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The Dansborg Fort (Danish Fort) of Tharangampadi, Tamil Nadu: A forgotten heritage site
Sir David Ochterlony: American-born Scottish officer with 13 wives - Colonial India
The Tamil Month of Purattasi: Its significance and festive events
The Lascar War Memorial of Kolkata: A poignant tribute to forgotten Colonial India's Seafarers
The Shaheed Minar or "The Ochterlony Monument" of Kolkata: An Enduring Icon of History and Protest
Rock-cut Jain monuments of Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh: A fascinating place for explorers of Jain heritage sites
Gwalior monument, Kolkata: Lesser known monument in this sprawling city
Tulsi (Basil) Worship: Why is it important in Hinduism?
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