History
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‘Murder at the Mushaira’: A poet is murdered, and the detective chasing the killer is Mirza Ghalib
Raza Mir
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How we discovered world’s oldest known cave painting of animals in a secret Indonesian valley
Adam Brumm, The Conversation Adhi Oktaviana, The Conversation Basran Burhan, The Conversation Maxime Aubert, The Conversation
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A hundred years ago, a fiery speech in Uttarakhand escalated the protests against forced labour
Shekhar Pathak
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Three times when the Mughal military juggernaut ran up against the immutable force of nature
Pratyay Nath
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When an Indian writer’s visit caused a stir in the US
Anu Kumar
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When the East India Company sent a ship called New Year’s Gift to India
Margaret Makepeace
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My search for Jeanne Barret, the first woman to circumnavigate the globe
Danielle Clode, The Conversation
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Watch: Archaeologists unearth Roman-era fast food stall in Pompeii, Italy
Scroll Staff
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How a Bombay merchant’s letter set off the British military campaign to dominate the Persian Gulf
Sultan Muhammad al-Qasimi David Woodbridge
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A look back at banned Indian political pamphlets – and why Orwell may not have approved of them
Pragya Dhital
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A spiritual guru’s curious journey to becoming the first Indian filmmaker in the US
Anu Kumar
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A street name change in London’s Little India forces Britain to confront its colonial legacy
Edward Anderson, The Conversation Priya Atwal, The Conversation
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Weekend Quiz: Which two states did Vasco da Gama play off against each other after coming to India?
The Heritage Lab
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The Burmese harp and the tales of the Buddha’s previous lives
Maria Kekki
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Muhammad Najib Khan, a Sufi soldier and manuscript collector in 18th-century southern India
Ursula Sims-Williams
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This book revisits the history of India through the eyes of imagined animals who played a part
Nandini Sengupta
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Watch: Stone Age human ‘campsite’ containing 7,000-year-old hazelnut shell discovered in the UK
Scroll Staff
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Weekend Quiz: What form of military combat was used to settle disputes in medieval Kerala?
The Heritage Lab
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Weekend Quiz: What was Chera ruler Kadal Pirakottiya Vel Kelu Kuttuvan also known as?
The Heritage Lab
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Fossils in a Tibetan cave reveal how early humans adapted to live in one of world’s remotest places
Bo Li, The Conversation Dongju Zhang, The Conversation Qiaomei Fu, The Conversation Zenobia Jacobs, The Conversation