KOHINOOR DIAMOND
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Archana Puran Singh reveals she’s on a new mission in London: ‘I am here to proudly steal…’
Archana Puran Singh humorously declared her intent to reclaim the Kohinoor diamond during her UK holiday with family. The actor joked about bringing the historic gem back to India, a recurring theme in their vacation vlogs. The family is renting a traditional English house and exploring the city, sharing their experiences on YouTube.
Kohinoor's Dark Secret: Is King Charles' cancer linked to the cursed diamond infamous for fall of Khilji Empire and East India Company?
Unraveling the mystique of the Koh-i-noor diamond, linked to a fabled curse, the article explores its alleged connection to King Charles' cancer. From the diamond's origin in India to its journey through empires, the curse supposedly led to the downfall of rulers. While the British Royals avoided wearing it, demands persist for its return to India amidst ongoing fascination and superstition.
Kohinoor display gets 'transparent' makeover at Tower of London
The Kohinoor diamond, claimed by India, will be displayed at the Tower of London's new exhibition, contextualising its colonial history in a "transparent, balanced and inclusive" way. The Jewel House exhibition showcases an accompanying video that narrates the diamond's journey across the world. In addition, the exhibition presents labels explaining the diamond's historical integration with royal ornaments. The historic Colonial Kohinoor has been passed down through the hands of Mughal Emperors, Shahs of Iran, Emirs of Afghanistan, and Sikh Maharajas. The exhibition runs until November.
Here’s why Camilla will give the famed Kohinoor diamond a miss at King Charles's coronation
The Kohinoor is the most famous diamond in the world. It was allegedly discovered on the banks of Krishna River, roughly 800 years ago.
Kohinoor belongs to Lord Jagannath, says Odisha organisation, seeks return from England
A Puri-based outfit, the Shree Jagannath Sena, has submitted a memo to the President, seeking intervention in the matter. The Sena claims that the Kohinoor belongs to Lord Jagannath - the deity of the famous Puri temple.
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Netizens remember Queen Elizabeth II with Hrithik Roshan's Dhoom 2 meme
In Dhoom 2(2006), Hritik Roshan donned an elaborate get up of the Queen. In the movie, Roshan's character steals Elizabeth II's crown by disguising himself as the Queen and escapes.
Now, where will Kohinoor go?
Many believe that King Charles III, the upcoming monarch, will receive the Kohinoor-studded crown. According to the Kohinoor's ascension history, the diamond will instead go to the following Queen, who in this instance is Camilla Parker Bowles, the Queen Consort.
Queen Elizabeth II's death: Camilla will get Kohinoor diamond crown
The crown, which has 2,800 diamonds, holds the famous 105-carat Koh-i-Noor diamond as well. It is one of the most larges and most controversial jewels in the world. Queen Elizabeth wore the crown during coronation of her husband George VI in 1937.
Kohinoor was surrendered to British, says ASI
The Archeological Survey of India (ASI), however, has contradicted the government’s stand by stating in a recent RTI reply that the diamond was in fact “surrendered” by the Maharaja of Lahore to Queen Victoria of England.
Can't pass an order on reclaiming Kohinoor: Supreme Court
In saying this, the SC's 3-judge bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar also dismissed two petitions on the issue, calling them "frivolous."
Government trying for satisfactory resolution to Kohinoor tangle
He was responding to a query on steps taken by the government to bring back the 108-carat precious gem, which is currently set in a royal crown on display in the Tower of London.
Sushma Swaraj, Mahesh Sharma discuss Kohinoor diamond issue
The meeting lasted for over 45 minutes and issues relating to the 108-carat diamond which is currently set in a crown on display in the Tower of London were discussed, a source said.
Supreme Court agrees to hear another plea on bringing back 'Kohinoor'
A three-judge bench comprising Chief Justice T S Thakur and Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud said it would hear the plea alongwith other pending PIL on the issue.
Government exploring ways to resolve Kohinoor issue with UK: Mahesh Sharma
"The Ministry of External Affairs is exploring ways and means for obtaining a satisfactory resolution to this issue with the UK government," Mahesh Sharma said.
Centre declines to share info on bringing back Kohinoor
The Centre has declined to share details of India's efforts to get back the famous Kohinoor diamond from the UK, saying the matter was subjudice.
Kohinoor diamond: Only amicable route open to India
There are legal provisions in effect that prevent anything other than an amicable route to bring back the Kohinoor diamond.
Government makes a U-turn on Kohinoor diamond
In a statement, the government claimed it has not yet conveyed its views to the court "contrary to what is being misrepresented" in the media.
Respect Indian govt's decision on Kohinoor: Keith Vaz
The Indian Government made a statement to the Supreme Court yesterday that India should not try to reclaim the Kohinoor diamond as it was given to Britain as a gift.
Dismissal of PIL on Kohinoor may deny government's legit claim: Supreme Court
SC said this was the stand of Ministry of Culture while the response from Ministry of External Affairs, which is also a party, is awaited.
Culture Ministry not to take action to bring back Kohinoor: Mahesh Sharma
Sharma ruled out any action by his ministry to bring back Kohinoor diamond, saying that any call on the matter will be taken at the diplomatic level.
India may not get back Kohinoor diamond
India may not get back the Kohinoor diamond, the Centre has said, citing a 43-year-old law that does not allow it to bring back antiquities taken out of the country before independence.
Supreme Court asks Centre to clarify stand on bringing back Kohinoor
The PIL has made Ministry of External Affairs and Ministry of Culture, High Commissioners of UK, Pakistan and Bangladesh as parties in the case.
UK Queen cannot be made respondent in Koh-i-Noor case:Official
Queen Elizabeth-II cannot be made a respondent in Pakistan's bid to bring back the famed Koh-i-Noor diamond, a provincial official told a top court.
Pakistan court asks federal,Punjab government to give replies on Kohinoor
A Pakistani court has directed federal and Punjab provincial govt to submit written replies to it on a petition seeking return of the famed Koh-i-Noor diamond.
Under which law Pakistan can seek return of Koh-i-noor: Lahore HC asks
Lahore HC directed the federal and Punjab law officers to appear on next hearing on February 25 and give arguments about its maintainability.
Pakistan court accepts plea to bring back Koh-i-Noor from UK
A Pakistani court has accepted a petition seeking direction to the government to bring back Koh-i-Noor from British Queen Elizabeth-II.
Court dismisses plea filed to bring Koh-i-Noor to Pakistan
A Pakistani court today dismissed a petition filed by a barrister seeking direction to the government to bring back the famed Koh-i-Noor diamond.
Petition filed to bring Kohinoor from UK to Pakistan
Reportedly, in 1849, after the conquest of the Punjab by the British forces, the properties of the Sikh Empire were confiscated.
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