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Infinity in Mewar - The Statesman

Travelling with Jorge Luis Borges in the Mewar region of Rajasthan is to discover parallels and paradoxes of history, across time, space, and infinity. Maharana Raj Singh, the Custodian of Mewar from 1652 to 1680 CE, planned and built Rajsamand, one of the biggest man-made freshwater lakes of its time; he ordered court historians, poets, and genealogists to install the largest set of inscriptions on marble detailing the history of Mewar and its Maharanas on the lake-front

Gyan Panchami, the written word and why Jainism s knowledge stores are less valued than Buddhism and Hinduism

Jain manuscript repositories are less known than Buddhist centres of learning because their libraries of manuscripts and traditions of copying and depositing these in temple libraries remained on the margins of Western as well as Indian scholarship

A deluge from history: How Indian monsoon was documented by foreign travellers

The passionate outburst of rain showers that take place in the middle of the year has been extensively chronicled by foreign writers in India, accompanying expressions ranging from horror, awe and alarm to amusement and longing.

A forgotten tribe & its long walk to Karnataka

According to the 2011 Census, their population in Bengaluru was 11,892. Today, the Hakki-Pikki communities reside in the districts of Hassan, Ballari, Davanagere, Shivamogga, Tumakuru, Bengaluru, Mandya, Chikkaballapur, and Ramanagara in Karnataka.

Padmavat: Under the lens of history, politics, and literature

On some occasions, the story of Padmavat has been used to enforce patriarchal thinking, sometimes to create historical consciousness, and sometimes to maintain positions of power by reconstructing a heroic past for specific groups

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