T he Mughal dynasty ruled India for more than 300 years, and during their reign, the country witnessed several changes and ...

One of the most iconic figures discussed was Nur Jahan, the wife of Jahangir. Often regarded as one of the most powerful women in Mughal history, Nur Jahan effectively co-ruled the empire ...

HYDERABAD: Picture this: a grand Mughal feast, bathed in the warm glow of a glittering chandelier, spread across a table ...

When he died in 1605, he had expanded the Mughal Empire to cover much of modern day India. Who was Emperor Jahangir and what happened to him? The next emperor was the son of Akbar, Jahangir.

In this book, unlike in her debut Heroines: Powerful Indian Women of Myth and History, Mukhoty aspires to create a revisionist history of the Mughal empire through the use of less-popular texts ...

Picture this: A grand Mughal feast, bathed in the warm glow of a glittering chandelier, spread across a table draped in rich velvet and silk. Precious flatware gleam alongside icy water in pewter ...

A large Mughal-era carpet faces a ... curling foliage across panels of white silk. Jahangir took artists with him as his court traveled across the empire, and there’s a space dedicated to ...

Titled “Mamsaudanam to Zer Biryan”, the talk organised by the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (Intach), Calcutta, at Calcutta Rowing Club on December 29 traced the dish’s origins ...

The Mughal Empire, which spanned from the early 16th ... The fort's imposing walls house exquisite palaces, including the Jahangir Mahal and the Khas Mahal, providing a glimpse into the opulent ...