Before the war of Mahabharata started, a lone warrior secured his position in the epic by giving the ultimate sacrifice. Arguably, many mythological writers consider him the most powerful warrior in the epic of Mahabharata. And yet, he never participated in the war itself. Quite a title for such a scarcely known character, isn't it? This warrior was none other than the grandson of legendary Bhima and Hidimba and the son of Ghatotkach and Maurvi.

Strolling down from the banks of the North Koel River, deep into the heart of the forest, you will come across two ruined forts that have stood there for centuries. Its corroded brown walls have seen so many mighty rulers who once ruled the place. Despite being fenced on three sides with three huge gates, it has failed to trap the history of the place that shouts its valiance.

In India, there is no shortage of intriguing and unusual architectural structures. While some are renowned for their complex and ornate patterns, others have a mysterious aura around them. In the midst of all of this, the Ahmedabad-based Jhulta minarets, which are constructed of hard sandstone, are considered nothing short of a miracle when they shake and sway when given a little push. What is the cause of the mystery surrounding the minarets in Jhulta? Let's investigate.

Today, while Jaipur stands as one of the favourite tourist spots in India, the one thing that cannot be ignored is the City Palace of Jaipur. Built-in the 18th century, The City palace is Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II’s prized possession that was constructed at the same time Jaipur came into existence. What is so special about the City Palace of Jaipur? Let us find out.

While she wasn't born in a royal family, her legacy is certainly one of royalty. This day marks the birthday of Ahilyabai Holkar, one of India's finest female rulers.