📸 “Sikandra – The Mausoleum of Emperor Akbar” (Samuel Bourne, late 1860s) Step back into the 19th century and witness one of India’s greatest Mughal masterpieces — Akbar’s Tomb at Sikandra, captured by legendary British photographer Samuel Bourne. Built in honor of Emperor Akbar the Great, this majestic monument blends Mughal architecture and Persian elegance, standing as a timeless symbol of the empire’s grandeur. 🕰️ Photographed in the late 1860s — Albumen print from England, now preserved a

Modern and brutalist architecture in New Dehli, India. © Roberto Conte (2019) 1-2: National Cooperative Development Corporation, by Kuldip Singh (1973). 3: Sri Ram Center, by Shiv Nath Prasad (1972). 4: Indian National Science Academy, by Raj Rewal (1990). 5: Scope Complex, by Raj Rewal (1989). 6: State Trading Corporation, by Raj Rewal (1976-1989). 7: Akbar Bhavan, formerly used as a hotel and now hosting the South Asian University and the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs, by Shiv Nath Prasa