Indian History

Belur & Halebeedu | UNESCO World Heritage sites

In this short documentary, we’re taking you on a captivating journey through the exquisite Hoysala temples of Karnataka, located in the picturesque regions of Belur and Halebidu. These architectural marvels have recently earned their well-deserved spot on the UNESCO World Heritage list as the ‘Sacred Ensembles of the Hoysala’. These temples have been on UNESCO’s …

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Paitkar Painting | The Soulful Expression of Jharkhand

In this captivating video, we delve into the fascinating art of Paitkar, a cherished cultural gem from the quaint village of Amadubi, Jharkhand. Paitkar, derived from the local term “Patekar,” gains fame for its mesmerizing narrative tradition and enthralling performances, rooted in the socio-religious customs of the region, paying homage to the talented Pata artists. …

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A Pioneer In Indian Horticulture | Rao Bahadur HC Javaraya | Documentary

This documentary highlights the contributions of Rao Bahadur H.C Javaraya to the horticulture industry in India and the erstwhile Mysore state Javaraya came from a family of distinguished individuals and succeeded G.H.Krumbiegel as the Superintendent of Government Gardens and the Director of Horticulture when Krumbiegel was interned Javaraya was responsible for improving Lalbagh Botanical Garden, …

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The Disappearing Temple Of Lord Shiva | Stambheshwar Mahadev Temple

Sometimes it is not only devotion that takes us to a temple but some unique events also pull us towards it! Here is one such temple of Lord Shiva which goes through an interesting and unique spectacle on a daily basis Apart from being one of the oldest shrines, the Stambheshwar Mahadev temple or ‘The Disappearing Temple Of Lord Shiva’ is …

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How New India Lost Ancient Indian Knowledge About Eclipses

We owe a lot to the ancient Indians, teaching us how to count. Without which most modern scientific discoveries would have been impossible” Albert Einstein B S Shylaja a Senior Scientific Consultant from Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium gives a scientific angle on ancient Indian knowledge about solar and lunar eclipses An interesting narrative about traditional knowledge …

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The Maharaja’s German Gardener | G. H. Krumbiegel

When the tabebuira blossom in bright yellow and pink bursts, who can help but smile? Bengaluru’s jacaranda tree, gulmohars, and cassias have enchanted visitors from all over the world. The renowned horticultural Gustav Hermann Krumbiegel, whose abilities so pleased Krishnaraja Wadiyar IV that he appointed him as curator of Lalbagh Botanical Gardens, is responsible for …

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Dogs of Honour – Mudhol Hounds

Mudhol hounds also known as Pissouri Hound and Lahori Hound .These canines are primarily found in the Karnataka districts of Bagalkot and Vijayapur. An estimated 1500 people live there. They have a powerful build and excellent endurance. Body is symmetrical and has a slim, beautiful appearance. The most common coat colours are white,brown, spotty, brindle, …

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দুর্গা পুজো | Durga Pujo feat. Devdutt Pattanaik

India is the land of faith, fervor and festivities! A Land where traditions and rituals have been celebrated with passion since time immemorial From annual harvest celebrations to celebrating the triumph of good over evil, the people of the country come together several times every year to mark significant milestones of their faith, community and …

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Kala Pani | The Jail of Freedom | Late Tom Alter

In the Indian territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Cellular Jail serves as a sombre reminder of British colonial authority in the Indian subcontinent. The British utilised this notorious and torturous colonial prison, which was located in a secluded archipelago, mostly to exile political prisoners from India. This jail, also known as Kala Pani (where …

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