The Kotas of The Nilgiris.
The Kotas, also known as Kothar or Kov, are an indigenous ethnic group native to the Nilgiris mountain range in Tamil Nadu, India. They are one of the several tribal…
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The Kotas, also known as Kothar or Kov, are an indigenous ethnic group native to the Nilgiris mountain range in Tamil Nadu, India. They are one of the several tribal…
Ancient Indian education systems were truly remarkable in that classrooms were often located in forests where students could study under a clear sky. Students were expected to live simple lives…
Ahilyabai Holkar (1725-1795) was an incredible woman. Against all odds, she grew from being an ordinary village girl into becoming the ruler of Malwa in India. Malhar Rao Holkar, Army…
Akbar had three sons named Salim, Murad and Daniyal; in addition, Hamida Bano and Meeti Begum passed away at an early age. Akbar was an exceptional warrior, ruler, and human…
India does not boast many printing museums. Aside from lithographic stones and some old nineteenth century newspapers, that is about it. Jesuits were responsible for pioneering the printing press in…
Mohenjo Daro's Great Bath is one of its most iconic structures. Dating back to Indus Valley Civilization, this large pool stands as an excellent representation of Harappan culture's emphasis on…
The Chola Dynasty was one of India's greatest empires during ancient India's golden age. They ruled over most of India with military might while their strategic planning and innovation set…
Bappa Rawal was the founder of a united Rajasthan. A fierce warrior who led his people against Arab invaders during the 8th century AD, Bappa defeated them and drove them…
Kuruhina Shettys hail from Southern states of India and practice Hinduism; their members are well known for their professional weaving services. Sakamma was born into a middle class family but…