Mughal
Americannoun
noun
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But they adapted Art Deco and vernacularised it, throwing in native design patterns, drawing inspiration from disparate local elements including ocean liners docked at Mumbai's ports and even lattice screens that are so typical of Mughal architecture.
From BBC
Falooda originated as a North Indian/Persian Mughal treat called faloodeh that originally was enjoyed by royalty.
From Seattle Times
Scorn for Mughal rulers, who are not ancestors of Indian Muslims and only shared a similar faith, is distinctive to India’s Hindu nationalists, who claim Mughals destroyed Hindu culture.
From Seattle Times
But this year, millions of students across India won’t delve into the Mughal Empire that constructed it.
From Washington Post
Chapters on the country’s historic Islamic rulers are either slimmed down or gone; an entire chapter in the 12th-grade history textbook, “Kings and Chronicles: The Mughal Courts,” was deleted.
From Washington Post
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