Raji: An Ancient Epic has been causing ripples across the world for its stunning visuals, use of Indian mythology, and a great storyline. The game created by namely Shruti Ghosh, Avichal Singh and Ian Maude is India’s first indie game which is available worldwide on various platforms like PC, Xbox and PS4. The game is widely popular because of the unique game graphics and the usage of ancient Indian folklore, artwork and music. The story follows through a girl who has been tasked by the Gods to battle a demonic invasion and save her brother. The game also includes mythological Indian weapons starting of with The Trishul and as the story passes by we end up with the mythologically most powerful weapon of Vishnu, Sudarshan Chakra. Inclusion of tales from the EPICS of Mahabharata and Ramayana makes the style of storytelling even more interesting and intriguing. Another unique storytelling style shown in the game was through the medium ...
When we think of the imperial age in India, the only thing which comes to our mind is the grandeur of Indian forts and the various battles fought for annexation of land. But during those times, there existed thinkers who would want to gain knowledge beyond human capacity. The Jantar Mantar built in 1734 by Maharaja Jai Singh (II) stands as a significance of astronomical advancements in the early ages. The Jantar Mantar observatory was set up to compile astronomical tables and track the movement of The Sun, moon and other planets. It is an expression of the astronomical skills and cosmological concepts of the court of a scholarly prince at the end of the Mughal period. The placement of this equinoctial sundial was made so accurately, that the instruments are aligned parallel to Earth's axis and also parallel to the plane of the Equator. The Brihat Samrat Yantra is known to predict the local time within a span of two seconds and is declared as a World Heritage...