Queen Victoria's 'love gift' migrates from the house of the Prince Harry Family: The story of the story

London: Prince Harry's migrant and 'Brockour' house has a close connection with India. The British Prince Harry married American actress Megan Marcell last May. They are now residing at the Natinangam House in Kensington Palace in West London. Marcell is currently pregnant. He is born next year. In this case, they migrate to Prakmore House in Queen Elizabeth II in Windsor. This house is being renovated at a cost of billions. After this work is completed next year, Prince Harry's couple will settle there.

There is an interesting history that this is a close connection between Pragmoor's home and India. At the time of British rule in India, Abdul Karim of Agra was an assistant to Queen Victoria of England. He became the queen's trusted person. Abdul Karim went to England to award a gold coin in 1887, during the Queen's Victoria Golden Year. At age 24, he was very much in love with Queen, who was awarded a number of items, including the 'Prakmore' home in Windsor Estet. Abdul Karim lived in that house with his wife. The queen of this house often comes and tries to eat tea. Abdul Karim has learned to read Urdu for the Queen at Winchester Palace. But after Queen Victoria's death, her son, Edward, became the new king. He ordered all his letters to his mother Victoria, Abdul Karim, to be confiscated from the Prammore home. Then he burned it on fire.

Abdul Karim was ordered to repay the Prammore home. So, was there between the queen and Abdul Karim? Flirting? Sharapani Basu wrote a book entitled 'Victoria-Abdul: The True Story of the Queen's Close Helper'. Later, the story was taken as a film titled Victoria-Abdul. Prince Harry's family migrates in the home of the Prakmore resort