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Mughal Empire

Sanskrit with a Persian Accent

Audrey Truschke

It’s a language of the Muslim pasts too

The Sword And The Stylus

William Dalrymple

The Baburnama, one of the greatest memoirs in any language and of any age, is a testament to humanity in which the personal becomes universal

Babur’s Soul

William Dalrymple

The Mughal emperor not only established an extraordinary dynasty and set the tone for their future political, economic, aesthetic and humanistic triumphs, he also produced one of the most fascinating autobiographies ever written to record exactly how he did it

Akbar’s Idea of India

Mani Shankar Aiyar

The topical reverberations of Ira Mukhoty’s biography of the great Mughal

Historical Lives

Siddharth Singh

TCA Raghavan redeems three masters of the past

The Parable of a Mughal Prince

What the story of Dara Shukoh says about our desire for kingship

Mughal Lite

Audrey Truschke

Recent biographies of Jahangir and Nur Jahan may have made the royal couple more accessible, but they often slip into the realm of conjecture

Queen of the World

The female power of the Mughal Empire

Warrior for Swaraj

Gautam Chikermane

Inspired fiction on the mind of Shivaji

Why Are We Replacing Art with Horticulture?

Shylashri Shankar

As history curates nature

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