The security staff at the Red Fort went into a tizzy on Monday morning when a black kite was spotted over the ramparts minutes before Prime Minister Narendra Modi was ...

Red Fort was once white in colour, reason behind change in colour is… The Red Fort was originally known as “Qila-e-Mubarak,” which means “The Blessed Fort.” ...

Delhi's Red Fort, where Mughal emperors ruled and Nehru made his first speech to independent India, is undergoing a makeover after conservationists discovered much of the world heritage site was ...

New Delhi: Red Fort was originally white! The British painted it red. It was originally known as Qila-e-Mubarak. These are some of the interesting nuggets about the historic Red Fort.

The Red Fort's gateway, which has a large Mughal arch at its centre, is believed to have been the scene of two regicides, and was home to the drummers who announced the arrival of dignitaries. It ...

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It may be called Red Fort, but the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) is out to show that not everything about this Mughal citadel needs to be red.

The Red Fort wasn’t always red. It was originally built using white marble, and over time, it adopted its current reddish hue due to the weathering of its sandstone. 1.

She and her friends were dressed in white, orange and green — the colors of the Indian flag. Farmers and their supporters hoist flags over the historic Red Fort monument in New Delhi on Tuesday.

Surprisingly, the fort wasn’t always red. Its original design featured breathtaking white lime plaster and marble, giving it a fresh and elegant appearance.