Just a few kilometres from Ramappa, Ganapuram Kota Gullu, one of Telangana's least-known archaeological treasures, preserves Kakatiya grandeur and the fading echoes of a worldview that embraced both t ...

From 1933 onwards, Hitler and Nazi Germany were admired by certain groups of right-wing Indians, who were often anti-British ...

The opening pages of Thapar’s memoir are filled with evocative depictions of her garden. From recalling her childhood ...

Cats may look ridiculous when they roll, drool, bite, and rub themselves all over catnip, but the behavior may have a serious ...

Every Harappan skeleton unearthed at sites such as Rakhigarhi, Dholavira and Lothal reveals new clues about India's oldest ...

From humanity’s earliest migrations to today’s algorithmic age, history has been driven by an unending struggle for land, ...

Adivasi presence is ubiquitous in Indian socio-political life. The presence owes to Adivasis’ own urge and verve to continue ...

By reducing the history of the Jaiñtia people almost entirely to British colonial records, Bhogtoram Mawroh’s article, “Who Are the Jaintia? Colonial Rec ...

Cylinder seals were far more than ancient signatures. They fused art, power, and belief into objects that revealed exactly ...

The ancient Greeks would have enjoyed current controversies about the “historical accuracy” of Christopher Nolan’s new ...

A new study reveals how Urartian kings used inscriptions, royal messages, and skilled bronze engraving to display power in ancient Armenia.