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Sarla Thakral, India's first woman pilot at just 21, defines Nari Shakti, rising in a saree amidst a male-dominated era, she… - "History's unsung heroes sing the loudest": Lost in history's pages, Battle of Haifa reveals India's unsung heroes from the…
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- "15 remarkable women who shaped India's Constitution": Traverse India's history with the pioneers who sculpted the constitut…
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- "Words are the mask, actions the revealing face": For Kasturba, Gandhi prescribed faith over penicillin, Yet, when it came t…
- "PM Modi mentions the 1966 bombing of Mizoram": When Indira Gandhi had ordered the IAF to carry out an aerial attack in Aiza…
"आफ़रीन": From Sindh’s mass enslavement by Muhammad Qasim to temple demolitions by Sikandar Lodi and Malik Kafur’s southern raids, this gripping account exposes the brutal legacy of Islamic imperialism in India through Arab, Turk & convert rulers alike
The Aligarh apologists accuse the medieval Muslim historians of exaggerating the barbarities committed by the Muslim invaders and rulers.
WikiLeaks exposes Indira Gandhi's naive offer to share nuclear tech with unreliable Pakistan, her inner circle's leaks, US mistrust of her duplicitous rhetoric, and rampant corruption, revealing a leader whose missteps risked India's security & integrity
As a Prime Minister of India, her accomplishments and failures are quite well known. However, there are certain aspects of her regime that have not garnered much attention.
"लुटेरे": From a Rs 248 cr Patiala Necklace to a Rs 1000 cr Jacob Diamond used as a paperweight, India’s royal jewels now lie in foreign hands—Cartier, Christie’s, museums—far from the Maharajas who once wore them with power, pride, and unmatched grandeur
Literally meaning ‘great king’, the word Maharaja gives us a picture of prominence, power and magnificence.
In 1921, British forces brutally killed over 750 unarmed farmers in Munshiganj during a peaceful protest with experts calling it deadlier than Jallianwala Bagh while a memorial today stands as a grim reminder of their sacrifice & the atrocities committed
A memorial has been erected to honor their memory, reminding us of the severe atrocities and inhumanity committed by the British.
"भूले तो नहीं": In 1860, the ship Truro & Belvedere brought 680 Indian indentured laborers to South Africa, beginning a journey of hardship that has since evolved into a thriving Indian community deeply embedded in South Africa's culture and history today
The Truro was the first of 384 ships which brought indentured workers from India to South Africa. The last ship to arrive was the “Umlazi 43” in 1911.
Shorts
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- Dr. Anandibai Joshi, India's first female physician, embraced 19th-century challenges with courage and determination, securi…
- "कालाध्याय": Dive into the harrowing story of Snehlata Reddy, who endured unjust imprisonment & torture during the Emergency…
- "Now or Never; Are We to Live or Perish Forever," declared Rahmat Ali in his Pakistan Declaration, coining 'Pakstan,' settin…
- "यत्र नारी पूज्यंते": Rahul Gandhi might reconsider his views if he examined history; Lakshmibai Kelkar's 1936 founding of t…
- "Love Jihad in 1565": Sulaiman Karrani orchestrated a sinister plot, ensnaring Kalapahad, a once valiant & staunch Hindu Gen…
- "Incredible India": In 1929, drought struck Jodhpur, Maharaja Umaid responded, releasing funds, but people refused charity;…
- 21 years after Kargil, we reflect on how Israel's pivotal military support proved to be the game-changer, providing the edge…
Britishers
- "भूले तो नहीं": In 1860, the ship Truro & Belvedere brought 680 Indian indentured laborers to South Africa, beginning a jour…
- Jallianwala Bagh massacre by Colonel Reginald Edward Harry Dyer: Here's what happened 102 years ago
- "An Imperial Story of Conspiracy, Loot and Treachery": Maharaja Ranjit Sing's son Duleep Singh, last king of Sikh empire con…
- Reality of Britishers who tortured, brutalized Indian women and threw them into sexual slavery
- "All violence, all that is dreary and repels, is not power, but the absence of power": Punkah - the hand operated ceiling fa…
Subhas Chandra Bose
- A bit of History - An Indian Pilgrim (Netaji's Life and writings)
- Birth of our National Anthem: Original recording of 'Jana Gana Mana' performed by the Radio Symphony Orchestra of Hamburg, G…
- At school Part I - An Indian Pilgrim (Netaji's Life and writings)
- Birth, Parentage and Early Environment - An Indian Pilgrim (Netaji's Life and writings)
- Netaji, an Impossible man can never be boxed into an ideological corner: Not just the most enigmatic figure in world history…
Hindu Genocide
- Moplah Genocide of the Malabar Hindus, 1921: Thousands of Hindus slaughtered
- Tipu Sultan remembered as killer of Brahmins and demolisher of temples in many villages of Tamil Nadu: a freedom fighter or…
- Hindus documented massacres for 1000s of years: Incomplete but indicative History of Attacks on India from 636 AD
- The first large-scale massacre in Independent India accounts for one of the biggest coverups in modern history: It is about…
- Why Hindu-Sikh genocide of Mirpur in 1947 ignored? Why inhuman crimes of Radical Islamists always hidden in India?
