Agra: The Archeological Survey of India forgot to celebrate the birthday of Mughal emperor Akbar (October 15), and so did the heritage lovers of the city, but the students of journalism and mass communication of the Kendriya Hindi Sansthan and some activists thought it fit to remember the contribution of Jalaluddin Akbar whose seminal ideas of governance continue to guide the secular rulers of modern India.

Agra: The Archeological Survey of India forgot to celebrate the birthday of Mughal emperor Akbar (October 15), and so did the heritage lovers of the city, but the students of journalism and mass communication of the Kendriya Hindi Sansthan and some activists thought it fit to remember the contribution of Jalaluddin Akbar whose seminal ideas of governance continue to guide the secular rulers of modern India.  

Agra: Green activists in this Taj city have taken the lead in providing an alternative site on the banks of the Yamuna for the immersion.  

Agra: With pleasant weather, shops in old Agra markets well stocked with clothes, fancy skull caps, colourful handkerchiefs and scarfs, and bazaars full of goats, the Taj city was high on festive fervour on the eve of the Eid Tuesday.

Agra: With pleasant weather, shops in old Agra markets well stocked with clothes, fancy skull caps, colourful handkerchiefs and scarfs, and bazaars full of goats, the Taj city was high on festive fervour on the eve of the Eid Tuesday.

Agra: There's no doubt that no one thinks of Agra without also thinking of the Taj Mahal. But Agra has much more to offer than Mughal monuments, say local artistes, businessmen and culture-activists, and that is its entrepreneurial excellence.