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Le Corbusier’s Chandigarh City: India in the Search of Unique Identity

India, a culturally and traditionally rich nation today, has been prominent since ancient times. The Britishers invaded India with the greed of robbing the rich. They ruled for about 300 years, yet they couldn’t break the nation, though India (Hindustan) lost its identity. “The identity lost, the hopes lost, Nonetheless, Chandigarh Vision provided an answer.” […]

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Architecture of Montreal: Alluring Marvels of the City

Pooja Swain

Montreal is called for Mount Royal, a triple-peaked hill in the city’s centre, which sits on an island in the Saint Lawrence River. The cobblestone lanes of Old Montreal, where there are over 50 National Historic Sites of Canada, bear witness to the city’s past as a French colony. Montreal recently hosted the 1967 National

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Making a Home in Southeast Asia: Essential Tips and Tricks

Chidattmika Pradhan

Introduction Sandy golden beaches, tropical forests, and perennial rivers with paddy terrains in sultry heat create a satisfying canvas of the great Southeast Asian region. One can easily distinguish as well as picture SEA, consisting of many early civilizations of the world, not only because of the great heritage these treasure but also the culture

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