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From the India Today archives (2022) | Prayers in conflict: The mandir-masjid wars
It was supposed to stop with Ayodhya. But Kashi, Mathura, Sambhal and a flurry of other mandir-masjid disputes signal a new ...
This actor sold wife’s bangles to survive in Bombay, then became a star, once used to charge more money than actors, name was…
Some actors remain immortal through their work, and this actor is one such name cherished for his roles and dialogues. He ...
Nagpur Violence Live Updates: Illegal portion of Fahim Khan's house demolished by municipal corporation
The house of Fahim Khan, alleged mastermind behind the Nagpur riots, is set for demolition on Monday after he failed to ...
Mughal tombs under scrutiny? Amid Aurangzeb row, VHP ‘inspects’ Humayun tomb, plans Safdarjung Tomb visit soon
The Vishva Hindu Parishad inspected Humayun Tomb to study Delhi’s historical context amidst protests for Aurangzeb’s tomb ...
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Mahakumbh effect: Amid footfall surge, barricades pose challenge for Ayodhya traders
Ayodhya's traders face losses due to barricades ... Hanumangarhi, Dashrath Mahal and other designated spots for emergency medical facility. Facility to cross the Ram Path will be available from ...
The Print on MSN6d
With VHP threatening ‘karseva’, how politics around Aurangzeb’s tomb is on the brink once more
In Nagpur, protests by VHP and Bajrang Dal lead to clash between two groups in the city’s Mahal area, mob vandalises vehicles ...
Book review | How ‘Modi disruption’ helped Bharat reconnect with its civilisational past
Arjun Kadian’s ‘The Modi Disruption’ is important because it not only analyses the physical/infrastructural transformation ...
Nagpur Riots: How Netas, Hindu Outfits Fueled Aurangzeb Narrative Post 'Chhaava'
How the movie 'Chhaava' and political rhetoric by Devendra Fadnavis, radical Hindutva outfits like Vishwa Hindu Parishad and ...
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Who was Wilayat Mahal? An heir to the kingdom of Awadh, a delusional outcast, or a cunning impostor?
Sakina further writes that Hazrat Mahal’s father was the cousin of an aristocratic woman, Lady Sughra, who owned an estate called Munnepore, which lies between Faizabad and Ayodhya. She was ...