1. Polish government honours maharajas for helping refugees during WW II

    Polish government honours maharajas for helping refugees during WW II

    Honouring the invite, the Indian government sent a delegation of former royals, including Yuvraj Sambhaji Raje and Sanyogitaraje Chhatrapati of Kolhapur and representatives of Jamnagar royalty, to Poland. Poland's deputy PM Piotr Glinski also participated in the Warsaw event. Recalling their memories of living in India, Polish residents showcased pictures of the Indian kings' generosity.

  2. Poland and India commemorate maharajas who sheltered thousands of Polish refugees in WW2

    Poland and India commemorate maharajas who sheltered thousands of Polish refugees in WW2

    Thousands of Polish refugees were hosted at two camps in India during World War Two.

  3. ‘Vogue Arabia’ pays ode to India

    ‘Vogue Arabia’ pays ode to India

    The July/August 2022 edition features on the cover Sawai Padmanabh Singh, the Maharaja of Jaipur

  4. Mohan Niwas Palace is a delight for lovers of Architecture and Wildlife

    Mohan Niwas Palace is a delight for lovers of Architecture and Wildlife

    Mohan Palace was the architectural outpouring of Raja Bhartendra Singh Ju Deo, who helmed the Panna State’s Forest and Police Department. He was overwhelmed by the United Kingdom’s Windsor Manor, where he fell in love with its architecture and decided to recreate it in the princely state of Panna.

  5. Musings of an intrepid Dogra

    Musings of an intrepid Dogra

    Meteoric Rise of Gulab Singh At the tender age of 16, he distinguished in the ‘Battle of Gumat’. Impressed by his swordsmanship, Sardar Hukam Singh, the invading Sikh Chief, narrated the story of his prowess to Maharaja Ranjit Singh for which the emperor rewarded him by appointing as Sawar...

  6. How do modern-day Indian royals make a living?

    How do modern-day Indian royals make a living?

    From acting and activism to hospitality and renewable energy, five royal descendants are putting their influence to good use

  7. Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV birth anniversary: Lesser-known facts about 'Rajarshi' of Mysore Kingdom

    Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV birth anniversary: Lesser-known facts about 'Rajarshi' of Mysore Kingdom

    Mysore became the first state to produce hydroelectric power not only in India but in all of Asia in 1902 under Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV's reign.

  8. Remembering Rao Gopal Singhji: Freedom Fighting Forefather of Kharwa

    Remembering Rao Gopal Singhji: Freedom Fighting Forefather of Kharwa

    During the British Raj in India, several Rajput kings, princes and chieftains are known to have lent support to the nationalist movement against the colonisers. Most Rajputs exercised their prudence by contributing to the freedom movement on the one hand while maintaining diplomatic ties with the British on the other.

  9. India’s Five Most Eligible Royal Scions

    India’s Five Most Eligible Royal Scions

    They are first in line to inheriting centuries old royal heritage. They are privy to the finest education and cordon bleu citizens of democratic India. Above all, they are very evolved and intelligent young men who are guarding their legacy with élan. Let’s meet five handsome and hugely eligible men of Princely India.

  10. Maharana Pratap: One of the greatest patriot kings of the world

    Maharana Pratap: One of the greatest patriot kings of the world

    Maharana Pratap was one of the most perfect kings to have ever existed surpassing the expansionist and greedy kings like Alexander, Ashoka, and Akbar.