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Minutes and milestones from the corridors of history.

Historical Tit Bits

Aqueducts beyond the borders of the Roman Empire.

The nine kilometer long Siliserh lake aqueduct in Alwar, Rajasthan.
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Sariska Tiger Reserve.

The sanctuary that once lost all its tiger population to mass poaching
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The wrath of God.

Narasimha the 'man animal' avtaar of the Hindu god Vishnu
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The pure copper in Buddha.

Ancient Tibetans valued pure copper as a sacred metal but didn't mine it themselves
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A mosque from the Lodi period: The Bara Gumbad Mosque.

A prototype that revolutionized mosque architecture.
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Ugersen Baoli, Delhi’s underground summer retreat.

The stepwell was once a popular retreat to escape the blistering summer heat
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Wars of Humayun.

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