Mughal

 The Imperial Durbar (1903) | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement In an important contribution to a facet of Delhi’s rich history, DAG is hosting an exhibition drawn from its archives of the city’s resplendent durbars. Curated by noted…

A still from ‘Taj: Reign of Revenge’ The final episode of Taj: Divided By Blood, released in March, was called ‘All That Remains’. It was a pithy if misleading title: as it turns out, there is a lot more that remains. The Mughal-era series…

“Every other shop today is making biryani but do you know what the secret to a really good one is? Onions and cardamom,” says Nawaz Buhari. This third generation restaurateur from the Buhari Hotel on Mount Road is clear that the dish…

The trailer of the ZEE5 original series Taj - Divided by Blood has been released. Featuring an ensemble cast, the trailer chronicles the battle between Akbar’s sons for the Mughal throne. Inspired by true events, the 10-part series stars…

Raw Mango’s Sanjay Garg fuses Mughal and Rajputana traditions to create a joyful line in jewel tones for the festive season Raw Mango’s Sanjay Garg fuses Mughal and Rajputana traditions to create a joyful line in jewel tones for the…

ANI New Delhi, August 19 'Akriti by Shakun', a fashion label based out of Patiala, recently adorned Dr Gurpreet Kaur on the day of her wedding with Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. The…

The NCERT has removed portions about the 2002 Gujarat riots, Emergency, Cold War, Naxalite movement and Mughal courts from its class 12 textbooks as part of its “syllabus rationalisation” exercise. The National Council of Educational…

Express News Service Reviving and purveying royal cuisine is the common culinary trope these days. Suddenly, home cooks in purani Dilli and former Rajasthani principalities are discovering grandma’s old recipe…

Tiffany & Co, the luxury jewellery brand, and American rapper Pharrell Williams are in the news and not for good reasons. Recently, the musician attended French luxury fashion house Kenzo's show in Paris wearing a pair of…

Express News Service "No European traveller had lived so long in India. Normally the firangis' travels to India didn’t last more than two or three years," says author Marco Moneta. This is perhaps what fascinated him…