Chandragupta Maurya, India's first emperor, overthrew the Nanda dynasty. He unified the subcontinent and established the ...

Chandragupta Maurya was the first king to establish an empire in India. He died a monk. Chandragupta Maurya is considered to ...

The vast Mauryan Empire, established in 321 B.C., covered most of the Indian subcontinent, spanning central and northern India, as well as parts of modern-day Iran.

The 11th International Yoga Day at Jaipur's Jantar Mantar showcased India's rich heritage of yoga and Ayurveda. 'Yoga Sangam 2025' united international observers, emphasizing 'One Earth, One Health.' ...

This isn’t a label. It’s a map out of fear — showing parents, teachers, and doctors when to act and how. And for the first time, India didn’t adopt a Western metric. It created the world’s first. 2️.

Welcome to Rakhigarhi, Haryana — one of the largest Indus Valley sites ever discovered. Once a thriving Bronze Age metropolis, this 2500 BCE settlement is now revealing secrets that could ...

In Hampi, pushkarinis, or temple tanks, once served multiple purposes. When attached to temples like Virupaksha, the water was meant for purification. In the Royal Enclosure, it sustained an entire ...

The contract, worth ₹ 150 crore per year, will also involve India’s very own network of spy satellites that are expected to be built and sent up by end-2026, they said.

An Air India plane crashed on a building minutes after takeoff near the airport in India’s western city of Ahmedabad on Thursday. The flight had 242 people on board and was departing for London ...

Marking the transition of Asia’s richest billionaire Mukesh Ambani from being an oil baron to a consumer titan, every second rupee of Reliance Industries Ltd’s (RIL) operating cash profit now comes ...

UPSC CSE Prelims 2025 Results Live: History Optional – Focus on Ancient India Ancient Indian history covers the Indus Valley Civilization, Vedic period, Maurya and Gupta empires.

The camp was located within the forested Veluwe in the Netherlands, near Hoog Buurlo, about 15 miles north of the Rhine, long considered the empire’s northernmost border in the area.