Top 10 Amazing Facts About Adolf Hitler

10. His First Love Was A Jewish Girl

When he was 16 and attended school in Linz, he met a girl named Stefanie Rabatsch. He fell deeply in love with her, a teenager’s first love in spring 1905. His childhood friend, August Kubizek, wrote in his book “Adolf Hitler, mein Jugendfreund” that, “Stefanie had no idea how deeply Adolf was in love with her.” He never managed to her, always saying that he would do so “tomorrow”. When his mother’s funeral procession passed Stefanie’s house, he stated that he had seen her behind the window and had found consolation in that. In his best friend’s words, “When she responded with a smile to his inquiring glance, he was happy and his mood became unlike anything I had ever observed in him. But when Stefanie, as happened just as often, coldly ignored his gaze, he was crushed and ready to destroy himself and the whole world.” In her later days, Stefanie stated that she was unaware of his feelings.

9. His Family Doctor was A Jew

Eduard Bloch was a Jewish doctor who was held in high regard, particularly among the lower social classes in the native of Linz, Austria, around 1903. He was ready to help his patients at any time, even during night. The first patient of the Führer’s family he had to see was Führer himself when he became seriously ill and bedridden because of the severe lung ailment, and until 1907, he remained as the physician of that family. When Führer’s mother was diagnosed with breast cancer, Bloch treated her till she died without taking money from them. The then 18-year old Führer honored him with his “everlasting gratitude” for that. Later in his interview, Bloch said that Führer was the “saddest man I had ever seen”, when he was informed of the death of his mother. Bloch was also awarded special protection after the Nazi union between Austria and Germany.

8. He Always Carried His Mother’s Portrait

After Führer’s father Alois Hitler’s first marriage to Anna Glasl-Hörer, his mother Klara Pölzl was hired as a household servant at the age of 16. And after the death of Alois’s second wife Franziska Matzelsberger, Alois and Klara were married on 7 January 1885. Their first son, Gustav, was born on 15 May 1885, followed by Führer on 20 April 1889. His mother was very devoted to her children and regularly attended church with them. He had a very close relationship with his mother and was devastated by her death. He carried the pain for that loss for the rest of his life, and later said, that was a “dreadful blow…” In his book, Mein Kampf, he stated that he “…honored my father, but loved my mother.” In the book “Adolf Hitler, mein Jugendfreund”, August Kubizek stated, “When we lived together in Vienna he always carried his mother’s portrait with him.”

7. He Was A Strict Vegetarian

He followed a strict vegetarian diet since his early days and in 1941, he self-identified as an orthodox vegetarian. Ignatius Phayrethe later described him as “A life-long vegetarian at table”. He hated meat as he was strictly against any kind of animal slaughtering. German magazine “Die Weisse Fahneduring” once published in Führer’s ruling days, “Do you know that your Führer is a vegetarian, and that he does not eat meat because of his general attitude toward life and his love for the world of animals? Do you know that your Führer is an exemplary friend of animals, and even as a chancellor, he is not separated from the animals he has kept for years?” He himself also said, as recorded in the “Hitler’s Table Talk” that, “One may regret living at a period when it’s impossible to form an idea of the shape the world of the future will assume. But there’s one thing I can predict to eaters of meat: the world of the future will be vegetarian.”

6. He was A Great Artist

Painting was a major interest throughout his lifetime. He created hundreds of amazing paintings and postcards and sold those to earn a living during his Vienna years around 1908. Many of his paintings were recovered after World War II and auctioned at huge prices. In his autobiography Mein Kampf, he stated that he always wanted to be a famous artist, but was demoralized a little when he failed the entrance exam of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna twice in 1907 and 08 as a painter, whereas the institution stated he was a talented architect rather than a painter. Knowing his talent, the academy suggested that he should apply to Academies School of Architecture. Frederic Spotts in his book “Hitler and the Power of Aesthetics” stated that “He had a modicum of talent at least in sketching buildings, but what technique he learned he picked up on his own.” Some of his best paintings are “House with a White Fence”, “Ruins of a Cloister in Messines” and “The Courtyard of the Old Residency in Munich”.

5. He was A Big Time Disney Fan

His dearest friend Ernst Hanfstaengl, who he called Putzi, revealed, while remembering Führer, that he was a frequent whistler. He would regularly whistle “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?” a song from the Disney movie, “The Big Bad Wolf”. As an interesting fact, his name itself was derived from old German word “Adalwolf” which also stand for “Noble Wolf”. Later in 2008, the director of a war museum in northern Norway, William Hakvaag, discovered some fantastic cartoon drawings by him during the Second World War and all of them were signed “A.Hitler”. Those paintings include Doc and Bishful from the 1937 Disney Movie “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” which is also one of his most favorite movies. Later Disney also showed honor to him with their movie “Der Fuehrer’s Face” aka “Donald Duck in Nutzi Land”, the only Donald Duck film to receive an Oscar till now.

4. He Never Visited Any Concentration Camps

He never visited a single concentration camp and did not speak openly or even to his closest entourage about his plans or intentions to remove the Jews from his country. He kept himself aloof from all the concentration camps and also the final “Gas Chamber” solution. Whereas his Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler addressed SS leaders in 1943 about what it was like to see thousands of corpses lying side by side, describing “the extermination of the Jewish people”. No written order by him about the concentration camps or even the gas chamber solution has ever been found till date, whereas many historians also claimed that the orders never even existed. He even gave protection to some of his close Jewish people like Dr. Eduard Bloch during the union of Nazi.

3. World’s First Anti-Smoking Campaign Was Led By Him

He initiated a strong anti-tobacco movement when German doctors became the pioneers to identify the connection between smoking and lung cancer. He hated tobacco and never touched it for a single time in his later days, whereas he led the world’s first anti-smoking campaign in history, which was also the most powerful anti-smoking movement on the planet, during 1930s. That anti-smoking campaign included banning of smoking in public places and promoting health benefits without tobacco intake. He said, “He does not devour it (the cigarette), it devours him” in one of his anti-smoking ads named “The chain-smoker”. From 1939 to 1945, smoking by his military personnel was also strictly restricted. He also viewed smoking as “decadent” and marked his feeling towards smoking by saying “so many excellent men have been lost to tobacco poisoning.”

2. He Was Nominated For The Nobel Peace Prize

He was nominated in the year 1939 for the Nobel Peace Prize by a member of the Swedish parliament named E.G.C. Brandt, though, that nomination was never taken seriously due to the war controversies that time and also for political dilemma of World War II. A number of Swedish parliamentarians had nominated the then British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlin at the time for the Nobel Peace Prize, where Brandt viewed that the nomination with great skepticism, while nominating Führer as an opponent for the Nobel. However, that nomination was not well received by many other political leaders around the world and the nomination was swiftly withdrawn on 1st February, 1939, with just a single letter from Brandt.

1. He Loved Dogs

Yes, he was a big time canine lover, whereas he was afraid of cats like Napoleon Bonaparte or Julius Caesar. Ailurophobia, or the cat fear, was developed within him since his early days. He always maintained safe distance from cats whereas he mostly enjoyed dogs since his childhood. His personal favorite breed was German Shepherds. Blondi, his own German shepherd, often slept with him in his bedroom and was also with him in the bunker where they took their own lives without surrendering to anyone by cyanide pill. Blondi also had five puppies with Harras, the German Shepherd of Gerdy Troost. He named one of the puppies “Wulf” which is derived from the meaning of his own name.
Hitler is the most popular and also the most controversial leader of modern history. Despite banning his autobiography “Mein Kampf” in several countries after World War II, it remains as one of the bestselling books till date where 1938, 8,000 copies were sold in the United States alone.

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Top 10 Smartest People in History

10. Alexander the Great

He was a man that led to thousands of deaths in his quest to conquer Russia, then why would he be “great” and “smart”? The defining moment of his intelligence and smartness was the trust of his father who bestowed the kingship of Macedonia on Alexander’s shoulders when he was only 16. He ruled most of Asia by the time he dies due to Malaria– the virus that owed maximum number of deaths each year.

9. Michelangelo

The difference between the works of art of this man and Da Vinci is merely the style though both men mastered art- the former has a greater influence on modern art and Western art today. This man had the nerves to paint while hanging mid air and thus his passion for art ended up in creating a timeless painting on the ceiling. A celebrated artist of all times, Michelangelo and his works are a subject of interest amongst art students.

8. Thomas Edison

The man who gave us the bulb! Though he based his work on a little done by Nicolas Tesla, yet the maker of bulbs is Edison. He is the man we ought to thank as we turn on the lights everyday.

7. Leonardo da Vinci

When we talk about Leonardo, we wonder who this person really was? Was he an artist? A scientist? A model? A sculptor? A painter? Turns out that he was all of them. Da Vinci mastered whatever he did be it 3D modelling or painting. His famous articles include Mona Lisa’s portrait and the Vitruvian Man. He also made the prototype for the first helicopter/airplane.
To this date, the stories of Da Vinci are told and retold in the form of novels, cartoons and Freemason controversies. He can be considered as one of the most flexible men of his time to have learnt and mastered each thing he attempted all in the artistic fields.

6. William Shakespeare

A man of many talents he was and still is as his name has been preserved for centuries and may even last a lifetime from now too. Shakespeare is more known to laymen because of the difficult spelling of his name where most of us have had a teacher rebuking us over missing the “e”. Only later we learnt that there is much more to the legendary playwright than his misogynistic treatment of the female characters. Having written 36 plays for us, Shakespeare is one of the greatest playwrights that history produced. His ability to think from a different perspective is what led him to this stage.

5. Adolf  Hitler

Adolf Hitler alone is considered responsible for millions of deaths in the history of mankind. Putting down the basis of Nazism, he fooled the world into believing that what he is doing was right and this is precisely where the genius of this man lies. His famous quote, “I didn’t kill all the Jews so that people would know why I was killing them”, has intrigued many people over the years. Legend has it that he was the illegitimate son of a Jewish father who abandoned his mother and him.

A Military man he was too, at which he cleverly used the resources and the German Army as well as Police Forces of that era to shield him from opposing forces only to eventually turn Germany into a land at which would now primarily be owned, ruled, governed and taken control of by him and his Nazi Manifesto. Most definitely is one of the greatest and smartest people to have existed until being topped by Osama Bin Laden a few decades later who had similar yet more detrimental motives.

4. Galileo Galilei

He is the man who gave us the eyes to look beyond the skies. Galileo invented the telescope through which man discovered the hidden secrets of the universe, only a small percentage of which has been revealed to us to date. To think that the work of this man is the foundation upon which the current system of military intelligence is built gives us a weird pleasure. Do I need to mention that at the basis of NASA lie the discoveries and efforts of this man who existed centuries ago?!

3. Stephen Hawking

Though from relatively newer era, this man deserves to be on this list. Stephen is a genius of the top ranking because he proved most of Einstein’s theories too. Einstein was shunned by many for presenting ideas that the common mind would not decipher. When Hawking united quantum theory with general relativity- he proved that it is the limitations of the mind and not the possibilities which hold people back from accepting truth.

2. Isaac Newton

A mathematician by definition, this man provided us the basics of Physics that we use to perform the most complex of experiments today. Newton’s ideas were easy to understand in school- probably the only scientist whose works were understandable to the common minds like ours. He gave the famous Laws of Motion and Gravity.

1. Albert Einstein

We all know that Albert Einstein is one of the smartest people to have walked the earth in terms of science. They say that his brain worked around 4 percent more than the average man. That reminds us of “Lucy” who unveiled so many secrets of the living world because of extra brain functionality. Was Einstein’s mind and his apparently weird ideas a result of this functionality too?
He has been rendered as the most well-known and influential scientist of the 20th Century. Einstein’s name has also been subsequently linked to and referred to as a word of its own in popular culture and urban language. Example if somebody calls somebody an Einstein, it can be regarded as one of the most magnanimous and highest of compliments ever indicating that such a person is brilliant with endless creativity.

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The world's 12 strongest military 2016-17

12) Pakistan

Budget: $7 billion

Active front-line personnel: 617,000
Tanks: 2,924
Total aircraft: 914
Submarines: 8
The Pakistani military is one of the largest forces in the world, in terms of active personnel. Credit Suisse's also credits the country with having large tank, aircraft, and attack helicopter fleets.
In addition, Pakistan is thought to be building nuclear weapons at a fast enough ratethat it could have the world's third largest nuclear arsenal within the following decade.

11) Italy

Budget: $34 billion

Active front-line personnel: 320,000
Tanks: 586
Total aircraft: 760
Submarines: 6
The Italian military placed highly on Credit Suisse's report due to the country's possession of two active aircraft carriers. These carriers, in addition to the country's relatively large submarine and attack helicopter fleets, drastically boosted Italy's ranking.

10) Turkey

Budget: $18.2 billion

Active front-line personnel: 410,500
Tanks: 3,778
Total aircraft: 1,020
Submarines: 13
Turkey's armed forces are one of the largest in the eastern Mediterranean. Although lacking an aircraft carrier, only five countries on Credit Suisse's list have more submarines than Turkey.
In addition, the country can lay claim to an impressively large tank fleet as well as numerous aircraft and attack helicopters.

Turkey is also a committed member of the F-35 program.
In the list of top ten powerful military in the world, Turkey has ranking of number ten with active number of troops about 410,500 with reserve ones about 185,630. Turkish government compelled to spend heavy amount of budget that is about $18.2 billion due to intimidation from Kurdish and ideological conflict with Syria. In the last year 2014 the defense budget was increased by almost 9.4% as compared to the previous year. As the Turkish army is performing their duties as a NATO member in Afghanistan war, they are receiving a huge amount of defensive support from United States.

9) Japan

Budget: $41.6 billion
Active frontline personnel: 247,173
Tanks: 678
Total aircraft: 1,613
Submarines: 16
In absolute terms, the Japanese military is relatively small. Nonetheless, the country is extremely well equipped.

According to Credit Suisse, it has the fourth largest submarine fleet in the list. Japan also has four aircraft carriers, although these vessels are only equipped with helicopter fleets.
Being the first victim of the nuclear atrocity in the World War II, the Japanese have struggled hard for the recovery of the wounds skinned so deepen and rooted in the soil of rising land of sun. Acclamation of just economic power meant nothing to the Japanese peninsula. Facing threats from the aggressive neighbors like North Korea, China, and other regional players, it was inevitable for a country of 127.3 billion to maintain the current standards of deterrence. It is also necessary for them to safeguard its citizens from the tsunamis and cyclones caused by the modern warfare and lethal weapons – apparently imposed by the bi-polar world. The progress can be witnessed as the technology geeks go for the record high expenditure for defense for the first time in eleven years. The military is also going to get an expansion in four decades. Forces at present are strengthened by 247,000 active personnel and further backed by 57,900 reserve cops. The significant arms power is adorned by 1,595 aircraft making it the world’s fifth-largest air force and 131 ships. Nevertheless, the deterrence is only for peace not for offense as legislated in the Japanese constitution as peace comes with power.

8) Germany

German’s have almost leading role in the world’s latest technology as they are dominating the tech world as the world’s costly BMW cars is the production of Germany. Germany fought World War I and World War II with its power and advanced weapons, the world know the brutally of German army as they brutally tortured their war prisoners that result a heavy loss of many innocent lives. So if we say that they have a warmongering than we are not wrong. Annually Germany is spending more than $45 billion to meet their military concerns more efficiently. At this stage, Germany has almost 185,000 active troops while about 145,000 personnel is available as reserved ones. Put an eye on their ammunition and armored fighting vehicles, they have 408 tanks with total amount 5,869. There are about 663 jets in the German army with the support of 355 helicopters in which about 34 are attacking helicopters.

7) South Korea

Budget: $62.3 billion

Active front-line personnel: 624,465

Tanks: 2,381

Total aircraft: 1,412

Submarines: 13

South Korea has been left with little choice but to have a large and capable military in the face of potential North Korean aggression. With those realities in mind, South Korea has a number of submarines, attack helicopters, and active personnel.

The country also has numerous tanks and the sixth largest air force in the world.

South Korea is the most progressive and literate country in the world, the country’s most intention is towards improving their literacy rate day by day. Due to heavy threats of war from North Korea and other neighbor countries like China and Japan they are constrained to spend their heavy budget on defense and their arm forces. There are about 640,000 on-duty troops while 2,900,000 troops are performing their duties as reserve troops as they are standing on 9th place on the ranking. For improving the capabilities of military and making advancement in their ammunition depot recently, they spend more than $34 billion in the security department. America being the strong strategic partner of the South Koreans meets their military needs and train the National army of the Republic. The number of tanks in South Korean army is about greater than 2,346 with the heavy support of about 1,400 aircraft with the world’s sixth largest air force.

6) France

Budget: $62.3 billion
Active frontline personnel: 202,761
Tanks: 423
Total aircraft: 1,264
Submarines: 10
The French military is relatively small but highly trained, professional, and capable of force projection.
The country has the nearly new aircraft carrier the Charles de Gaulle, and France routinely engages in military deployments throughout Africa to help stabilize governments and fight against extremism.
France was also a member of World War II as they were fighting against Germans and their alloys, they also faced too much loss of economy and lives. France is the fourth Nuclear power of the world who independently test its nuclear weapons. The total active number of troops are about 202,761 with the support of 195,770 reserve military. There are about 7,000 armored fighting vehicles with the logistic support of 423 tanks for their infantry forces. The number of attacking aircraft is about 257 for their air force with 46 fighting helicopters. Annually Germany is spending 1.9% of its GDP on its defense that is about $43 billion. Due to all these facts and figures France is ranked number six in the list top ten strongest countries in the world.

5) United Kingdom

Budget: $60.5 billion
Active front-line personnel: 146,980
Tanks: 407
Total aircraft: 936
Submarines: 10
Although the UK is planning to reduce the size of its armed forces by 20% between 2010 and 2018, it can count on being able to project its power around the world.

The Royal Navy is planning to put the HMS Queen Elizabeth, an aircraft carrier that has a flight deck measuring at 4.5 acres, into service in 2020, carrying 40 F-35B joint strike fighters across the globe.
Despite the cuts made by the government of Kingdom and the decision to downsize the army by 20% in the period of next three years, the country is still sharing the strength to stand at #5 in the global firepower. The active personnel on the front-lines serving the nation is 146,980 while the active personnel number is around 182,000. A reasonable deterrence aided by tanks, artillery, SPGs, and MLRSs are always there to exercise. A total of 936 Aircraft, 89 interceptors, 160 Fixed-wings, 343 trainer jets, 402 helicopters and 65 Fighter helicopters are always able to respond to any aggression. The naval forces are on their marks to encounter the insurgency and aggressors.

4) India

Budget: $50 billion
Active frontline personnel: 1,325,000
Tanks: 6,464
Total aircraft: 1,905
Submarines: 15
India is one of the largest military powers on the planet. It has the most active manpower of any country aside from China and the US, in addition to the most tanks and aircraft of any country besides the US, China, or Russia.
India is leading the continent to pursue the power and strategic dominance in the region on every front. The expenditure on the defense is increasing day by day because of their aggressive behavior towards the desire of power gain in the area. They spend a large part of their budget on their security concerns that is about more than $46 billion due to which India is currently taken as the world’s largest importer of infantry. India has clashes with China, Sri Lanka as well as with their neighbor Pakistan as they fought four times with Pakistan in the wars of 1947, 1965, 1971 and Kargil. Also India has insurgency in different states in its country, police are too weak to control the overall situation, and their forces are fighting in Kashmir. Because of all these facts there is no choice for India to spend more and more budget on their defense and defensive forces. Currently, there are about 1,325,000 active military staff available for the state to give their services any time while they have another reserve troops about 2,143,000 to defend their state in any troublesome conditions. Indian army has support of about 6,464 tanks, 292 Multiple-Launch Rocket Systems, 761 fighter aircraft and twenty attacking helicopters.

3) China

Budget: $216 billion
Active front-line personnel: 2,333,000
Tanks: 9,150
Total aircraft: 2,860
Submarines: 67
The Chinese military has grown rapidly in terms of both size and capability in the past few decades. In terms of raw manpower, it's the largest military in the world. It also has the second largest tank fleet behind Russia and the second largest submarine fleet behind the US.
China has also made rapid strides in its military modernization program, now developing a range of potentially game-changing military technologies including ballistic missiles and fifth-generation aircraft.

The Chinese are a republic of 1.35 billion masses and the representatives of 2,333,000 active personnel. The largest economy in the world also has the largest army in the world. Their defensive ministry is putting their major intention to increase their troops, as well as their ammunition, as China has an annual increase of 12.2% for spending their budget as compared to the previous year. The official calculation of the defensive budget of China is about $126 billion which is too massive. Due to clashes with India, Japan and Philippines in different matters China is intended to increase their defense budget to shield their national ideology and states. China also has support of 2,300,000 reserve personnel to get their services in different unfavorable conditions. In the ammunition, there are about 9,150 tanks with almost 4,788 armored fighting vehicles and about 1,770 multiple-Launch Rocket Systems. The fighting aircraft in the air force of China is about 1,311, and the number of attacking helicopters is about 196. In the coming future hopefully China will become the largest weapon dealer in the world because of its strong economy.

2) Russia

Budget: $84.5 billion
Active frontline personnel: 766,055
Tanks: 15,398
Total aircraft: 3,429
Submarines: 55
The Russian armed forces are the unquestioned second strongest military power in the world. Russia has the world's largest tank fleet, the second largest aircraft fleet behind the US, and the third largest submarine fleet behind the US and China.
The Kremlin's military spending has increased by almost a third since 2008 and is expected to grow 44% more in the next three years. Russia has also demonstrated its ability to project force abroad with its deployment of soldiers to Syria.
Russia has been a Super Power of the world for a very long period before the downfall of the Soviet Union, at present it is the second largest dealer of weapons after the United States of America. Russia is anti-Europe, anti-America, anti-Israel, anti-Middle East except Syria due to which they have their major concerns defense and military. Their military is defending their state with the help of 766,055 active troops and 2,485,000 reserve troops. They have logistic support of 31,298 Armored Fighting Vehicles in which 15,398 are only fighting tanks, and it is the largest number in the world. Their Air Force is also very strong having 1,305 attacking Aircraft and about 111 fighting Helicopters. In coming few years, their defensive budget may increase up to 44% relative to the past years. Despite in position of bans in posed by US and EU the country is going to export arms worth 15 billion USD. The state is currently spending $76.6 billion on their defense that’s the reason Russia is ranked on number 2nd on the list of strongest military in the world

1) The United States of America

Budget: $601 billion
Active frontline personnel: 1,400,000
Tanks: 8,848
Total aircraft: 13,892
Submarines: 72
Despite sequestration and other spending cuts, the United States spends more money— $601 billion — on defense than the next nine countries on Credit Suisse's index combined.
America's biggest conventional military advantage is its fleet of 10 aircraft carriers. In comparison India, which is constructing its third carrier, has the second-most carriers in the world.
The US also has by far the most aircraft of any country, cutting-edge technology likethe Navy's new rail gun, a large and well-trained human force — and that's not even counting the world's largest nuclear arsenal.

The torch bearer of human rights and lighthouse of civil rights is the largest exporter of the weapons with its largest arms industry challenging the rival Russian firearm industry. United States fought many wars like Iraq war, the Afghan war, Japan war and the most famous war with Vietnam. US is spending about $612 billion on defense of their budget and at the moment State is the largest exporter of weapons in the world. United State is the super power of the world with back support of 1,400,000 troops, and the reserve force is about 1,100,000 to defend their nation. The national army is decorated with 8,848 tanks, 41,062 vehicles, 1934 Self-propelled Guns, 1,299 Towed – Artillery and MLRSs reaching 1,331. The air power simply is the best and unparalleled for decades with 13,892 aircraft, 2,207 interceptors, 2,797 Fixed wings, 5,366 transport aircraft, 6196 helicopters and 920 attacks or gunship helicopters as shared by global firepower. The naval strength carries 62 destroyers, 72 submarines, 13 defense crafts, ten frigates and 11 mine warfare arsenals. The show and military might of the States can be witnessed well in the Middle-Eastern lands.

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Top 20 Haunted Places in India !

20. Malcha Mahal, New Delhi

The paranormal activities of Malcha Mahal are famous among the most haunted stories in the city of Delhi. The palace is situated in the forest area behind Buddha Garden. Reporters, forest officers or locals, all keep a fair distance and think twice before entering the premises. The warning related to the hound dogs and trespassers being gunned down (since the government gave the authority to shoot down anyone who proves to be a treat to the property) also scares people off this ground.

19. Towers of Silence, Mumbai

It is actually a Parsi cemetry situated near the Malabar Hills. Parsi’s have the ritual of leaving the bodies of their dead on the roof top of a tower to be fed by the vultures. Even the imagination of those scenes would bring shivers to your body. It is also believed that the paranormal incidents occurring in Grand Pararri Towers in Mumbai happens due to the spectral forces emanating from this cemetery.

17. Delhi Cantt

Sanjay Van is a huge forest area spread over around 10 kms. People have reported having seen a lady dressed in a white saree appearing and disappearing suddenly around the cremation ground near that area. No wonder this area is regarded as most haunted place in Delhi. Make sure that you are not alone here, especially after the dark.

16. Dow Hill in Kurseong – Darjeeling

Dow Hill might not be a very sought after place but is definitely one of the most haunted places in India. The Dow Hill Boarding School for Girls is very well known for spooky activities bordering on the paranormal. There have been reports talking of ghostsightings.Also, the forest that surrounds the school is considered to be haunted. In fact, many woodsmen who visit the forest have reported seeing a headless boy who suddenly appears and then disappears into the forests. Legend has it that there were innumerable murderswhich took place in this forest area.

15. Khairtabad College, HYDERABAD

This college is no longer used by anyone and has stayed abandoned for the longest time. People have spotted walking skeletons and unusual lightening around. The guard appointed to keep a check on this place was found dead and no one dares to lurk around this ruined building anymore.

14. South Park Cemetery, Kolkata

This is yet another haunted place in Kolkata. Reportedly, those visiting this site have died unexpectedly. Apparently, a group of friends who visited the place and clicked a picture here started facing weird things. The person who clicked the photograph had an asthma attack and he wasn’t an asthma patient, ever!

13. Jamali-Kamali Masjid

It is unfair to look at a holy place as haunted. Most people wouldn’t even believe. But some jihns do haunt this tranquil masjid. The visitors could expect to get slapped by invisible hands and chased by the mysterious wind. Most people avoid this place after sunset.

12. Mukesh Mills, Mumbai

Mukesh Mills, built in 1870, is another haunted place that has gained notoriety over the last century. According to reports, an actress once became possessed by a spirit and told staffers to clear out of the place in a spooky male voice. Bipasha Basu is also said to have experienced paranormal events here.

11. Feroz Shah Kotla Fort, Delhi

It is unsafe to leave women unattended at this location. Evil spirits loiter around the ruins of Feroz Shah Kotla, who attack young women and haunt them later. What more! The spirits like being offered sweets, we hear!

10. GP Block – Meerut

GP Block in Meerut is also very notoriously known for all the paranormal activity it beholds. Despite being a popular zone, there have been reportedly a lot of strange sightings. For instance people who pass this place claim to have seen four males sitting together and enjoying an alcoholic beverage by the light of a single candle. At first, this was not considered spooky for it could just be four friends having a good time but once it was established that it was indeed four ghosts, people in and around the area became increasingly interested. In addition, some claim to also witness a young girl coming out of the house in what many people believe to be a red dress. With time people have abandoned that place for obvious reasons but it continues to catch the fancy of those who love the paranormal.

9. Ramoji Film City – Hyderabad

Being one of the biggest film cities in the country, this place is home to a lot of hotels which have been projected to a lot of controversy because of the reported “supernatural activities” in and around them.
Witnesses report the lights kept on top keep falling off, the light men- who sit with the lights on top have been pushed so many times and many have had grievous injuries. The food left in rooms also gets scattered around the room and strange marks are left on the mirrors.
Females are more targeted by the ghosts than the males. Girls reported an invisible force tearing their clothes off, some said they felt someone knock their washroom doors while the rooms remain locked from the inside. They create havoc. Many preventive measures have been taken but in vain. Must visit haunted place in India in case you want to experience the paranormal for yourself.

8. Fern Hill Hotel, Ooty

This hotel, now shut down due to incidents of alleged haunting, shot to fame due to a curious incident that occurred on the sets of Raaz. Choreographer Saroj Khan and her troupe had settled down to sleep one night when somebody began rearranging furniture in the room above. Soon, the screeching and slamming sounds rose to such a pitch that sleep became a distant prospect. Attempts to contact the reception desk went in vain because the telephone line was dead. Finally, some of the frustrated crew members went down to complain, only to have the hotel staffers point out that there was no floor above theirs.

7. The Church Of Three Kings, Goa

The story behind this church is a classic example of why there is enough in the world for man’s need, but not his greed. Back in the day, three Portuguese kings always fought over the kingdom of Goa. Finally, one of them called the other two for a meeting at the now famous The Church Of Three Kings, and poisoned them. When the people discovered what the king had done, they came after him in a bloodthirsty horde. Unwilling to be lynched in public, he committed suicide by consuming poison. All the three were buried in the same church. This is a haunted place in India that is NOT avoided by visitors.

6. Shaniwarwada Fort, Pune

It is said that a 13 year old Price was brutally killed here by his relatives and his spirit haunts the fort. People claim that they can hear spine chilling cries and shrieks during the night. To be specific, it is believed that when the prince learnt about the plot of his murder, he ran to his uncle shouting- “kaka mala vachva” (Uncle, save me). Till today, locals claim that they can hear the same sounds over and over again.

5. Brij Raj Bhavan in Kota, Rajasthan

The 178-year-old Brij Raj Bhavan Palace of the former princely family of Kota in Rajasthan, which was converted into a heritage hotel in the 1980s has a resident ghost, namely that of Major Burton, who, while serving as the British Resident to Kota, was killed along with his two sons, by Indian sepoys during the 1857 Mutiny. The ghost of Major Burton does not harm anybody.

4. Dumas Beach, Gujarat

This scary beach which is known for its creepy atmosphere . Dumas Beach is an urban beach along the Arabian Sea located 21 Km southwest of Surat City in India satate of Gujarat. It is a popular tourist destination in south Gujarat . This beach is famous for two things – its black sand and the latter, it is the most haunted place in Gujarat.
As per the reports, so many people had been disappeared at the beach mysteriously and never come back . In the past, this place was used as “Hindu Burial Ground” and that’s why this place becomes haunted place of Surat. Wind around this area is said to be full of spirits of dead people. As dark appears, scary giggle and laughter provide a hair rising experience.

3. The Lambi Dehar Mines, Mussoorie

It is considered as one of the most haunted places in India.The mines were shut down after
half a million workers died coughing blood due to improper mining conditions. Locals
believe that the place has turned into a home for a witch who walks down the hills at night and has claimed many life. Rapid occurrences of accidents and unusual deaths have also made this place rank amongst the spookiest places in the country.

2. Agrasen Ki Baoli, Delhi

They say Agrasen Ki Baoli is frequented by tourists during the day, and spirits at night. Rumour has it that the place was once filled with black water, enticing visitors to waddle their way to a watery grave. The site recently appeared in PK, with Aamir Khan’s character sitting on its long stone staircase.

Stories suggest that this stepped well was once filled with black water that enticed people to jump into it and commit suicide. Even today, it is believed that the place casts an evil spell on visitors who stay there post sunset. Readers, beware!

1. Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan

The ghost town of Bhangarh is one of the scariest, spookiest places you could possibly imagine, not to mention, one of the most haunted places in India. Situated near a popular forest, this town is now slowly luring visitors from around the area, and country, for all the wrong reasons.
It should be noted that if you decide to visit this place after the sun has gone down, you won’t be allowed to. In fact, there is a strict warning about how dangerousthis place becomes after sunset.
The story which this town is well-known for tells the tale of a magician who fell in love with the local princess of the area even though their match was impossible. Being quite the master of dark magic, he decided to cast a spell on her to make her surrender to him. However, the princess learned of his plans and found a way to kill him. Before his death, however, the magician cast a dark spell on the palace which caused its doom.
Despite Bhangarh Fort being regarded as one of the most horror haunted places in India has been officially promoted as a tourist destination. However, once the night falls and the darkness takes over, this place becomes deserted, leaving it prey to the supposed ‘supernatural’.

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