“And the plains of Panipat were not more fatal to the Maratha Empire than the early end of this excellent Prince…” So was written about one of the most towering figures ...
Tarek Fatah, the Pakistani origin writer and columnist who now is a Canadian citizen has amassed quite a fan following in India for his no holds barred criticism of Pakistan, Sharia ...
When Times Now exposed a narco test, which demolished the castle of myth named ‘Saffron or Hindu Terror’, we cringed in horror at how low a government with so called liberal ...
All hail the greatest secular conqueror after Genghis Khan himself: Taimur Lang! He ruled from Georgia to China and was the hero we all needed and deserved. He united the Muslim ...
Tarek Fatah, the Pakistani origin writer and columnist who now is a Canadian citizen has amassed quite a fan following in India for his no holds barred criticism of Pakistan, Sharia ...
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 ...
The mighty Maratha empire was now already tottering. Still smarting from the vicious defeat at the hands of the Afghans at Panipat, the Marathas had retreated to become some sort of ...
Firstpost quotes “Pratap’s raison d’etre in history is his three-decade war against somebody as mighty as Akbar, he is a hero because he didn’t except the powerful Mughal ruler’s suzerainty. Had ...
“Wahe Guruji da khalsa, Wahe Guruji di fateh!”, the war began against an enemy considerably larger in number and infamous for brutality. But the Sikh army was here to taste victory, ...
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