When Power Moved North: The British India Capital Shifts from Calcutta to Delhi (1911) https://youtube.com/shorts/LE3l_IjArSE?feature=share In 1911, the British colonial administration made a historic decision to shift the capital of British India from Calcutta to Delhi. The move was strategic—Delhi’s central location, imperial legacy, and symbolic authority made it ideal for consolidating British power. This transition reshaped India’s political geography and led to the creation of New Delhi as

Kasauli, a stunning hill station in the Himalayas, is a perfect blend of natural beauty, colonial architecture, and rich history. In this episode of ‘I Love My India” Kamiya Jani explores Kasauli, a Himachal’s hidden gem and lists down the six places she visited: 1) Kasauli Mall Road 2) Christ Church 3) Heritage Market 4) Narinder Sweet House 5) Meditation point 6) Gilbert Trail | Kamiya Jani