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Exploring the Buddha’s Relics: IHAR at Rai Pithora Quila

The Indian History Awareness and Research (IHAR) team recently visited the Rai Pithora Quila complex, which is currently hosting a significant exhibition focused on the Pipirawaha...

CARVING CONTINUITIES: THE LIVING HERITAGE OF SOAPSTONE ARTISANS

About the Article Author – Shivani Raghuvanshi Shivani Raghuwanshi holds a Master’s degree in Ancient Indian History, Culture, and Archaeology and is currently pursuing a Diploma...

UNDERSTANDING THE CHRONOLOGY OF RAIGADH WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE GIVEN TO ITS STRUCTURAL MONUMENTS

IHAR Member Presents Research at 2nd International Conference on Guru Padmasambhava, Odisha

Udayagiri, Odisha | January 2026 The 2nd International Conference on Guru Padmasambhava and the Diamond Triangle was held at Udayagiri, Odisha, from January 14–15, 2026, bringing...

Stones, Seals & Grants: Reweaving Chalukya Power in the Early Medieval Deccan

Archaeological Wealth of Sirsee Village

Unveiling Ancient Footprints: Archaeological Discovery in the Khairi-Bhandan River Basin of Odisha

PANCHMADIYA COMPLEX: HISTORICAL NARRATIVES & ARCHAEOLOGICAL RE-EVALUATION

Mahakalavana: The Sacred Forest of Divine Transcendence

Syncretism of Buddhist Vajrayāna and Śākta Kālī Tantra: Shared Deities, Doctrines, and Verses