History
The Legacy of Sir M Visvesvaraya & Significance of Engineers’ Day Being Celebrated on September 15
Every year on September 15, India celebrates Engineers’ Day, a national observance dedicated to honouring the contributions of engineers to...
Operation Polo: When Pakistan Planned to Bomb Delhi
On the evening of September 11, 1948, Pakistan’s Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah lay on his bed in Karachi, counting his...
Operation Polo: How Sardar Patel Crushed Razakars and Saved Hyderabad from Islamist Rule
In the tumultuous years following Independence, India’s unity and survival were at stake. While the nation celebrated freedom from colonial...
September 12, 1897 : The Last Stand at Battle of Saragarhi, Remembering the 21 Heroes of 36th Sikhs Regiment
On September 12, 1897, on a rugged frontier between India and Afghanistan, a small outpost named Saragarhi became the stage...
Ancient 3,000-Year-Old Hymn Uncovers Musical links from India to Mediterranean in Bronze Age
Over 3,000 years ago, in the bustling port city of Ugarit on the eastern Mediterranean coast, scribes etched a song...
Maulana Hasrat Mohani- Advocate of Two Nation Theory, Rejected Pakistan, Stayed In India After Partition
When the dust of partition settled in 1947, millions of Muslims crossed the new borders into Pakistan, while many Hindus...
‘Tragic Chapter of Indian History’: PM Modi observes Partition Horrors Remembrance Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi observed the 'Partition Horrors Remembrance Day' on Thursday and paid tribute to all the countless people...
India-Sri Lanka Spiritual Partnership Deepens with Inauguration of Ashok Vatika Meditation Centre at Seetha Amman Temple
In a significant boost to cultural diplomacy and pilgrimage tourism between India and Sri Lanka, the Ashok Vatika Anushree Meditation...
Before the Mughals: India’s Civilisation Built Gardens Long Before Babur Dreamt of Charbaghs
While Mughal-era gardens like Shalimar Bagh and Humayun’s Tomb are widely celebrated as the epitome of horticultural art in India,...
Revisiting the MANUSMRITI: Why India’s Youth Must Study This Ancient Epic
In the vast ocean of India’s civilizational treasures, few texts evoke as much passion, controversy, and confusion as the Manusmriti....
From Rigvedic Wisdom to Modern Decay: How Islamisation Crushed a Knowledge Civilization
The Rigveda, one of the oldest surviving texts of human civilization, was composed millennia ago in the Indus-Saraswati region, encompassing...
Mughals, Delhi Sultans Out, Fresh Chapters on Indian Rulers, Mahakumbh Introduced: NCERT revises Class 7 books
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has made major changes to the Class 7 Social Science syllabus...
