Doddakannali houses one of the earliest inscription stones dated 890 AD.

The church was meant for army stationed in the British cantonment.

The five-acre space connecting Richmond Road, Trinity Road and Lower Agaram Road lies on defence land that civilians do not have access to.

Even with unplanned development, part of Hebbal continues to retain an old-world charm.

Around 120 of the 153 inscription stones have been destroyed due to neglect and urban development.

The inscription dates back to the Ganga dynasty in Karnataka.

Recently two inscriptions have been rescued in Sarakki and Hebbal.

If this is not catastrophic, the repealing of the Karnataka Lake Conservation and Development Authority Act will further snap the last-rema...

Warsaw has dusted itself from war, ravage and unspeakable destruction following World War II, and painstakingly rebuilt itself.

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

Unlike exhibitions, walks and talks - where participants are mere spectators - hunts involve people at a different level.

After Rev Rice's oldest son Benjamin Lewis (BL) Rice left Bengaluru in 1906, all his five siblings eventually settled in England by the ear...

Based on petition, the Madras High Court had stayed any benefits for the languages till it was disposed of.

Begur, just 3.6 km from the Bommanahalli junction, dates back to the 9th century and is said to be an important centre for the Western Gang...