But Mountbatten refused to issue the maps until two days later in an attempt to keep the international focus on Britain’s benevolence. India's Border ... fought in World War II used their ...

The artist’s first major solo abroad shows the varied strands of memories that have come together in a prolific practice ...

Brig Bikram Singh, Station Commander, said Ferozepur holds a special place in India's freedom movement ... by the British at the beginning of World War-II. (Except for the headline, this story ...

Look beyond the world's usual city break destinations and uncover a collection of underrated, under-the-radar cities that ...

The Army's Golden Arrow Division has opened the historic Ferozepur Fort to the public after two centuries, aiming to boost heritage tourism and reconnect locals with their military legacy. Major ...

In an initiative to boost tourism and align the local populace with the military heritage in this border region, the Army's Golden Arrow Division has opened the historic two-century-old Ferozepur Fort ...

His first book, “1942: When British Rule in India Was Threatened,” analyzes the events leading to the end of colonial rule ... was threatened during World War II. Luftwaffe bombings, the ...

Now, it is claimed by both India and Pakistan. The roots of the conflict lie in the countries’ shared colonial past ... to its colony. After World War II, Parliament decided British rule ...

In his left hand was a map of nations colored green, such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Sudan—and notably, India—dubbed “The Blessing.” Notably absent from the maps was any mention of Palestine ...

The coronavirus pandemic and its economic fallout spared none, not even India's billionaires whose collective fortunes took a beating. The total wealth of Indian billionaires had shrunk by around ...

Founded in 1600 as a trading enterprise, the English East India company gradually transformed into a colonial power. By the late 18th Century, as it tightened its grip on India, company officials ...

Patna's Sewak Ram painted this watercolour of prayers at a Muharram festival, 1820 Founded in 1600 as a trading enterprise, the English East India Company gradually transformed into a colonial power.