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The Shishunaga dynasty came to power after the people revolted against the Haryanka dynasty. Later, Shishunaga encouraged the cultural growth of his nation.

The filmmaker examines astrology's cultural influence and controversial rise as a billion-dollar industry, exploring the tension between tradition, skepticism and technology in the modern age.

Various artists re-enact the bravest escapes from captivity that prominent personalities have executed in the past across the world.

Virender Sehwag travels to the training bases of diversified, intrepid athletes aiming for glory at the 2020 Olympics, meeting their coaching staff and families, who are there to ensure their success.

The host travels to the holy town of Rewalsar where several members of Buddhist communities congregate to celebrate the birthday of Padmasambhava.

The host looks at how the Marwari community gained prominence in business circles and explains their cultural origins.

The host explores abandoned historical spots in India that are filled with mystery and studies how these once-flourishing places came to be in ruins.

The host notes the origins and contributions of Rajiv Gandhi, one of the youngest prime ministers in Indian history.

The narrator provides information about the local cuisines in several regions of India and the extravagant culinary traditions of Indian royalty.

Virender Sehwag travels to the training bases of diversified, intrepid athletes aiming for glory at the 2020 Olympics, meeting their coaching staff and families, who are there to ensure their success.

Naseer traces the origins of spinners who outwit batsmen from around the world. Additionally, he explores the unknown quality of Baloo to Vinoo Mankad's left-arm spin to the spin quartet of the 1960s.

Naseer traces the origins of spinners who outwit batsmen from around the world. Additionally, he explores the unknown quality of Baloo to Vinoo Mankad's left-arm spin to the spin quartet of the 1960s.

An in-depth look at catastrophic events, analysing the science behind natural and man-made disasters and exploring the causes and consequences through expert insights and CGI visuals.

Rukhma Bai is known for being one of the first practising woman doctors in colonial India and for her significant contribution to banning child marriage.

The host provides insights into the various regiments of the Indian army, their training, traditions, history, contributions and how a civilian becomes a soldier.

The filmmaker sheds light on the lesser-known facts about the country of India through voyages that have enabled the documentation of the evolution of India.

Host Sara Khan travels the Indian sub-continent to explore established myths and legends, to decode them and discover their origin and the reasons they are prevalent.

The narrator provides a comprehensive and detailed insight into Buddhism, explaining the religion's history and impact on society.

The filmmaker explores the rich architecture and constitution of India's history, highlighting its unique design and engineering.

The host delves deep into the origins of Indian footwear and examines the science and mythology behind such a creation.

After reaching Leh, Ankit talks with the local business owners to educate himself about the city. Later, he learns about the history of Shanti Stupa.

The presenter sheds light on the rich history, sacred customs and religious significance of some of India's most magnificent temples.

The filmmaker delves into the fascinating stories behind the names of different places while also examining how certain people received various titles.

The host explores abandoned historical spots in India that are filled with mystery and studies how these once-flourishing places came to be in ruins.

Naseer takes a look at the best left-handed batsmen in the 20th and 21st centuries. Additionally, once a rarity, four left-handers feature in India's 2015 World Cup squad.

The host provides insights into the various regiments of the Indian army, their training, traditions, history, contributions and how a civilian becomes a soldier.

'Mardaani Khel', a sport that began in the 1600s in Maharashtra, used to be an essential art in the Maratha community.