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Treaty of Allahabad 1765 On this fateful day in 1765, Mughal Emperor Shah Alam II signed away India to the British by signing the treaty of Allahabad, thereby, unwittingly inaugurating the ...

I am the wind that blows along the plains of India and through the hills, and rustles through the mountains and creates ripples on the surface of rivers and waves in ...

On 8th April 1857, Parade grounds at Barrackpore, West Bengal witnessed the hanging of Sepoy Mangal Pandey who shot the first bullet against the British Empire. Little did the British know ...

India, one of the world’s oldest and most diverse civilizations, historically embraced a vast spectrum of skin tones. Spread across various climates, India naturally developed a mosaic of physical features, from ...

“My heroes! Your war cry should be- ‘Delhi Chalo! Delhi Chalo!’ I don’t know how many of us will survive in this battle for freedom, but I know that in the ...

The iconic Wagh Nakh, a weapon of immense historical significance, has finally made its way back to Indian soil. This tiger claw-shaped armament, famously wielded by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, has journeyed ...

Danish Kaneria tweet: It's been almost two weeks since India handed Pakistan a cricket thrashing, and boy, the left liberals are still clutching their pearls like they've lost their favorite cricket ...

George Soros, once known for letting anarchy be his voice, seems to be encountering a different story altogether in recent times. His organization's recent attempt to undermine Indian companies fell flat, ...

Unmasking Brilliance: Exploring Top 10 Best Christian Bale Movies A talented and well-known actor, Christian Bale has given many iconic performances on the big screen. Bale's talent shines through in a ...

Dogra dynasty Kashmir: Presently, the province of Kashmir is predominantly Muslim, indicating that Muslims make up the majority of the population. However, this was not always the case, and there was ...

In the year 1920, as the non-cooperation movement gained momentum, the British were taken aback by the growing anger of the Indian people. In an attempt to appease their "angry subjects," ...

The sword "Jagdamb" of Shivaji: Imagine your priceless cultural heritage being possessed by someone else just because their ancestors once ruled your land. British museums have long been criticized for acting ...