Meet the Travancore royal family that controls one of India's richest temples with treasure worth Rs 1,00,000 crore The temple vault holds 9,000 kg gold reserves By Yash Bharati ...

Next time you are in Melbourne, you might like to take a detour via the Travancore suburb, traverse through Baroda street, Cashmere street, Delhi Court, Lucknow street etc. and maybe relax at ...

THE decision of the Maharajah of Travancore, announced by proclamation authorizing the opening of the temples controlled by the State to all Hindus, according to a Delhi dispatch in The Times of ...

Shortly after this, Travancore agreed to merge with India. Later, after the merger of Travancore, the Maharani moved to Madras. After that, she shifted to Bengaluru, where she built her bungalow.

The Travancore royal passed away in 1991, and a few years later the statue was shifted to the Sree Anantha Padmanabha Swamy temple in Gandhi Nagar, Adyar by well-wishers.