History
Uttarapath And Dakshinapath: The ancient trade routes of India
The historians in post-independence India have examined the ancient Indian history through narrow lenses of political and dynastic changes. The...
Battle of Laswari: An untold chronicle of the Marathas
“ In the desperate valour with which it was contested by both sides , in the equality of the numbers...
Vidarbha archaeological discovery confirms Vakataka links.
After the ground breaking discovery of three royal Chariots and royal burial sites in Baghpat in Western Uttar Pradesh, another...
Why the Chariot discovered in Baghpat excavation is a game-changer in the understanding of Indian History?
Uttar Pradesh ASI has unearthed first-ever physical evidence of Copper Bronze Age Chariots in Baghpat. This is a sensational discovery...
How the British captured Delhi
It is generally assumed that India went from the Mughals to the British in the nineteenth century. Nothing could be...
While remembering Rajiv Gandhi, let’s remember the forgotten victims of Hashimpura massacre too
The past of Congress has been tainted by many sins, some willful, others out of their sheer incompetency. In 1984,...
Legacy of Jinnah: Partition, plunder and birth of Pakistan
Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a man well on the way to death before he managed to defile India by breaking...
The emergence and rise of Caste politics in India.
When we talk of caste, we could mean two things: jati or varna. Our learned elites harp on the jati...
Shivaji: The warrior, the leader and the brilliant strategist.
Chhatrapati Shivaji was one of the greatest men to be born in this country. His exemplary vision and courage gave us “swarajya”...
The living hell that communism birthed.
What is hell? Where is it? More often than not you would have contemplated the concept of hell, but if...
Battle of Wadgaon: A glorious moment in Maratha history
In 1779, a series of battles were fought between the British and the Marathas. Pune fought for its very survival...
The Peshwa Bajirao, Marxist historians don’t want you to know about
28th March – Does this date ring a bell in your mind? Maybe, maybe not. How many Battles of Panipat...
