
Chandresh Pandey is a sculptor based in Jaipur chose idol of Bhagwan Ram, Mata Sita and Laxman were selected for the Ayodhya Ram Mandir.

Champat Rai is the General Secretary of Ayodhya's Ram Mandir Trust in 2020. Rai is also the International Vice President of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad.

In the second battle of Anandpur , Aurangzeb's generals executed two children of Gobind Singh, Ajit Singh(17) and Jujhar Singh(13).

5 Dark Facts about Christmas that nobody ever told you.

The Gregorian calendar was created by Pope Gregory in 1528 CE to rectify the error in Julian Calendar which was the calendar of the Roman Empire and Roman Church.

Vajranabha was the son of Aniruddha, who was the grandson of Shri Krishna.

Gopal Bhar was the famous witty court official of the Nadia Zamindar Maharaja Krishna Chandra Roy.

Maharaj Krishna Chandra Ray was the raja or zamindar of Nadia, currently known as Krishnanagar from 1728 - 1782.