Pleach India Foundation
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About Pleach India Foundation
We are a non-profit organisation set out to entwine tangible Indian heritage to our lives. 𝗣reserve, 𝗟earn, 𝗘ducate, 𝗔rt, 𝗖ulture, 𝗛eritage. Let's connect, cherish and preserve our beautiful heritage!
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Watch this episode till the end to find out how Aurangzeb destroyed his own family to seize the throne. This is the story of the Cruel King's rise to power. https://www.instagram.com/p/DGfhpiFy9R0/
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Step into history as you explore the six breathtaking Hill Forts of Rajasthan (built during 8th to 18th Cent CE)—majestic strongholds that once stood as the power centers of Rajput kings. 1. Chittor Fort, Chittorgarh Dist., by Chitrangada Mori during the 7th Cent CE 2. Kumbhalgarh Fort, Rajsamand Dist., by Rana Kumbha in 1448 CE 3. Ranthambore Fort, Sawai Madhopur Dist., by Sapaldaksha during the mid-10th Cent CE 4. Gagron Fort, Jhalawar Dist., by Bijaldev Singh Dod., during the 12th Cent CE 5. Amber Fort, Jaipur city., by Man Singh I in 1592 CE 6. Jaisalmer Fort, Jaisalmer city., by Rawal Jaisal in 1155 CE From the golden sands of Jaisalmer to the forested heights of Ranthambore, these forts blend strategic defense with stunning architecture, drawing influences from Sultanate and Mughal styles. Within their walls, you'll find grand palaces, vibrant markets, sacred temples, and remarkable water systems—some still in use today! Whether it's Chittorgarh’s legendary sieges, Kumbhalgarh’s endless walls, or Amber’s Rajput-Mughal grandeur, these forts whisper tales of valor and culture. Ready to walk through time? https://www.instagram.com/p/DFsRLtszXYg/
The *Konark Sun Temple* is designed as a giant stone chariot with 24 intricately carved wheels pulled by seven horses.
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*Srikalahasti Kalamkari* is a beautiful hand-painted fabric tradition from Andhra Pradesh! Known for its intricate designs inspired by nature, mythology, and folklore. This art form follows a detailed 23-step process and proudly holds a GI tag (2006). *More than just art, Kalamkari showcases the beauty of our rich cultural heritage* Check out our latest short from the series *‘Treasured Tradition of Andhra Pradesh.’* Let’s take pride and celebrate this unique, *GI-protected craft!* *Do Like, Share & Subscribe our channel for more!* https://youtube.com/shorts/fMjOy2Fb2eI?si=VnyRlk5Ek8O32VNm