History
From Shaheedi to Silence: Remembering the Sikh Gurus While Punjab Quietly Changes Its Faithscape
Punjab has come a long way. The land that once echoed with the thunder of resistance against tyranny now often...
Veer Bal Diwas: Christmas and New Year’s celebrations are all right but let us not forget the sacrifices of the Sahibzadas
This week marks the last week of the year—a time eagerly awaited as it brings the celebrations of Christmas followed...
How Atal Bihari Vajpayee Carried Hindi to the United Nations, Amplified India’s Voice on Global Stage
It was on this day that Atal Bihari Vajpayee, one of India’s prominent leaders, created history by addressing the United...
December 25 | On This Day in History — Mahatma Gandhi at an RSS Training Camp: A First-Hand Experience
Many assumptions exist about the relationship between Mahatma Gandhi and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). However, history records that Gandhi...
When BR Ambedkar openly challenged the Nizam Shahi
Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar is a name that stirs strong emotions from people across the spectrum. Some revere him with unwavering...
How Nehru Resisted Dr. Rajendra Prasad—from Presidency to Somnath visit and Beyond
The birth anniversary of former President Dr Rajendra Prasad sparked a word of words between the ruling BJP and opposition...
How Guru Tegh Bahadur The Ninth Sikh Guru Became a Martyr for Religious Freedom
Between a church and a masjid in the heart of New Delhi stands the historic Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Sahib a...
21 November 1962: Looking Back at the Indo-China war and How it Redefined the Border Equation
It is on this same day on 21 November 1962, the month-long India – China war came to an end...
Eknath Ranade: The Man Who Turned an Impossible Rock Into a National Monument
The Vivekananda Rock Memorial at Kanyakumari is today one of India’s most revered spiritual landmarks, visited by millions every year....
Rezang La, 1962: A Last-Stand That Echoed Through History
The Battle of Rezang La, fought on the icy ridges of the southeastern Chushul Valley on 18 November 1962, has...
Remembering Batukeshwar Dutt: The Forgotten Comrade of Bhagat Singh, Flame In The Freedom Struggle
On April 8, 1929, Delhi’s Hindustan Times broke routine to publish a rare evening edition, while The Statesman in Calcutta...
Tipu Sultan and the Manufactured Myth of Kerala’s ‘Beef Culture’: What History Really Records
For decades, a politically curated narrative has been pushed in academic circles: that beef consumption among Kerala Hindus is an...
