Sotheby’s has proudly returned the Piprahwa relics-ancient Buddha jewels-to India, responding to a strong wave of public demand. This historic repatriation marks a significant step forward in restoring cultural heritage and meeting the growing call for artifact restitution
During India’s Emergency (1975-77), cartoonist R.K. Laxman fearlessly used humor and satire to challenge government censorship. His unforgettable creations offered sharp, witty critiques that struck a chord with the public, standing tall as symbols of courage and resistance amid a period of severe oppression
C. Sankaran Nair passionately denounced the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, exposing the savage cruelty of the British crackdown. His bold condemnation sent shockwaves through the Empire’s power, sparking a pivotal moment in India’s relentless struggle for justice
In “The Golden Road,” the WSJ delves into India’s extraordinary journey through global history, illuminating its cultural and economic significance across the ages. This captivating review showcases the vibrant tapestry of experiences that have molded modern India, revealing its profound influence on the world stage
The grave of 17th-century Mughal emperor Aurangzeb has become a contentious symbol in India, igniting debates over religious identity and historical legacy. As tensions rise, the site reflects broader societal divides and the challenges of reconciling the past with modern values.
