Kohinoor was discovered in India and the British took it to England and captured it. In history, many claimants of this diamond have been mentioned like Alauddin Khilji, Babar, Akbar and Maharaja ...

On 1 February 1850, the jewel was sealed in a small iron safe inside a red dispatch box, both sealed with red tape and a wax seal and kept in a chest at Bombay Treasury awaiting a steamer ship ...

Lady Meherbai Tata, one of the most influential women in the Tata family. She was a fierce advocate for women’s empowerment and social reforms. At a time when Indian society restricted women to ...

The Kohinoor was originally a giant diamond, weighing almost 180 carats. It was worn as an armband by Maharaja Ranjit Singh, as depicted in many portraits of the time. In this, the conclusion of ...

'It (Kohinoor) represents colonisation and bloodshed. Give it back to India. I don't see why an Indian child from India has to travel all the way to the UK to look at it and pay for it,' said ...