Image 1 — Laal Kot Fort(Quila Rai Pithora), Delhi
Image 2 — Laal Kot Fort(Quila Rai Pithora), Delhi
Image 3 — Laal Kot Fort(Quila Rai Pithora), Delhi
Image 4 — Laal Kot Fort(Quila Rai Pithora), Delhi
Image 5 — Laal Kot Fort(Quila Rai Pithora), Delhi
Image 6 — Laal Kot Fort(Quila Rai Pithora), Delhi
Image 7 — Laal Kot Fort(Quila Rai Pithora), Delhi
Image 8 — Laal Kot Fort(Quila Rai Pithora), Delhi
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Laal Kot Fort(Quila Rai Pithora), Delhi

Lal Kot — the first fortified city of Delhi, built by the Tomar (Tanwar) ruler Anangpal Tomar. A symbol of the dynasty that laid the foundations of Delhi.

Laal Kot Fort was the first fortified city of Delhi. It was built by the Gujjar chief, Maharaja Anangpal Tomar II of the Tomara (Tanwar) dynasty around the mid-11th century (c. 1050–1060 CE).

It served as:

-The capital of the Tomar Kingdom.

- A massive defensive fortress protecting Delhi.

-The earliest known fortified urban settlement of medieval Delhi.

Later, in the late 12th century, Prithviraj Chauhan III expanded Laal Kot by building a larger outer fortification, which became known as Qila Rai Pithora.

Today, the surviving walls of Laal Kot are considered the oldest surviving fortifications in Delhi, marking the beginning of Delhi's long history as a major political center.

u/DustOk9237 — 4 days ago

One of the staff of Ram Mandir Sewarat Tiwari purchased land worth 1.5 crores few months ago. Another staff Lavkush Mishra purchased land worth 40 lakh. Their monthly salary is only 18k-20k.

u/DustOk9237 — 21 days ago
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"Every man in Ram Mandir trust is corrupt.Champat Rai and Nripendra Mishra are looting. Anil Mishra is the only man in Ayodhya whose house has an elevator. Not a single person in Ram mandir trust from Lord Ram Raghuvanshi's tradition." -Chief of Dharma Sena

u/Certain_Bridge9574 — 20 days ago
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Jai Prakash Narayan Bird Sanctuary (Surha Tal) in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh has been designated as India’s 100th Ramsar site. This wetland is rich in avifaunal biodiversity, attracting several migratory and resident birds.

u/AllFood4Mee — 29 days ago

Yash Khatik the murderer of para athlete Chirag Tyagi was only arrested and not encountered like others only because Yash Khatik is from dalit community.

u/DustOk9237 — 1 month ago
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Painting of Veer Durgadas Rathore with the young heir of Marwar Ajit Singh during the Rajput rebellion by Archibald Herman Müller in the Mehrangarh Fort Museum, Jodhpur.

u/DustOk9237 — 1 month ago

Facing thousands of enemies on Feb 6,1948 PVC Naik Jadunath Singh and his section of just 9 men held the line at Tain Dhar,Naushera.When his entire team had fallen and he himself was grievously injured he made a single handed charge with his Sten gun that terrified the enemy .

u/DustOk9237 — 1 month ago

Sports Authority of India ( SAI) to set up Advance Center of Excellence in Gorakhpur

u/DustOk9237 — 1 month ago

A study by Sociologist researches in JNU on the distinction between Modern Yadav caste and Yadav Kshatriya.

u/DustOk9237 — 1 month ago

Sad there is no Gautam Gambhir and Naveen to cook this manchild. That hand twist by Naveen was so satisfying to watch.

u/DustOk9237 — 1 month ago
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In the 1971 Indo-Pak war,Indian forces under Brigadier Maharaj Bhawani Singh advanced 100km into Pakistani's Sindh province and captured Chachro.It was under India's control for a year before Indira Gandhi returned it to Pakistan.4 years later Brigadier Maharaj was put in Tihar jail during emergency

u/DustOk9237 — 2 months ago

Nain Singh Rawat a pahari Rajput from Kumaon mapped the Himalayas and explored Lhasa. He was awarded the Royal Geographical Society Patron's Medal.

u/DustOk9237 — 2 months ago
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The Sun Temple of Modhera, Gujarat, 11th century CE temple complex built under the Chaulukya (Solanki) dynasty

The Sun Temple at Modhera in present-day Gujarat was built in the early 11th century CE, generally attributed to the reign of Bhima I of the Chaulukya (Solanki) dynasty. The complex is dedicated to Surya, the solar deity, and is one of the most studied examples of Maru-Gurjara temple architecture in western India.

The site is arranged along an east–west axis and consists of three main parts: the Surya Kund (stepped tank), the Sabha Mandapa (assembly hall), and the Gudha Mandapa (sanctum hall). The temple is known for its detailed sandstone carvings, geometric ceiling designs, and sculptural programs depicting deities, musicians, dancers, scenes from epics, and aspects of daily life.

Unlike many later temples, the Modhera complex no longer contains an active main idol in the sanctum. Archaeological and inscriptional evidence places the monument within the broader temple-building activity of western India during the 11th–12th centuries.

The stepped tank in front of the temple contains numerous miniature shrines and demonstrates advanced planning in water architecture as well as ritual design. The surviving carvings also provide important evidence for clothing, ornamentation, iconography, and artistic conventions of the period.

u/DustOk9237 — 2 months ago
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Maharaja Chhatrasal Bundela began his revolt against the Aurangzeb in 1671 at the age of 22 and by the 1680s he had established his independent Bundela kingdom in Bundelkhand. He spent around 60 years resisting Mughal rule and remained largely undefeated until his death in 1731.

u/DustOk9237 — 2 months ago
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the hindi heartland in general has CIVIC problem

source: National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5).

u/DustOk9237 — 2 months ago