1. The Jaipur of yore beautifully comes through in Mozez Singh's new coffee-table book by Assouline

    The Jaipur of yore beautifully comes through in Mozez Singh's new coffee-table book by Assouline

    Mozez Singh, the author of Jaipur Splendor, has a hard time picking his favourite part of his coffee-table book. But with a little prodding, he narrates the story of how the city, also famous for its gemstones, transformed into a shining pink jewel.

  2. Mahabharat to Alexander, this lesser-known Himachal fort holds many stories

    Mahabharat to Alexander, this lesser-known Himachal fort holds many stories

    And for those who want to try their luck, Kangra Fort also holds undiscovered wells of treasure—or so they say

  3. Royal cooking tales by Tikarani Shailaja Katoch

    Royal cooking tales by Tikarani Shailaja Katoch

    Tikarani Shailaja Katoch of Lambagraon-Kangra goes down memory lane and shares two famed recipes from her grandfather, Maharaja Digvijay Singhji’s recipe book ‘Cooking delights of the Maharajas’.

  4. शाही परम्परा से राज तिलक: कुंवर वंशवर्धन सिंह को बांधी बूंदी के पूर्व राजपरिवार की पाग, देखें तस्वीरें

    शाही परम्परा से राज तिलक: कुंवर वंशवर्धन सिंह को बांधी बूंदी के पूर्व राजपरिवार की पाग, देखें तस्वीरें

    छोटीकाशी के नाम से विख्यात बूंदी में एक बार फिर पूर्व राजपरिवार की शाही परम्परा जीवन्त हो उठी। यहां के ऐतिहासिक मोती महल और तारागढ़ पैलेस बूंदी की पूर्व रियासत के 26वें सदस्य के तिलक दस्तूर के साक्षी बने।

  5. 34-yr-old Vanshvardhan Singh Crowned The 26th Maharao Raja Of Bundi

    34-yr-old Vanshvardhan Singh Crowned The 26th Maharao Raja Of Bundi

    The heads and members of certain erstwhile royal families, including Alwar, declared Vanshvardhan Singh of Kapren as the ‘26th Maharao Raja’ of Bundi

  6. Rajtilak at the Kotahgarh

    Rajtilak at the Kotahgarh

    The recent Rajtilak at Kotah heralded royal revelry, fanfare and pageantry that were truly reminiscent of an era gone by. Ijyaraj Singh was anointed as the 19th Maharao of Kotah in a private yet spectacular ceremony.

  7. Royal Holi Celebrations

    Royal Holi Celebrations

    Holi is one festival that the royal families celebrate in a distinct style. Right from dressing in a particular style, burning the Holika the night before, drenching themselves in colours made from flowers and following a series of rituals.

  8. The Legacy of Art

    The Legacy of Art

    The royals and nobles of India were true lovers of the arts. It is under their generous patronage that many rare art forms were born. A practice that is still kept alive by some art protagonists and artists born to blue blood. We highlight the work of a few such scions who are keeping their art alive. From Kangra Kalam to Kishangarh miniatures; from automotive art to wildlife on porcelain, the royal canvas of art is eclectic.

  9. Do you know Ranji Trophy is named after Ranjitsinhji?

    Do you know Ranji Trophy is named after Ranjitsinhji?

    September 10 marks the birth anniversary of Ranjitsinhji, India's first international cricketer. He also happened to be the ruler of Nawanagar.

  10. Capturing Wildlife In Their Art

    Capturing Wildlife In Their Art

    Some turn to art to express their love for wildlife, literally capturing the wild world in their frames. LikePrincess Krishna Kumari of Panna, who when not sighting wildlife for real, is busy capturing them onporcelain tiles, trays, plates and bowls. While Anjanaya Pratap Singh from Odisha is passionate aboutphotographing wildlife