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Noakhali Hindu Genocide: Forgotten Wounds of Oct 10, 1946 & The Betrayal By Indian National Congress
On 10 October 1946, Bengal witnessed one of the darkest nights in its history the Noakhali Hindu Genocide. It was...
Karwa Chauth : It’s Origin From Mahabharata & The Story of Queen Veeravati
Tomorrow (Friday), several married and soon-to-be-married Hindu women will be observing the rigorous nirjala vrat (fasting without water and food)...
Echoes of Jai Shri Ram in Canada: The Cultural Triumph of Ramleela Abroad
India’s Saumya Mishra is spreading awareness about Indian Hindu culture through the grand celebration of Ramleela across Canada. After winning...
Vijayadashami through the Lens of the Bhagavad Gita
The festival of Vijayadashami is regarded in Indian culture as a symbol of the victory of dharma (righteousness) and truth....
The History of Durga Puja in Bengal: From The Tribal Roots to A Cultural Phenomenon
Durga Puja is not merely a religious celebration in Bengal; it is a cultural phenomenon that combines devotion, community spirit,...
CJI’s Mother Kamaltai Gavai’s Rejection of RSS Invitation and the Controversy Surrounding Her Remarks on Hindus
In a recent turn of events, Kamaltai Gavai, the mother of Chief Justice of India (CJI) B R Gavai, sparked...
Remembering Shaheed Bhagat Singh, India’s Greatest Revolutionary, on His Birth Anniversary
If there is one revolutionary who has been known to every person, adults and children alike, in India, it is...
Remembering Madam Bhikaji Cama Who Brought Savarkar’s Words Back to India & Raised Tricolour Abroad
Born into privilege, Madam Cama could have enjoyed a life of ease. Instead, she founded the Paris Indian Society to...
Why Maa Chandraghanta The Radiant Warrior Goddess Is Worshipped on Day 3 of Navratri
Shardiya Navratri, the sacred nine-day festival of devotion, commenced on September 22 and will culminate with Dusshera on October 2....
A Collective Offering in Haridwar for Countless Unknown Hindus Who Sacrificed Their Lives to Protect Sanatan
On Sunday, September 21, 2025, Haridwar’s sacred Chandi Ghat witnessed a very special picture. In the month of Pitru Paksha,...
From Golu to Jamboo Savari : The Unique Way of Celebrating Navratri Festival in South India
The 'nav ratris' or nine nights are dedicated to the three goddesses Lakshmi, Durga and Saraswati Like any other part...
The Battle of Dograi: When Indian Soldiers Almost Captured Lahore on This Day in 1965
History often celebrates the wars a nation fights, but it sometimes overlooks the incredible sacrifices of the men who fought...
