Trademark tickets of textile trade during British Raj on display at Bengaluru’s Museum of Art and Photography
The trademark tickets reflect the changing times and idea of what the designer thought of India - one might see a deity, an Indian royal such as Tipu Sultan, or a print of Ravi Varma painting.
Mamata Banerjee's Praises For Cruel British Raj Gets Massive Backlash, Angry Netizens Call Her 'Imperial Apologist'
Mamata highlighted colonial legacy describing Kolkata’s architectural heritage as a ‘splendid’ reminder of British India.
Here are Kerry Mucklowe's best bits from the second series of This Country
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Before Gandhi's non-violence, Anushilan Samiti's arms revolution shook the Britsh Raj
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The art of renaming: Rechristening of Calcutta’s streets started with the British and continues today
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