Title: Rediscovery of Historic Sengol: Chennai Jewellers' Video Catches PM Modi's Attention Introduction: A one-minute video by Chennai-based Vummudi Bangaru Jewellers (VBJ) has drawn the attention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, leading to the retrieval and rediscovery of a significant historical artifact. The video showcased the story of the 'sengol,' a five-foot-long gold sceptre that symbolized the transfer of power from the British to India in 1947. The sceptre had been lying mislabelled as Nehru's 'golden walking stick' at the Allahabad Museum for decades. This article delves into the journey of the sengol, its rediscovery, and the subsequent events that have unfolded. The Forgotten 'Sengol': VBJ Managing Director Amarendran Vummudi revealed that the family was unaware of the sengol's story until they read about it in a magazine in 2018. In 2019, they found the sceptre at the Allahabad Museum but were unable to hold a planned press confer...
Sourav Ganguly, popularly known as "Dada," is a former cricketer and captain of the Indian national cricket team. He is considered one of the most influential and successful captains in Indian cricket history. Here is a detailed biography of Sourav Ganguly: Early Life and Education: Sourav Chandidas Ganguly was born on July 8, 1972, in Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), West Bengal, India. He hails from a middle-class family with a rich cricketing background. His father, Chandidas Ganguly, was a former Ranji Trophy player, and his elder brother, Snehasish Ganguly, also played first-class cricket. Ganguly developed a passion for cricket from an early age and honed his skills playing street cricket in Kolkata. He attended St. Xavier's Collegiate School and later pursued his higher education at the prestigious St. Xavier's College, Kolkata. Ganguly excelled both academically and in cricket during his school and college days. Domestic Career: Sourav Ganguly made his debut in fi...