Mistress of the Ethereal: The Rudra-rūpa and Śmaśāna Iconography of Vetālī Yoginī

Team IHAR at the AMI Festival held in the Indian Museum, Kolkata

The AMI Festival at the Indian Museum, Kolkata beautifully brings rural India into the heart of the city. Walking through the exhibition feels like stepping into...

CARVING CONTINUITIES: THE LIVING HERITAGE OF SOAPSTONE ARTISANS

CONSTRUCTING GENDER IDENTITIES IN DEATH : RETHINKING MORTUARY ARCHAEOLOGY THROUGH THE EVIDENCE OF SINAULI

Rediscovering Sutanuti: IHAR WB CHAPTER’S Second Heritage Walk

On Sunday, October 26, 2025, the organization Indian History Awareness and Research (IHAR) embarked on its inaugural heritage walk, titled “Rediscovering Sutanuti.”Dedicated to the study, research,...

Preserving Bengal’s Intellectual Legacy: IHAR West Bengal Chapter Undertakes Detailed Survey of Uttarpara Joykrishna Mukherjee Public Library

Reviving Bengal’s Intellectual Heritage: IHAR West Bengal Chapter Undertakes Detailed Survey of Chaitanya Library in Kolkata

Epigraphic and Numismatic Perspectives on Muhammad-bin-Sam

Reviving Bengal’s Intellectual Heritage: IHAR West Bengal Chapter Undertakes Detailed Survey of Chaitanya Library in Kolkata

Libraries have always played a vital role in shaping political sentiments and nurturing nationalist ideas in India. In Bengal, one of the most significant institutions that...

Buddhism During the age of Kalachuri’s: A study of Tara Sculptures of Jabalpur

About the Article Author – Shivam Dubey Shivam Dubey is a dedicated PhD scholar at Nagpur University, specializing in Ancient Indian Culture and Archaeology. A postgraduate...