The Koh-i-Noor Diamond carries with a curse that only affects men. "Whoever owns this diamond will own the world, but he will also know all its misfortunes; only God or a woman can freely wear it," a folklore says. Secrets of the Koh-i-Noor. Premiering 20th Feb, Monday 8 pm only on Discovery Channel India. Manoj Bajpayee #DiscoveryChannelIndia #DiscoveryChannel #DiscoveryChannelIn #SecretsOfTheKohinoor #ManojBajpayee #Kohinoor | Discovery Channel India

After Queen Elizabeth II's death, Indians and South Africans took to social media to demand the return of the diamonds Koh-i-Noor and the Great Star of Africa. Here's how they ended up with the British royals in the first place. 👉 Find out more: https://www.1news.co.nz/2022/09/22/queens-death-sparks-complicated-emotions-in-former-colonies/ | 1News

Kohinoor diamond is one of the most precious as well as the most controversial elements on the earth. Even though the diamond belongs to India, it's currently not there. Allegedly, the Britishers "Stole" it from us. But it's not just the ownership that is controversial, but the nature of the diamond too. It's said that the diamond is cursed and it shows all misfortunes to the person who owns it. But what is the full story of Kohinoor? How did it reach Britain? Is there any hope of it getting bac