Karnataka has taken up an ambitious project to gather and document information about every village related to its history, culture and heri...

Free history classes during school hours for seventh and eighth graders focus on the history of the city.

Mark Cubbon was the longest-serving commissioner of the erstwhile Mysore State and arguably the most-remembered British administrator in Be...

The maharaja said that he was saddened by the dilapidated condition of the school building, which has the distinction of being the first hi...

According to Meera Iyer, convenor, Intach Bengaluru chapter, city’s structural heritage means streets, markets and neighbourhoods, rather t...

The govt proposes to develop ten prominent tourist sites as Iconic Tourism destinations.

A relatively new clothes emporium on MG Road is listed as a ‘commercial heritage’ property while an old insurance house in Halasuru that no...

Perception is that inscriptions talk about obvious things like dynasties and dates, historians believe that they throw light on religious p...

Seshadripuram was primarily a residential locality, known for its educational institutions, proximity to the railway line and government of...

In the past three decades, many heritage structures in Bengaluru and their stories have vanished without a trace.

ET explains the story behind the names; Yelahanka rulers built the shrine, according to legend.

A look at the bustling and packed Racecourse Road to day hardly traces its roots back to the British military reorganisation .

Before becoming the Raj Bhavan - the residence of the Rajyapal, the Governor - it was the power centre of the British in Bengaluru.

The memorial was unveiled in 1928 in Bengaluru, in the memory of 350 officers and soldiers who died in the Great War.

The heritage site that once stored guns, shells, rockets and other artillery for the Tiger of Mysore, is now a vandal's haven.

Though trading of textile, garments and jewellery was its mainstay , it was also known for the various historic landmarks that dotted its o...

Ulsoor Gate, in its heydays in the 1700s, was more than just a gateway to the walled city of Bengaluru.