Even after the Crusades had ended, its spirit pervaded much of Christendom in the E...
he Zamorin's forces - mostly the navy under the Marakkars - were deployed outsi...
Historians of Calicut have dwelt at length on the internecine wars which the Zamori...
Calicut witnessed a few days ago the curious spectacle of large number of people fo...
What was Calicut like before the Zamorins established thier rule in the 12th c...
This was the question posed by an avid commentator, Premnath T Murkoth, on an earli...
Around the time William Logan was writing Malabar Manual (1887), an American ...
Calicut pops up in the most unlikely stories. Business Standard reports t...
"The Zamorin's empire at its zenith included the whole of the west co...
One more landmark in the glorious past of Calicut may soon disappear – unless tho...
We had posted an entry (Dec 12, 2008) on the abandoned graves of two British soldie...
Sir Richard F. Burton (1821-1890) was a colourful Victorian gentleman. He is best k...
Generations of students all over the English speaking world were fed on the tragic ...