Virji Vora was a significant credit provider and client for both the Dutch East India Company and the British East India ...

Notably, the Mughal Empire ruled most of the Indian subcontinent for about 331 years, from 1526 to 1857. There is no doubt that the Mughal dynasty was among the richest and longest-ruling in the ...

T he Mughal dynasty ruled India for more than 300 years, and during their reign, the country witnessed several changes and atrocities. From brutal emperors like Aurangzeb, who was ...

Jahangir patched a truce with his enemy ... which thus once again escaped conquest and absorption into the Mughal empire. Story continues below this ad (Dr Amarjit Singh is a retired IAS officer from ...

Taxes on crops were levied during the Mughal rule, and revenue was primarily based on taxes. This was known as jama and hasil. The amount of fixed and collected tax was based on this. However, the ...

One of the most iconic figures discussed was Nur Jahan, the wife of Jahangir. Often regarded as one of the most powerful women in Mughal history, Nur Jahan effectively co-ruled the empire ...

HYDERABAD: Picture this: a grand Mughal feast, bathed in the warm glow of a glittering chandelier, spread across a table draped in rich velvet and silk. Precious flatware gleam alongside icy water ...

The attacker came in contact with this woman The woman's name is Khukhumoni Jahangir Sheikh, and she is an acquaintance of the questioned Bangladeshi Shariful Fakir. The source said, "Fakir had ...

How did the tree get its name? The name ‘chinar’ was given to the tree by Mughals — some suggest it was Mughal emperor Jahangir who coined the name. It is said that the word ‘chinar’ came into use ...

Vehicles coming from Jahangir Gate will no longer be allowed to take a right turn at Bijoy Sarani intersection from today. Instead, these vehicles must turn right before the Chief Adviser's Office ...

A Mughal era treasure pot with 113 silver coins was discovered by laborers in Gohad, MP, during a water pipeline dig. Found about four feet underground, the coins bear Urdu and Persian inscriptions.