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Mughal-Era Pigeon Rearing Tradition Thrives in Delhi
The ancient Mughal tradition of pigeon-rearing and training continues to flourish in Delhi, India. This centuries-old practice, once popular among emperors, is being preserved by enthusiasts in the heart of the capital.
21 Apr, 07:24 — 21 Apr, 08:54
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Al JazeeraMostly Factual110d ago
Mughal-era pigeon training survives in heart of India’s capital
Pigeon-keeping remains a therapeutic and communal escape for Delhi residents amid the city's chaos and demands.
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Ancient Mughal Tradition Of Pigeon-Rearing Thrives In Delhi
In the heart of India's capital city New Delhi, a few men are practising the ancient Mughal tradition of pigeonrearing, training the birds to navigate long distances,
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First report: Al Jazeera · 21 Apr, 07:24|Full coverage: 2 · 2h|Window: 2h
