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India, Ecuador and Guyana deepen cultural ties through diplomacy in Gwalior

📅 18 September 2026 📍 ET Government

By Arunansh B Goswami

India’s ties with Latin America gain cultural momentum as diplomats from Ecuador and Guyana visit Gwalior, highlighting tourism, heritage and growing people-to-people connections.

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The Battle of Delhi (1803): Maratha Resistance to British Invasion

📅 08 September 2026 📍 Vivekananda International Foundation

By Arunansh B Goswami

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BRICS communications ministers blend digital cooperation with cultural diplomacy in Pune

📅 22 August 2026 📍 ET Government

By Arunansh B Goswami

India blends digital cooperation with cultural diplomacy as BRICS communications ministers discuss AI, cybersecurity and digital infrastructure while exploring Pune’s historical heritage.

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Historic tracks, modern ambitions: Gwalior-Chambal's railway network enters new era

📅 19 August 2026 📍 ET Government

By Arunansh B Goswami

Gwalior's 150-year railway legacy enters a new phase with the Kailaras-Birpur gauge conversion, improving connectivity while recalling the Scindia rulers' historic role in railway development.

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Scindia's industrial legacy shapes India's first telecom manufacturing zone in Gwalior

📅 06 August 2026 📍 ET Government

In 1904, Maharaja Madho Rao Scindia introduced telephones in the Gwalior State, likely marking the first use of telephone technology in Central India. The initial three exchanges, which provided 14 telephone connections, were located in Morar, Lashkar, and Moti Mahal. Recently his descendant Maharaja J. M. Scindia announced that the first Telecom Manufacturing Zone of India will be established in Gwalior.

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From Japan to Gwalior: Development of Chanderi Textile and Ceramic Industries

📅 05 August 2026 📍 Vivekananda International Foundation

By Arunansh B Goswami

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Hindavi Swarajya in Suba Ajmer: The Story of Jayappa Scindia

📅 05 August 2026 📍 News18

Jayappa Scindia, a Maratha leader, played a crucial role in asserting Maratha dominance in India. He was assassinated in 1755 at Nagaur, Rajasthan.

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India and Georgia: Deepening historic bonds through education, tourism and cultural diplomacy

📅 23 July 2026 📍 ET Government

By Arunansh B Goswami

The Georgian Ambassador's visit to Gwalior highlighted the deep historical ties between India and Georgia, while showcasing growing cooperation in education, tourism, cultural diplomacy and people-to-people exchanges.

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उज्जैन की तलवार और ढाल: श्रीमंत सुभेदार राणोजीराव सिंधिया

📅 19 July 2026 📍 पाञ्चजन्य

अरुणांश बी. गोस्वामी

राणोजीराव, जो ऐतिहासिक दक्कनी सेंद्रक वंश के थे, जानकोजीराव सिंधिया पाटिल और द्वारकाबाई सिंधिया के सबसे बड़े बेटे थे। जानकोजीराव सिंधिया पाटिल कन्हेड़खेड़ के मूल निवासी थे, जो अब महाराष्ट्र में है।

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The Italian Connection Of Madhya Pradesh: Scindias & The House Of Filose

📅 02 July 2025 📍 News18

By Arunansh B Goswami

The story of the Filose family in India begins with founder Michael Filose who came from Naples to Calcutta in 1770 AD and entered service of Maharaja Mahadji Scindia 4 years later. This fascinating historical account explores the deep connections between Italian merchants and the Scindia dynasty.

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Scindias and Their City of Music 🎵

MyGov India

By Mr. Arunansh B. Goswami, Head, Scindia Research Centre

An exploration of Gwalior's rich musical heritage and the Scindia dynasty's invaluable contributions to classical Indian music. This article delves into how the Scindias transformed Gwalior into one of India's most important centers for music and performing arts.

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The Maharajas of Indian aviation — how three generations of Scindias pioneered air travel

📅 06 August 2023 The Print

By Mr. Arunansh B. Goswami, Head, Scindia Research Centre

Scindias put Gwalior on the air map of India and the world, bringing a large part of central India into contact with the rest of the country and international air routes. Read Full Article →