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Coinage of the Malwa Sultanate: Hissam al-Din Hushang Shah
The Malwa Sultanate was established in 1392 CE and was initially ruled by the Khaljis, of Afghan ori...
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Dals are split pulses that are integral to the cuisines of the Indian subcontinent. Interestingly, t...
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Brinjal, also referred to as eggplant or aubergine, is cultivated globally for its edible fruit, pri...
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Laddoos is quintessential sweet in Indian culinary traditions. It is a delicacy found commonly in In...
Tipu Sultan and His Coinage : Gold Double 2 Pagoda or Sadiqi
The Double Pagoda, or Sadiqi, of Mysore sultan, Tipu Sultan, weighs 6.8g and was minted only in Patt...
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The Karle Caves, situated in Karli, Maharashtra, represent a significant ancient Buddhist rock-cut c...
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Toys serve as an integral component of childhood, significantly contributing to the development of a...
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The Brihadeeswarar Temple, also known as Dakshina meru, is a significant architectural marvel situat...
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Black pepper (Piper nigrum) is a perennial vine that is cultivated for its berries, which are extens...
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Tortoises are recognized as one of the oldest groups of reptiles, with a history dating back approxi...
Tipu Sultan and His Coinage : Gold Pagoda or Faruqi
Tipu Sultan minted gold Pagodas, also known as Faruqi, weighing 3.4 grams, in Seringapatam or Pattan...
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Bandhavgarh National Park, located in the Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh, is recognized not only ...
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