Raja Patni Mal of Benares
Raja Patni Mal was an eminent Hindu personality of Benares who contributed a lot to
History of Tijara Fort, Tijara, Rajasthan
The Tijara Fort hotel is a beautiful heritage property restored and run by the Neemrana
Bombay: The First Visit of the English to their Future Capital of
On 13th October 1626, six English ships and eight Dutch ships reached Bombay with the
William Jones’ Poem on Goddess Saraswati
Image Source: Edward Moor, The Hindu Pantheon (London, 1810), Plate 45 Came across this beautiful
James Prinsep’s Survey of Benares (Varanasi or Kashi)
James Prinsep arrived in India in the second decade of the nineteenth century. His knowledge
Ruins and legend of Kam Kandala Temple, Bilhari, Madhya Pradesh
At a short distance from the town of Bilhari, lying scattered in the shrub jungle
Ujhla Bridge or Ujhala Bridge, Mirzapur
A small river flowing to the west of Mirzapur disgorges itself into the River Ganges.
Sri Mukhalingesvara and Somesvara Temples at Mukhalingam, Andhra Pradesh
Sri Mukhalingasvara Temple – Mandapam entrance These are two of the three ancient temples located
The Kings of Mandala of Central India: A Genealogical Account
A dynasty/kingdom called Graha Mandala ruled over eastern parts of Central India and their territory
Gift of a steam launch as a ferry to the city of
In 1872, the Maharaja of Vizianagram, who was a well-known and respected benefactor of the
The Fort of Chunar
Situated on the banks of the venerated River Ganges in the district of Mirzapur, Uttar
A Historical Account of Bridging the Karmanasa River
The name Karmanasa means “destroyer of good deeds.” So before giving an account of the
The Bilhari Fort
(To protect my work from plagiarism, I have decided not to disclose my sources. Check
Bhojeshwar Temple, Bhojpur
Bhojeshwar Temple, Bhojpur On the auspicious day of Mahashivratri, I decided to restart my
The Journey Begins
Thanks for joining me! Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. —