Thursday, 2 July 2026
Gingee Fort’s Forgotten King: How Raja Tej Singh Became Tamil Folklore’s Desing Raja
Gingee Fort’s Forgotten King: How Raja Tej Singh Became Tamil Folklore’s Desing Raja: Raja Tej Singh of Gingee: 350 horsemen vs 18,000 Nawab troops. The 22-year-old Rajput who chose death over dishonor and became Tamil folklore's Desing Raja.
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