Mughals

The Empress Mystique

Ira Mukhoty

A portrait of the lone female Mughal ruler

Why RSS is Right About Aurangzeb

MJ Akbar

The irrelevant Mughal

The Persistence of Aurangzeb

Rahul Shivshankar

Reaping the perils of the secularisation project in history

Seeking India

Bhavya Dore

England’s first forays into the country and the lasting impacts

Border Lines

Soumava Haldar

Ancient maps reveal the changing contours of India

Back to Manicured Pleasures

Shylashri Shankar

All the flowers and creepers between history and memory

The Philosopher Who Would Be King

Siddharth Singh

It is hard not to think that India would have been a very different country under Dara Shukoh

The Parable of a Mughal Prince

Supriya Gandhi

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

The Historian’s Eye

William Dalrymple

Tracing the footprints of Anarchy from Shah Alam’s Delhi to the Company’s Calcutta with a camera phone. Text and Photographs by William Dalrymple

Jadunath Sarkar, GS Sardesai and Raghubir Sinh: Three Lives in History

TCA Raghavan

Jadunath Sarkar, GS Sardesai and Raghubir Sinh offer lessons in dissent in our own time of churn

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Mughals

The Empress Mystique

Why RSS is Right About Aurangzeb

The Persistence of Aurangzeb

Seeking India

Border Lines

Back to Manicured Pleasures

The Philosopher Who Would Be King

The Parable of a Mughal Prince

The Historian’s Eye

Jadunath Sarkar, GS Sardesai and Raghubir Sinh: Three Lives in History

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