In the heart of ancient India stands the majestic Kangra Fort, a testament to the grandeur of bygone eras. Once known as Dhameri Fort, it was renamed Nurpur Fort by Mughal Emperor Jahangir in honor of his beloved wife, Noorjhan Jahangir. This fort, steeped in history, holds a chilling tale of jealousy, betrayal, and a spirit that lingers to this day. During Jahangir's reign, a talented dancer named Noori graced the fort with her captivating performances. Her beauty and voice surpassed that of Noorjhan, instilling fear and insecurity in the empress. Noorjhan, consumed by envy, resolved to silence Noori's allure forever. Image source - Google One fateful day, as Noori danced with grace and charm, Noorjhan, in a moment of madness, slashed Noori's tongue. The music in the fort fell silent, and the once-joyous atmosphere turned somber. The fort's harmony was shattered, leaving it desolate and haunted by the echoes of Noori's silenced voice. The tragic incident strained
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