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Jamini Roy: A True Rebel Artist

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Asima Chatterjee was the first Indian woman to hold a doctorate. Wikimedia Commons

11 Must-Know Facts About Asima Chatterjee

V Shantaram was the man who changed the Indian cinema with his work. Wikimedia Commons

V Shantaram: The Man Who Shaped Indian Cinema

Cornelia Sorabji, the first woman lawyer of India, was also the first Indian women to practice law in England. Wikimedia Commons

India’s First Woman Lawyer: 10 Lesser Known Facts About Corn...

Nain Singh Rawat was a spy explorer for the Britishers. Pixabay

Indian ‘Spy’ Explorer: 12 Facts About Nain Singh...

banned bull taming sport of Tamil Nadu

All You Need to Know About the Sport of Jallikattu

The Temple of Sree Padmanabhaswamy is unique as it is called as the crown of Travancore, Wikimedia Commons

8 Facts About Padmanabhaswamy Temple You Probably Didn’...

Hanuman is the son of Anjana and Kesari. Wikimedia Commons

8 Amazing Facts About Lord Hanuman That Will Astonish You

Meenakshi Temple in Madurai is one of the most famous temples in India. Wikimedia Commons

10 Facts To Know About The Historical Meenakshi Temple

Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay wrote the lyrics of Vande Mataram. Wikimedia Commons

15 Amazing facts about Indian National Song: Vande Mataram

Somnath Temple is located in Veraval on the western coast of Gujarat, India. Wikimedia Commons

12 Interesting Facts About Somnath Temple Probably You Didn&...

The Ashok Chakra comes from the Lion Capital of Ashoka. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the second President of India, said the Chakra was chosen as it represents Dharma and Law. Wikimedia Commons

10 Must Knowing Facts about Indian Flag

Rangoli, an Indian artform. Image source: Pixabay

Best Rangoli Design Ideas to Brighten Up Your House

Bhagat Singh belonged to Punjab and popularly referred as legendary revolutionary Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh. Wikimedia Commons

15 Amazing Facts About The Revolutionary Bhagat Singh

Rabindranath Tagore was the pioneer of Bengali Literature. Wikimedia Commons

8 must-read works of Rabindranath Tagore

Rukmini Devi could have been the President of India had she accepted an offer by the then Prime Minister in 1977. Wikimedia commons

Rukmini Devi: The Woman Who Revived Bharatnatyam

Any new law initiated by the government should be in accordance with the constitution. Wikimedia Commons

Why Republic Day Is Celebrated On 26th January?

Mahabharata and Game of Thrones have quite a lot similarities! Wikimedia commons

Mahabharata or Game of Thrones? Quite similar!

The place Sonagachi holds the title of Asia’s largest red light area which is located in Kolkata. Wikimedia Commons

8 Largest Red Light Areas In India Where Only Prostitution I...

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