He didn’t just burn temples—he tried to burn the memory of resistance. Aurangzeb, often seen as the epitome of Mughal power, ...

He constructed a magnificent city that showcased the glory of his reign, resulting in iconic landmarks such as the Red Fort and Jama Masjid, symbolising Mughal power and architectural brilliance.

Curious about India’s rich past? Then pack your bags and visit these 7 places in the country that unveil everything, from ancient temples to colonial landmarks.

From royal propaganda to finding the divine light, Akbar’s imperial wardrobe is one of the most talked about for a reason.

The exhibition ends as it begins, with a juxtaposition of the elite and mundane craftsmanship that combined to form the cosmopolitan culture across the Mughal empire: Marble parchin kari ...

This was not just another little conflict– it was a notable battle that marked the beginning of the end for the mighty Mughal Empire. What happened that day in a small town in Haryana would be ...

The crown, along with two ornate throne chairs, was acquired by Major Robert Tytler following the Indian Mutiny of 1857 and the subsequent fall of the Mughal Empire. This key moment in Indian ...

While popular narratives describe Aurangzeb's policies as intolerant towards non-Islamic faiths, some historians argue they were more politically motivated ...