Bhubaneswar: Durga Puja or Dussehra festival that is celebrated across Odisha has come a long way since its inception of ...

Raja Deva Sindhu’, directed by Durga Mohan and produced by Lakshmi Harish, is a social fantasy film that blends mythology ...

Experience the historical allure of Warangal, a gem in Telangana's crown and steeped in the legacy of the Kakatiya dynasty.

Recognition of all the marks and events of history is the sign of wisdom in the age of fast changing society influenced by ...

[1] The earliest records of the dynasty name their family as "Bhauma ... The Bhauma-Kara territory ultimately came under the control of the Somavamshis. [18] Shubhakara-deva I (Śubhākaradeva) c. 790?

The ballet also portrays Krishna Deva Raya as a fearless warrior who ... beautifully capturing the grandeur of the Vijayanagara dynasty.

[7] [9] Dhana (deva, bhuti, etc), Lord of Kosala ... [10] [4] The ancient Ayodhya inscription is significant also because it establishes that the Hindu Shunga dynasty was ruling Ayodhya around the 1st ...

Every year, managers try to get every slight advantage that they can. Typically, everyone’s favorite buzzword is “sleeper”. Basically, they’re asking for a player nobody knows about that they can ...

The real key to gaining an edge in dynasty leagues is mastering how to weigh this new information against our preseason expectations. As we head into October, recalibrating and forming new outlooks ...

Exuberant young men splashing around in a pool with one theatrically soaping himself as a crowd cheered. Sri Lankans dancing in an opulent hallway as the iconic papare bands played festive tunes ...

A video featuring a group of girls dressed in colourful ethnic attire, dancing to the popular song "Deva Shree Ganesha," has taken the internet by storm. The video begins with the girls chanting ...

Welcome to the dynasty trading post, where optimizing strategy, roster construction, format, and player value oscillations are examined weekly with examples and completed dynasty trades. This week, we ...