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In a fiery speech in MP, PM Narendra Modi vehemently condemns the I.N.D.I Alliance's "hidden agenda" to undermine the age-old traditions of Sanatan Dharma, the bedrock of Bharat, amidst escalating remarks from DMK leaders stirring nationwide controversy

14 Sep 2023 | Satyaagrah | News

"In the heart's silent cries, the loudest stories are told": Police arrest guardian turned predator Premoday Khakha, Deputy Director of Delhi govt’s women & child development dept, accused of abusing a minor, revealing a haunting tale in Delhi's corridors

21 Aug 2023 | Satyaagrah | Christian

“We know what we are, but know not what we may be”: Every human being has right to choose his or her gender identity: Rajasthan High Court ordered authorities to consider changing the records of a man who secured a job under the General Female Category

29 May 2023 | Satyaagrah | Law

Mass religious conversion racket reaches Gujarat: How Santosh went missing and returned as Abdullah

01 Jul 2021 | Satyaagrah | Anti-Hindu

"लो, कर लो बात": Dr. S. Jaishankar exposes the irony of Western media - quick to critique yet slow to reflect, as they litigate their own elections and still presume to lecture India on democracy, a nation with strong voter turnout and vibrant democracy

15 May 2024 | Satyaagrah | Politics

Unsung Heroine Pritilata Waddedar, Who Shook The British Raj at the age of 21

| Satyaagrah | Freedom Fighter
Under Masterda, Pritilata was not just a passive arms transporter but actively trained in the martial arts that the revolutionaries of Bengal were trained in at that time. She was herself trained in “lathi khela” and gun fighting and trained other girls to take up arms against the colonial rulers too

21-yr-old girl Bina Das shot Bengal Governor in her convocation programme at Calcutta University, got Padma Shri but died in penury

| Satyaagrah | Freedom Fighter
Her parents’ involvement in the freedom struggle was indirect and they focused on the upliftment of women and women’s rights in Bengal. But Beni Madhab Das, as a professor, served to inspire many of his students for the cause of India’s freedom, the most notable being Subhas Chandra Bose

16 year old freedom fighter Shivdevi Tomar, who killed 17 Britishers and wounded many

| Satyaagrah | Freedom Fighter
Her sacrifice, however, did not go in vain. It is said that her 14-year-old younger sister, Jaidevi Tomar, took a vow to avenge her sister’s killing. She is believed to have mobilized youth from adjoining villages and began tailing the British troops, who were on their way to Lucknow

Kartar Singh Sarabha - The Freedom fighter who was Hanged at the age of 19 and inspired Bhagat Singh

| Satyaagrah | Freedom Fighter
Beginning from 1897 till Ghadar Party was organised in USA, early revolutionaries had vague ideas about nation and country. Vande Matram was their song and Bharat Mata-Mother India was their symbol

Chronicles of Valour- The Battle of Haldighati

| Satyaagrah | Freedom Fighter
This battle might have been the bloodiest of battles in world history. It lasted just 4 hours or thereabout. The carnage was such that the place came to be known as Rakt Talai or the lake of blood

Tirot Singh: An Unsung Hero of the Khasi Tribe who destroyed British with his skill at Guerrilla Warfare

| Satyaagrah | Freedom Fighter
He was known for his deft organizational skills, supported by efficient spies. His immortal words – “Better to die an independent king than reign as the vassal” – infused strength and courage among his people

Freedom struggle of Gurjars against Britishers at Koonja in 1824: 100s of Gurjars Martyred and 100s Hung in Single Tree

| Satyaagrah | Freedom Fighter
The freedom struggle is a part of recorded history, yet there are a large number of selfless, valiant freedom fighters whose contribution could not find mention or was ignored. The story of India’s freedom struggle is incomplete without these unsung heroes

Rana Sanga, the symbol of bravery who defeated Sultan Ibrahim Lodhi and fought Muslim Terrorists for Hindu Existence

| Satyaagrah | Freedom Fighter
Rana Sanga is remembered among historians as an able administrator, great visionary and a brave warrior – matchless traits indeed for a king of his time. The way he united the various factions of Rajputs under his able leadership was a tremendous act

"Nak-Kati-Rani": Defying Shah Jahan, Rani Karnavati of Garhwal inflicted unprecedented humiliation on the Mughal army, cutting off their noses; her invincible spirit remain unsung in mainstream history, overshadowing the grand tales of emperors

| Satyaagrah | Freedom Fighter
In our history books, we study about Emperor Shahjahan, his kingdom and his monuments. Emperor Shahjahan occupies a prominent position in our history books at every level. Those history books invariably fail to mention Rani Karnavati who cut of noses of Mughal army soldiers

Hero of Pawankhind: Veer Maratha Bajiprabhu Deshpande, who led 300 Soldiers against 12000 Adilshahi Army defending Shivaji

| Satyaagrah | Freedom Fighter
The Jehadis captured Shiva Navi to their undiminished glee but were terribly enraged when they discovered the subterfuge that it was fake Shivaji (Nakli-Shivaji). They promptly beheaded Shiva Nhavi
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