The Cursed Diamond: Kooh-I-Noor! The Kohinoor Diamond, one of the most legendary gems in human history, has a past drenched in blood, betrayal, and empire. This reel takes you on a gripping journey from its origins in ancient India to its controversial place in the British Crown Jewels today. 💠 First discovered in the Golconda mines of India, the Kohinoor passed through the hands of Mughals, Persians, Afghans, Sikhs, and finally the British after the annexation of Punjab in 1849. 🏴‍☠️ Once wor

#VantageOnFirstpost: The Kohinoor isn’t just a diamond — it’s a legacy of conquest, colonialism, and controversy. Mined in India, taken by the British, and recut into a royal crown, this 105-carat gem has long symbolised imperial loot. But now, for the first time, the UK is talking about sharing it with India. Not returning it or apologising for it, London is just talking about sharing. But why now? Palki Sharma tells you. | Firstpost