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Shaniwarwada Fort Nestled in the heart of Pune , Maharashtra , Shaniwarwada Fort stands as a monument to the Maratha Empire's glory . While the fort's architectural beauty and historical significance are undeniable, it is the eerie and tragic events tied to it that make it one of the most fascinating landmarks in India . The most chilling of these stories revolves around the mysterious death of Narayan Rao Peshwa , a young ruler whose assassination has spawned decades of ghostly legends. To this day, Shaniwarwada is whispered to be haunted by the restless spirit of the ill-fated Peshwa.  The Tragic Tale of Narayan Rao Peshwa Narayan Rao Peshwa ascended to the throne of the Maratha Empire at the tender age of 16, following the sudden death of his cousin, Madhavrao I, in 1772. Though well-meaning, Narayan Rao was inexperienced and struggled to wield control over the empire, which was rife with political intrigue and courtly conspiracies. During his reign, one of the most si

THE WRITER'S BUILDING Haunted Halls: The Ghost Stories of Writer's Building   Standing majestically at BBD Bagh , Writer's Building has long been the seat of power in West Bengal . With its imposing red facade and classical columns, it has witnessed countless events throughout history — from the days of British colonial rule to the struggles for Indian independence. Yet, beyond its architectural grandeur, there lies a darker, more mysterious side to the building. For generations, civil servants, security guards, and late-night workers have whispered of strange, unexplained encounters in its shadowed halls.  Is the Writer's Building haunted? Let’s explore the eerie tales that have haunted this iconic structure for decades. Historical Context: A Colonial Legacy of Power and Tragedy Built in 1777 for the clerks (or writers) of the British East India Company , Writer's Building was a center of British bureaucracy and power in India. The grand edifice stood as a sym

GHOSTLY FIGURE When my father passed away, I never imagined that his death would unravel a web of secrets hidden deep within our family. I wasn't particularly close to him—most sons aren't—but I never expected to discover that he had a younger brother, my uncle Kishori , who had been hidden from me all my life. Six days after my father’s funeral, I found myself sitting in a dimly lit room with my grandmother , who struggled with dementia. Her tears flowed freely as she shared fragments of our family's past, but her mind seemed lost, and I couldn’t grasp the gravity of her words until much later.   A Sudden Revelation The days following my father's death were filled with confusion. I had rushed home from Kanpur only to discover that our family was not as straightforward as I believed. During the funeral rites , I first laid eyes on Uncle Kishori, a man whose features mirrored my father’s but whose presence felt foreign and unsettling. My mother’s discomfort around h

Bhangarh Fort   The Legend of Bhangarh Tucked away in the Alwar district of Rajasthan, India , the ancient town of Bhangarh is home to what many claim to be the most haunted place in the country – the Bhangarh Fort. With its crumbling walls and eerie atmosphere, the fort has long been the subject of folklore and ghost stories that have drawn curious travelers, thrill-seekers, and paranormal investigators from around the world. The Origins of the Curse The haunting of Bhangarh Fort is rooted in a tale of unrequited love, sorcery, and vengeance. According to legend, a local princess named Ratnavati was known for her beauty and charm. Her fame attracted the attention of a powerful sorcerer named Singhia, who fell in love with her. However, knowing that his love would never be reciprocated, Singhia resorted to black magic to win her over. One day, the sorcerer enchanted a bottle of perfume that was being sold to the princess, hoping that once she used it, she would fall in love with him