Newly discovered Pallava copper plates likely to rearrange genealogy of the dynasty
A set of five copper plates, found with a family in Karnataka, is likely to rearrange the genealogy of the Pallava dynasty.
Archaeological Survey of India Decodes Sanskrit Inscription found in PoK, What Does it Say?
An inscription was found in on a rock outside Gilgit in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), which ahs now been decoded by the ...
A colossal Buddha head, a giant palm unearthed amid ASI excavation in Ratnagiri. What this means
Odisha’s links to Buddhism dates back to Mauryan Emperor Ashoka’s invasion of the ancient kingdom of Kalinga. But with ASI ...
ASI replaces Sarnath plaque with corrected data on freedom fighter
Varanasi: For the first time in Kashi, the Archaeological Survey of India corrected erroneous data related to Babu Jagat ...
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SC orders status quo on Sambhal Mosque
Ordering status quo, the Supreme Court on Friday asked the Uttar Pradesh authorities, the Archaeological Survey of India and ...
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Andhra Pradesh: Copper plate grant of early Pallava Dynasty found
Vijayawada: A copper plate grant from the Early Pallava Dynasty has been discovered, shedding light on a significant ...
Sambhal mosque well row: Supreme Court orders status quo
New Delhi: Ordering a status quo, the Supreme Court on Friday asked the Uttar Pradesh authorities, the Archaeological Survey ...
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Inscription of Vikramaditya VI Found at a Temple in Telangana
VIJAYAWADA: An inscription of Kalyani Chalukya king Vikramaditya VI, engraved on the four sides of a pillar, has been ...
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Amit Shah to inaugurate Archaeological Museum in Vadnagar, showcasing 2,500-year-old civilization
Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah is set to inaugurate the Historical Archaeological Museum in Vadnagar, Gujarat, ...