Heritage

There's almost no renowned monarch in Europe who hasn't owned a Purdey. And why shouldn't the new nobility follow suit?...

Some blue blood brands, with a history of imperial customers, are growing because we're sold on royalty...

Plastic packets, thermocol waste and puja paraphernalia have choked the already dirty Tar Company Talab near Telco...

Wandering in the Bengal countryside could bring you to these accidental Indo-English castles...

For decades, Raavanwalas have been creating effigies for Vijaydashmi...

They are all their own unique voices and selling points. But they're faceless, mysterious...

The heritage structure is being turned into an exhibition hall for the National Gallery of Modern Art...

It's a toss-up between unviable nostalgia and hard-nosed pragmatism...

Two architects pick a neighbourhood each, one ancient and another comparatively new but fast losing the original characters. How would they reimagine these stretches while preserving their legacy...

Who deemed that the cow should be holy? How did Narad come to be known as the divine mischief-maker? Bitan Sikdar shares a nugget or two from the Indologist's current project...