1. Reviving the bygone glories of Kullu Dussehra

    Reviving the bygone glories of Kullu Dussehra

    Once upon a time, the then Raja of Kullu erroneously convicted a holy man of royal intrigue. His misjudgment cost the innocent victim his life through self-immolation, and until his very last breath, the burning man cursed the Raja for his haughtiness.

  2. A legacy lives on

    A legacy lives on

    Maharaja Brajraj Singh of Kishangarh on how he revived the legacy of music that filled the royal courts of Rajasthan in the past.

  3. Create National Heritage Tourism & Hospitality Policy of India: H.H. Maharaja Gajsingh II, Jodhpur

    Create National Heritage Tourism & Hospitality Policy of India: H.H. Maharaja Gajsingh II, Jodhpur

    At the India Tourism Vision Day, H.H. Maharaja Gajsingh II of Jodhpur highlighted that Heritage Tourism Policy should be standardised.

  4. From Queen Mary to Maharaja of Bikaner, here is House of Fabergé's eggstatic ensemble

    From Queen Mary to Maharaja of Bikaner, here is House of Fabergé's eggstatic ensemble

    The House of Fabergé recently marked the centenary of the death of its visionary founder, Peter Carl Fabergé

  5. Chittorgarh: The largest fort in India

    Chittorgarh: The largest fort in India

    Chittorgarh was the capital of Mewar and is located in the present-day town of Chittor on the left bank of the Berach river.

  6. The Artful Diplomat

    The Artful Diplomat

    A thorough gentleman and an upright army officer, Jaswant Singh was also an astute diplomat and a superb administrator.

  7. Kingdom of mountains: Dogras and the East India Company

    Kingdom of mountains: Dogras and the East India Company

    Gulab Singh got the tarnished reputation of a manipulator who ‘bought’ himself a kingdom. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth and the grant of de jure recognition as the master of Jammu and Kashmir can hardly be referred to as a ‘Sale Deed’.

  8. Game of thrones

    Game of thrones

    It is not a story of true love, but there are lovers aplenty. The House of Jaipur:

  9. The most charming young royals of India

    The most charming young royals of India

    From Maharaja Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur to Princess Mriganka Singh of Jammu & Kashmir, there is a long list of dashing and dazzling young royals of India, who not only live a lavish life, but also are successful in different streams of profession.

  10. Remembering Madhavrao Scindia, Maharaja of Gwalior, who rebelled against the royal lineage to chart own path

    Remembering Madhavrao Scindia, Maharaja of Gwalior, who rebelled against the royal lineage to chart own path

    Madhavrao Scindia, popularly referred to as the Maharaja of Gwalior, died in a tragic plane crash on this day in 2001.