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In 1988, terrorists regroup in Golden Temple post-Operation Blue Star. Meanwhile, posing as an ISI agent, Ajit Doval infiltrates for months during Operation Black Thunder.

A compilation of some of the most popular love stories featuring legendary characters based on various significant Indian historical and cultural legends.

The filmmaker sheds light on the recipients of India's highest civilian honour in order to explore the unknown stories behind their success.

The host explores the exile of King Rao Bundu and shares the story of Mohammed Ghori, a Turkish ruler who arrived in the 12th century.

Edward sets out to learn about the various religious talismans that are usually found hanging on the doors of Indian households.

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

The host sheds light on several kingdoms in ancient India while also exploring the history of their dynasties.

There are various ways of starting a journey that is adopted by Indians everywhere. Later, Edward Sonnenblick tries some of these ways that are considered auspicious.

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

Experts share their views on ten thoroughly researched people, places or events that changed the course of history in India.

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

Mahakaleshwar temple closed for Darshan.

Tracing the origins of traditional Indian attires, the host delves deeper into the historical significance of the indigenous clothing of the country.

Innovators come up with an edible spoon, a solar rickshaw, incense sticks, a rainwater harvesting system and various other inventions.

The narrator states some fascinating facts about the National Anthem of India and the people behind its composition and recognition.

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

Radhanath Sikdar was an Indian mathematician who became the first scholar to identify the height of Mount Everest.

The host explores various religious sites across India, highlighting their cultural significance and sharing testimonies of pilgrims.

The host explores the origins of the Kayastha community and examines their lengthy relationship with the business of accounting.

Edward decides to explore the meaning behind various unique practices and rituals that are followed only in India.

Tracing the origins of traditional Indian attires, the host delves deeper into the historical significance of the indigenous clothing of the country.

Sri Gupta became the first ruler of the Gupta dynasty after revolting against the Kushan dynasty ruler. Later, Chandragupta started the journey of expanding his rule.

Pivotal speeches by prominent Indian leaders are examined, shedding light on critical historical turning points that shaped the nation's path to independence and beyond.

The host looks at the history of Indian spices and the wars fought to acquire them. Later, the host shares interesting facts about the Indian railways.

The host travels on a motorcycle into the Ladakh valley and learns its significance as a tourist destination. Later, he explores the local communities.

The narrator sheds light on the origins of various communities settled in India along with their customs and traditions.

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

Aditya Bal arrives in Hampi, a village that is centuries old and has stored various stories in it. Later, he discovers many lost recipes.

A renowned Indian chef shares the recipes of a variety of mouthwatering dishes and demonstrates the steps involved in their preparation.

The host shares cherished festive recipes, including heirloom dishes, while celebrating the country's culture by exploring its rich folklore.

With a dash of intriguing facts, the host delves into the rich history of various delicacies that spice up one's mundane life.

A walk through the driest, hot, and yet the most lively state of Gujarat and its rich and colourful culture that is home to some delicious recipes.

Kullu has stored in it some fascinating stories of culture, history and long surviving recipes of delicious food.

The host shares cherished festive recipes, including heirloom dishes, while celebrating the country's culture by exploring its rich folklore.

With a dash of intriguing facts, the host delves into the rich history of various delicacies that spice up one's mundane life.

Bihar's rich culture, unique history and vibrant traditions are explored through the state's lesser-known destinations and hidden gems.

Explore Gujarat's dry, arid Kutch district where, despite scanty vegetation and harsh land, travelers can find many surprising culinary delights.

A renowned Indian chef shares the recipes of a variety of mouthwatering dishes and demonstrates the steps involved in their preparation.

A look at the history behind the importance of 'Chappan Bhog' in Mathura. Later, a brief look at the makings of the delicious 'Peda'.

Aditya Bal explores the pinch of British influence that can be seen in some popular and delicious dishes of Shimla.

Passionate food enthusiasts present information about some of the major Indian royal families and the culinary traditions and practices that they follow.

Chef Ranveer Brar prepares a few exquisite delicacies of Kashmir such as 'bom chaunt wangun', 'nadru palak' and 'gucchi pulao'.

Passionate food enthusiasts present information about some of the major Indian royal families and the culinary traditions and practices that they follow.

A brief look at the history of the most delicious and popular 'Bengali' sweet that is loved by many, 'rasgulla'.

Passionate food enthusiasts present information about some of the major Indian royal families and the culinary traditions and practices that they follow.

A brief look at the life of Chakravarti Rajagopalachari, independent India's first Indian Governor General, who was also a dedicated follower of Mahatma Gandhi.

The host takes a look at the rivalry between Dara Shikoh and Aurangzeb, the successors of well-known Mughal emperor Shah Jahan.

Radhanath Sikdar was an Indian mathematician who became the first scholar to identify the height of Mount Everest.

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.

A culinary expert shares various cooking tips and step-by-step recipes of mouth-watering dishes in a way that is simple and easy to understand.

The narrator narrates the history of the Pushyabhuti dynasty, which involves betrayal, suffering and tragic deaths.

The host explores the unique stories of Panna Devi, a fearless governess, and Ashoka, one of the most iconic emperors of India.

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.

Before the contribution of the Wright brothers, Vaimanika Shastra by Sage Bharadwaja mentions the concept of aeronautics.

Through archive footage and reconstructions, Major General Gagandeep Bakshi shares his experiences during the Battle of Tololing, a turning point during the Kargil War.

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.