THE famous fort of Ranthambhore near Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan, stands on an isolated rock 1578 feet above sea level and is surrounded by a massive wall strengthened by towers and bastions. The fortress witnessed many sieges and battles but today ail that is there are the remains of a palace, a mosque, tomb of a saint and barracks for the garrison. Continue Reading...

The Himalayan mountain range in the north of India is known as Nagadhiraj or Devatatma. Here we find the pine and birch forests in their full majesty. The lakes at high altitudes are full of lotus flowers. It is the storehouse of many kinds of medicinal herbs. Continue Reading...

This is a chronicle of the Raghuvansh, the dynasty founded by King Raghu. There are thirteen cantos in this book, of which the first eight relate to the pre-Ramayan period. Vaivaswat was the first king of the Sun Race {Surya Vansh). One of his later descendants was the mighty king Dilip of Ayodhya. He had no son. This made him unhappy though he was the richest and most powerful king of his times. Continue Reading...

In ancient India, people aspired to achieve cultural refinement through learning. Sanskrit was the lingua franca and mastery of the language was considered a great achievement, sign of culture and an attribute of nobility. Continue Reading...

Teachers' Day is celebrated annually on September 5 to mark the birthday of the country's former President, scholar, philosopher and Bharat Ratna awardee, Dr.Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, who was born on this day in 1888. Continue Reading...

5th August'20, is a historic day in our country, every Indian wanted construction of Ram Mandir to begin. People were waiting from many years for a RamTemple on Ram Janmabhoomi. Today that dream has come true. We are proud of our PM Modi, who has fulfilled this dream. This temple will strengthen peace & humanity in country. Continue Reading...