Deeply moved by Tanaji’s heroic sacrifice, Shivaji Maharaj renamed the fort Sinhagad, immortalizing his valiant warrior as ...

Kochi in Kerala is one of the most culturally rich, well planned and beautiful place or cantonment with beautiful beaches and ...

The incident occurred around 5:45 p.m. on Monday in Fort Lauderdale near the New River Triangle, the Coast Guard said. There were 13 people aboard the vessel at the time, it said. Fort Lauderdale ...

Pratapgad Fort reminds us of the Maratha heritage, valour, and strength. The Torna Fort in Pune has great cultural and historic importance. Also known as Prachandgad, this was the first fort captured ...

Shivaji’s conflict with the Bijapur Sultanate was central to his rise as a powerful ruler. Torna Fort (1646): His first military success came with the seizure of Torna Fort, marking the beginning of ...

Harihar is just one of Maharashtra’s many stairway challenges. Whether it’s the legendary Raigad Fort, the sky-high Torna Fort at 4,063 feet, or the nerve-wracking ascent of Kalavantin Durg, each trek ...

At the age of 16, he had already begun his campaign for a Maratha kingdom by capturing the Torna Fort in 1645 and initiating his military campaigns. Shivaji's coronation as the Chhatrapati on 6th ...

A man died from a heart attack after climbing Torna Fort in Pune, Maharashtra on Saturday (February 7). Ranjit Mohandas Shinde, 44, a dairy business owner was a native of Songav, Satara, who was ...

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the legendary founder of the Maratha Empire, was a visionary leader and a master strategist who understood the importance of forts in securing his kingdom. He ...

At the young age of 16, Shivaji, demonstrating his audacity, captured the Torna fort, which was under the Bijapur Sultanate. This wasn't a large battle, but it was significant as it marked the ...

Vijaydurg Fort, dubbed the “Eastern Gibraltar,” is a marvel of Maratha naval architecture. Nestled by the sea, it provides stunning ocean views, ancient ruins, and a serene atmosphere.