The history of Waqf in India started with the gift of two villages in the 12th century. Home Minister Amit Shah stated in ...
From its origin in 12th century to the expansion and institutionalisation during Mughal rule, Waqf has not only functioned as ...
Eager to break China’s monopoly on tea, the British were actively seeking alternative sources. In the early 19th century, British adventurer Robert Bruce learned of wild tea plants in Assam from ...
As highlighted by Home Minister Amit Shah, Waqf Boards in India managed approximately 18 lakh acres of land from 1913 to 2013. However, significant legislative changes in 2013 catalyzed a profound ...
The festival will take place at Gorsam Chorten, a 93-foot-tall stupa built during the 12th century AD by local monk Lama ...