History
The Making of a Revolutionary: Bhagat Singh’s Early Influences and Awakening
Bhagat Singh’s early engagement with literature and philosophy and his deep curiosity for knowledge form only one aspect of his...
March 23, 1931: The Untold Story of Bhagat Singh’s Final Hours in Lahore Jail; 12 Hours Before Attaining Eternal Glory
Each year on March 23, India pauses not merely to recall the execution of Bhagat Singh, but to reflect on...
21 March 1943: The Suicide Plot to Kill Hitler; A Two-Minute Delay That Changed History
On 21 March 1943, a group of German officers came closer than ever to changing the course of the Second...
Jinnah Row Deepens at Jammu University as Protests Erupt, Panel Ordered to Review Syllabus
A major controversy has broken out at the University of Jammu after the inclusion of a chapter on Muhammad Ali...
He Put On a Disguise, Walked Into the Dark, and Never Came Home: The Dalai Lama’s Escape from Tibet
He was 24 years old. He put on a soldier's uniform, slung a rifle over his shoulder, and stepped out...
1993 Mumbai Blasts and Transformation of India’s Urban Security
The day after the 1993 Mumbai blasts, India's security agencies had no playbook for what had just happened and...
Silenced and Forgotten: How China Suppressed Justice for Xiao Huamei and Zhang Zhan
Some stories trend for a week and vanish from public attention, but the people in those stories continue to...
Tibetans and Unbroken Cry of Tibet: Memory, Resistance, Weight of Silence
March 10 is a date that Tibetans carry with them wherever they go, returning each year with a quiet but...
Kamal Maula Mosque Site In MP’s Bhojshala Built Using Parts of Ancient Temples, Says ASI Report
The Kamal Maula Mosque, also called the Bhojshala in Madhya Pradesh’s Dhar district was constructed using remains from ancient temples,...
‘POJK Sankalp Diwas’: The Parliamentary Resolution of 22 February 1994 and India’s National Responsibility
In India’s national memory, some dates are not merely ordinary calendar markers; they become living symbols of the nation’s consciousness,...
When the Boy King Returned to Light: The Discovery of Tutankhamun’s Tomb; How Rumors of the ‘Mummy’s Curse’ Began
On this day, February 16, in 1923, English archaeologist Howard Carter entered the sealed burial chamber of the ancient Egyptian...
How the Dalai Lama’s 1913 Declaration Shattered China’s ‘Tibet Always Been Part of China’ Claim
On February 13, 1913, the Dalai Lama declared Tibetan independence. This demolished the Chinese claims over Tibet, securing sovereignty, history...
