Mubarak," which means "The Blessed Fort." Historical records suggest that Emperor Shah Jahan built this magnificent structure after choosing to shift his capital from Agra to Delhi.

The Red Fort (Lal Qila) is one of Delhi’s iconic landmarks ... It was originally built using white marble, and over time, it adopted its current reddish hue due to the weathering of its sandstone.

Seat of the Mughal Empire since Emperor Shah Jehan, the Red Fort stood for the might of imperial Hindustan. The medieval structure in Delhi holds significance even today as the Prime Minister of ...

Right in the heart of Delhi ... meaning “The Blessed Fort.” Surprisingly, the fort wasn’t always red. Its original design featured breathtaking white lime plaster and marble, giving it ...

The air is filled with pride, patriotism, and a deep sense of unity as India marks its 76th Republic Day. January 26th is a ...