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Jack The Ripper's Identity Revealed After 137 Years? Historian Makes Bold Claim
British historian and self-proclaimed 'Ripperologist', Russell Edwards has claimed to have made the breakthrough.
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Maharashtra Minister Raises Objection Over Dance Scene In Film 'Chhava'
Maharashtra Minister Uday Samant said that the upcoming period drama 'Chhaava' should be shown to "historians and scholars" and if they raise objections then "we will not let it be released."
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"Tipu Sultan Is Actually A Very Complex Figure In History": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Saturday attended the launch of Indian historian Vikram Sampath's book 'Tipu Sultan: The Saga of the Mysore Interregnum' at the Indian Habitat Centre here in Delhi.
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"Choking Death Trap": Historian William Dalrymple As Delhi's AQI Nears 500
Amid the severe air pollution crisis in Delhi, Scottish historian William Dalrymple highlighted the severity of the situation, saying that he has never seen anything like this in 40 years of living in the national capital.
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Kamala Harris Or Donald Trump? Nostradamus Of US Polls Tells NDTV His Pick
Kamala Harris or Donald Trump? Ahead of the highly-anticipated 2024 US Presidential Elections, Allan Lichtman - historian, author, and a rare political forecaster with a track record of poll predictions - shared his insights on NDTV.
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Oxford University College Introduces Scholarship For Indian Students, Check Details
Study In UK: The scholarship has been introduced to honour Dr Gita Piramal, a prominent business historian in India, and to acknowledge her remarkable contributions to both academia and corporate leadership.
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Video: How A Real-Life Murder In India Inspired Agatha Christie's Debut Novel
British historian Nick Booker has stirred interest with a post revealing a unique connection between India and the origins of Agatha Christie's famous detective, Hercule Poirot.
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William Dalrymple On Why It Is A "Surprise That India Dominated Asia For 1,000 Years"
Archeology and solid scholarship show that India lay at the heart of ancient world, argued historian William Dalrymple, underscoring that the myth of the Silk road has made India seem more peripheral than it actually was.
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Fake Artificial Intelligence Might Be Clouding Your View Of The Past
A wave of touching photos showing great moments in time is fascinating to amateur historians online. The problem? They are not real and maybe cloud our view of the past.
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Glass Bottle With 200-Year-Old Message Found At French Archaeological Site
The discovery has excited historians, as it offers insights into past excavation methods and the history of the area. The bottle, typically used for smelling salts, has been described as a rare archaeological "time capsule."
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Historian's 13-Key Method Predicts A Kamala Harris Win In US Election
Forget the polls, ditch the data and stop sending journalists to swing-state diners to interview undecided voters: historian Allan Lichtman already knows who is going to win the US presidential election.
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'Nostradamus' Of US Elections Says Robert Kennedy Jr Quitting Race Will Help Kamala Harris
The historian will make the official prediction for the 2024 White House race after the Democratic convention.
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Historian Spots Lost 16th Century Portrait Of King Henry VIII In X Post
A missing portrait of King Henry VIII has been spotted in the background of a photo shared on social media. Art historian Adam Busiakiewicz, a consultant for Sotheby's auction house, saw the piece in a photo shared by Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire.
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Book Review | 'Yodha' Is A Mammoth Documentation Of India's Wars And Battles
Military historian Shiv Kunal Verma has come out with a mammoth exercise in the documentation of battles and wars in his book Yodha: Illustrated Military History Of India - The Epics (BCE) To The Uprising (1857).
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This Italian Town Identified As Possible Birthplace Of Mona Lisa
Geologist and Renaissance art historian Ann Pizzorusso proposes that the landscape behind Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa resembles Lecco, Italy, based on geological evidence.
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Jack The Ripper's Identity Revealed After 137 Years? Historian Makes Bold Claim
British historian and self-proclaimed 'Ripperologist', Russell Edwards has claimed to have made the breakthrough.
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Maharashtra Minister Raises Objection Over Dance Scene In Film 'Chhava'
Maharashtra Minister Uday Samant said that the upcoming period drama 'Chhaava' should be shown to "historians and scholars" and if they raise objections then "we will not let it be released."
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"Tipu Sultan Is Actually A Very Complex Figure In History": S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Saturday attended the launch of Indian historian Vikram Sampath's book 'Tipu Sultan: The Saga of the Mysore Interregnum' at the Indian Habitat Centre here in Delhi.
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"Choking Death Trap": Historian William Dalrymple As Delhi's AQI Nears 500
Amid the severe air pollution crisis in Delhi, Scottish historian William Dalrymple highlighted the severity of the situation, saying that he has never seen anything like this in 40 years of living in the national capital.
-
Kamala Harris Or Donald Trump? Nostradamus Of US Polls Tells NDTV His Pick
Kamala Harris or Donald Trump? Ahead of the highly-anticipated 2024 US Presidential Elections, Allan Lichtman - historian, author, and a rare political forecaster with a track record of poll predictions - shared his insights on NDTV.
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Oxford University College Introduces Scholarship For Indian Students, Check Details
Study In UK: The scholarship has been introduced to honour Dr Gita Piramal, a prominent business historian in India, and to acknowledge her remarkable contributions to both academia and corporate leadership.
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Video: How A Real-Life Murder In India Inspired Agatha Christie's Debut Novel
British historian Nick Booker has stirred interest with a post revealing a unique connection between India and the origins of Agatha Christie's famous detective, Hercule Poirot.
-
William Dalrymple On Why It Is A "Surprise That India Dominated Asia For 1,000 Years"
Archeology and solid scholarship show that India lay at the heart of ancient world, argued historian William Dalrymple, underscoring that the myth of the Silk road has made India seem more peripheral than it actually was.
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Fake Artificial Intelligence Might Be Clouding Your View Of The Past
A wave of touching photos showing great moments in time is fascinating to amateur historians online. The problem? They are not real and maybe cloud our view of the past.
-
Glass Bottle With 200-Year-Old Message Found At French Archaeological Site
The discovery has excited historians, as it offers insights into past excavation methods and the history of the area. The bottle, typically used for smelling salts, has been described as a rare archaeological "time capsule."
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Historian's 13-Key Method Predicts A Kamala Harris Win In US Election
Forget the polls, ditch the data and stop sending journalists to swing-state diners to interview undecided voters: historian Allan Lichtman already knows who is going to win the US presidential election.
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'Nostradamus' Of US Elections Says Robert Kennedy Jr Quitting Race Will Help Kamala Harris
The historian will make the official prediction for the 2024 White House race after the Democratic convention.
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Historian Spots Lost 16th Century Portrait Of King Henry VIII In X Post
A missing portrait of King Henry VIII has been spotted in the background of a photo shared on social media. Art historian Adam Busiakiewicz, a consultant for Sotheby's auction house, saw the piece in a photo shared by Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire.
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Book Review | 'Yodha' Is A Mammoth Documentation Of India's Wars And Battles
Military historian Shiv Kunal Verma has come out with a mammoth exercise in the documentation of battles and wars in his book Yodha: Illustrated Military History Of India - The Epics (BCE) To The Uprising (1857).
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This Italian Town Identified As Possible Birthplace Of Mona Lisa
Geologist and Renaissance art historian Ann Pizzorusso proposes that the landscape behind Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa resembles Lecco, Italy, based on geological evidence.
