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Ancient Bharat
Excavation of Hastinapur provides interesting insight into ancient Bharat
Hastinapur, located in present-day Uttar Pradesh, was the capital of Kauravas. It lies on the right bank of an old bed of the Ganga....
Reviving the glory of Nalanda University, the pride of Bharat
Nalanda was the world’s leading education center for decades, long before Cambridge and Oxford were even architectural designs on a map. Providing rich and...
Textiles of ancient Bharat
Bharat was known the world over for its cotton, in particular, and textile weaving has been one of the oldest industries. Excavations of the...
Journeying through ancient sites of Mahabharat
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Bharat’s epics have been depicted as ‘mythologies’ whereas, in reality, they are part of our history. A story that can be backed by archaeological...
Sindhu-Saraswati figurine showing man sitting under cobra hood has striking similarity to Sri Vishnu resting on Sheshnag
A figurine belonging to the Sindu-Saraswati civilization which is currently in Barakat Gallery appears to be the oldest known depiction of Bhagwan Vishnu....
Mahābhārata is the encyclopedia of ancient Bharat – do you know what your region was called back then?
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Here is a fascinating map of all the places of ancient Bharat as mentioned in Mahābhārata. This map is put on display in Purana...
Bhagwan Vishnu Murti made of black stone recovered in B’desh
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An murti of Bhagwan Vishnu weighing about 12 kg has been recovered from the Daudkandi upazila of Cumilla in Bangladesh.
The height of the black...
Earliest surviving Hindu painting unveiled in Mumbai
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In an epochal event marking the revelation of the lost traditions of ancient Bharatiya art, the earliest surviving Hindu painting, photographed and digitally restored...
Venkatesa Perumal Temple inscriptions reveal 1100-year-old Chola hospital was well-equipped & functional
Archaeologists have discovered inscriptions attesting to a fully equipped 15-bed Chola hospital that was constructed more than 1100 years ago under the reign of...
Harappan people ate high protein laddoos: Study
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People living during the Harappan civilization around 4,000 years ago, have been found consuming high-protein, multigrain 'laddoos', according to a study.
The scientific study of...