Tawarikh • The History Society Of Ram Lal Anand College

Heritage walk to Purana Qila. Purana Qila, a site that has been associated with Mahabharata’s Indraprastha by various scholars on the basis of literary and archival evidences. The site continued to be inhabited during various phases of Indian history like Mauryan, Sunga, Kushanas, Gupta, Rajputs, Sultanate and Mughals. Existing monuments belongs to Mughals and Sher Shah Suri’s period and suggest a transition from Sultanate to Mughal architecture.

Walk to Qila-I-Mubaraq

A silent Mughal-era monument is revealing itself — a shiny blue dome in the heart of Delhi For a long time, Sabz Burj was a police station and six million vehicles drove past it every year. But now people can admire its Mughal-era architecture.

Prof.Catherine Asher on Delhi’s Qutb Complex

Prof. Catherine B. Asher on Delhi's Qutb Complex: Old Landscapes and New Thoughts Karwaan Online History Festival About the Speaker: Catherine B. Asher is Professor Emerita in the Department of Art History at the University of Minnesota. S...

Few glimpses of the last heritage walk that was conducted on 31st of January to Humayun’s tomb by the Tawarikh Society of Ram Lal Anand College.

We know all about warrior queens like Lakshamibai. Now, let's talk of medieval India's businesswomen Mughal queens had several sources of income and were actively involved in trade and commerce.

A Brief History of the Mughal Empire Through Its Coins - Sarmaya Over the period from 1526 to 1857, as the fortunes of the Mughal empire went from shaky to glorious and then withered to decay, its currency too reflected these shifting sands.