Holi, a vibrant festival celebrated during the Mughal era, transcended social and religious boundaries. Emperors like Akbar ...

The alleged chopping of centuries-old chinar trees in Indian-administered Kashmir has sparked outrage, with locals and photos suggesting they were cut down, while the government insists it was just ...

The Taj Mahal is undeniably the most celebrated masterpiece of Mughal architecture, drawing millions of visitors each year.

Holi and Islam may seem unrelated today, but during the Mughal era, emperors embraced the festival as Eid-e-Gulabi or ...

In India, Holi, the festival of colors, has a long and rich cultural history. Although it is frequently linked to Hindu customs, its influence was felt in the Mughal Empire's courts, where it was ...

The spring, inside a famed garden built by the Mughal Emperor Jahangir’s wife in the 17th century, is a source of drinking water for 20 villages in the area. “Oh! holy spring, what have we ...

Once a grand spectacle in the Mughal courts, Holi’s vibrant legacy endures—not just in colour but on our plates.

"Guru Hargobind Singh was imprisoned by Mughal emperor Jahangir in Gwalior and a few days later the Mughal emperor fell ill. There was no improvement in his health and the emperor's guru told him ...