, except… Read more: The Ugly Duckling That Grew Into A Rajhamsa - Two Floods, Two Stories: Of Noah and Manu
The tales of a great flood from ancient times are prevalent in many cultures. Researchers believe these narratives may be rooted in historical flood… Read more: Two Floods, Two Stories: Of Noah and Manu - Jashn-e-Rivaj or Shubha Deepawali
Until the late 19th century, when Afghanistan and Pakistan were yet to be born, India and Persia were neighbors. So when the Persians were… Read more: Jashn-e-Rivaj or Shubha Deepawali
Deepali Patwadkar 