Made from seashells during the Indus Valley Civilization, 2000 BC.
Invented by Indian mathematician Sessa, surrounded by many stories.
Established in 700 BC with 300 lecture halls and libraries.
Originally named ‘Mokshapat’ or ‘Moksha Patamu’ during the British Raj.
Practiced for 5000 years, gained popularity as contemporary medicine.
Known as the cotton center since 1800 BC for its light, airy material.
Invented in 1762 by the Mughals, derived from the Hindi word ‘champo’.