The epic role of helicopter units in 1971
In combat, the winners are always leaders with a vision, courage and the capability to get the best out of their soldiers.
Rolls Royce used for garbage collection by Indian Maharaja. What's the real story?
Rolls Royce is one of the oldest automobile manufacturers that still exist today. One thing that has not been changed since their early days is that they are still considered to be the most luxurious automobile manufacturers in the world. Due to this, most of the rich people buy Rolls Royce as a status symbol. In our country, the Rolls Royce nameplate is associated with an interesting story of Maharaja Jai Singh. It is said that he used his Rolls Royce car as a garbage collection vehicle when he was once insulted in London. So, is this true or what is the real story?
Royals join forces to give a fascinating insight into a hotel
Princess Olympia of Greece, Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur, Prince Nikolai of Denmark, 22, are among the royals seen in a brand campaign filmed at Raffles Singapore.
Raffles Hotel Launches Stunning New Campaign Featuring Actual Royalty
The campaign pays tribute to the brand’s storied history with a multi-generational cast of modern-day royals.
Princess Gauravi curates fundraiser for Princess Diya Kumari Foundation
PDKF has always been known for its exquisite product range, but what Gauravi brings to the table is her young and contemporary design sensibility.
Digitalising antiquities with Abhinay Rathore
The scope and dedication of Soszynski’s work left Abhinay highly impressed and motivated him to make a similar effort with the backing of his designing and developing skills.
Maharani Radhika Raje revives palace heritage Garba
The Maharani of Baroda decided to bring back the heritage of Garba to the majestic Lakshmi Vilas Palace, launching Palace Heritage Garba in 2019.
Remembering ‘Babosa’: Bhairon Singh Shekhawat on his 98th birth anniversary
Shekhawat was born on 23 October 1923 in the village Khachariyawas of the princely state of Jaipur.
The Incredible Story Of How An Indian Maharaja Saved Hundreds Of Polish Children & Women In WW-II
He created a 'Little Poland' in India
Madhya Pradesh’s Datia Palace and its eternal gloom
67 km away from the city of Gwalior lies a palace where no one has ever lived. The Datia Palace is an imposing beauty that is unlike most other palaces in the country, as its builder never lived here.
