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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 32

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Kardyl Building: An Indo-Saracenic Architectural Marvel in Colonial Madras

The Kardyl Building in Chennai, constructed in 1897, exemplifies Indo-Saracenic architecture, blending Indian, Islamic, and European styles. Designed by J.H. Stephens for W.E. Smith & Co., a…

December 2023Vol. 32pp. 399–409

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 31

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Unsung Heroines of Rani of Jhansi Regiment (INA) from Tamil Nadu

By J. Sumathi

The Rani of Jhansi Regiment (INA), led by Subash Chandra Bose, recruited women from Tamil Nadu and other regions for India’s freedom struggle against British colonial rule. Despite societal norms…

June 2023Vol. 31pp. 275–286

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Vol. 31

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JIHC June 2023: New Peer Review Process, Diverse Themes, and Contributor Guidelines

By Nanditha C. Krishna, Kamala Gopalan, Yamini Anish Shah, G.B. Balaji, J. Sumathi

The Journal of Indian History and Culture (JIHC) has introduced a new Peer Review form to enhance the quality of research papers while retaining its pan-India character. This issue features diverse…

June 2023Vol. 31pp. 7–8

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 30

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C.K. Raja Raja Varma: Kerala's Unsung Freedom Fighter

By J. Sumathi

C.K. Raja Raja Varma, also known as Kochu Kuttan, was a lesser-known freedom fighter from Kerala who played a significant role in India's independence movement against British rule. Born in 1904 in…

December 2022Vol. 30pp. 269–276

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 29

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Weavers' Settlements and Colonial Trade in 17th-18th Century Madras

By J. Sumathi

During the 17th and 18th centuries, Madras emerged as a significant commercial hub under the English East India Company, driven by the trade of Indian textiles like cotton weaves and calico. Key…

June 2022Vol. 29pp. 212–222

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Vol. 29

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Journal of Indian History and Culture: Medieval India Focus and Contributor Guidelines

By Nanditha C. Krishna, Kamala Gopalan, G.B. Balaji, J. Sumathi, T. Pichulakshmi, H. Manikandan, G. J. Sudhakar

The Journal of Indian History and Culture, established in 1966, has evolved significantly over the years, as reflected in its current form. The editor expresses gratitude to all contributors to the…

June 2022Vol. 29pp. 7–8

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 28

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Historical Aspect of a Weaver’s Settlement in Chintadripet

By J. Sumathi

Chintadripet, a historic settlement in Chennai, originated in the 17th century as a weaving hub under British colonial rule. Established in 1734 by the East India Company, it was designed to boost…

December 2021Vol. 28pp. 368–378

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Vol. 28

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Diverse Themes and Pan-India Perspectives in 28th JIHC Issue

By Nanditha C. Krishna, G.B. Balaji, J. Sumathi, T. Pichulakshmi, H. Manikandan, Jothymani, Lata Ganapathy, S. N. Arya

This 28th issue maintains a pan-India character, reflecting diverse contributions and themes. The papers are well-researched and detailed, with the editor expressing gratitude to all contributors.…

December 2021Vol. 28pp. 7–8

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Historical Aspect of a Weaver’s Settlement in Chintadripet

By J. Sumathi

Chintadripet, a historic settlement in Chennai, originated in the 17th century as a weaving hub under British colonial rule. Established in 1734 by the East India Company, it was designed to boost…

December 2021Vol. 28pp. 368–378

Colonial Trade+2

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 27

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Folk Dance and Drama During the Cankam Age

By J. Sumathi

The Cankam period (circa 300 BCE–300 CE) in Tamil Nadu featured a rich tradition of folk dances and dramas, as evidenced by Sangam literature like *Tolkappiyam*, *Eṭṭutokai*, and epics such as…

December 2020Vol. 27pp. 49–55

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 23

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Kanchipuram Houses: Occupational Influences on Architectural Design

By J. Sumathi

The traditional houses of Kanchipuram, dating back over two thousand years, reflect the cultural, social, and occupational needs of their inhabitants. The study examines four house types—Brahmin,…

September 2017Vol. 23pp. 99–109

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 20

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Kanchipuram's Ancient Urban Layout and Architecture in Sangam Literature

By J. Sumathi

The ancient city of Kanchipuram, as described in Sangam literature, featured a well-planned urban layout with broad, tree-lined roads and a distinct social segregation. The city was divided into…

September 2014Vol. 20pp. 35–42

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 19

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Ancient Ayodhya's Architectural Splendor in the Kamba Ramayana

By J. Sumathi

The ancient city of Ayodhya, central to Hindu mythology and the Ramayana, is described as a classic example of early Indian urbanization. Located on the Sarayu River, it served as the administrative…

September 2013Vol. 19pp. 7–16

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 18

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The Grove: Architectural Fusion and Heritage

By J. Sumathi

The Grove, a heritage bungalow in Chennai built in 1885-86, exemplifies a fusion of ancient, medieval, and modern architectural styles. Notable for its two-story structure, the bungalow features a…

September 2012Vol. 18pp. 206–212

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 17

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Agraharam Houses in Kanchipuram: Architecture and Cultural Significance

By J. Sumathi

The Agraharam houses in Kanchipuram, particularly the Seven House Street (Yelu Veedu Theru) and Lingappan Street, exemplify traditional Tamil Brahmin architecture shaped by cultural, social, and…

September 2011Vol. 17pp. 127–133

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Articles

Kardyl Building: An Indo-Saracenic Architectural Marvel in Colonial Madras

Unsung Heroines of Rani of Jhansi Regiment (INA) from Tamil Nadu

JIHC June 2023: New Peer Review Process, Diverse Themes, and Contributor Guidelines

C.K. Raja Raja Varma: Kerala's Unsung Freedom Fighter

Weavers' Settlements and Colonial Trade in 17th-18th Century Madras

Journal of Indian History and Culture: Medieval India Focus and Contributor Guidelines

Historical Aspect of a Weaver’s Settlement in Chintadripet

Diverse Themes and Pan-India Perspectives in 28th JIHC Issue

Historical Aspect of a Weaver’s Settlement in Chintadripet

Folk Dance and Drama During the Cankam Age

Kanchipuram Houses: Occupational Influences on Architectural Design

Kanchipuram's Ancient Urban Layout and Architecture in Sangam Literature

Ancient Ayodhya's Architectural Splendor in the Kamba Ramayana

The Grove: Architectural Fusion and Heritage

Agraharam Houses in Kanchipuram: Architecture and Cultural Significance

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