Guru granth Sahib, revered as a spiritual master of Sikhs, has openly described the ruthless invasion of Babar and his continuous efforts to raze temples: Page 417 bābaravāṇī phiri gaī kuiru ...
If I’m allowed to criticize the makers of Padmavati, it is only for exemplifying this notion, ‘Any publicity is good publicity’. Even before it’s released, ‘Padmavati’ has garnered more attention than ...
Recently, in a program organized only for Yadavas in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, Mulayam Singh made a statement that Shri Ram is worshipped in North India alone but Shri Krishna is worshipped ...
There has been a flurry of articles from left leaning “Intellectuals” and nouveau historians, indulging at lengths into imaginative thinking and blatant lying, even falsely accusing Rajput king of the heinous ...
In the late 18th century and early 19th century, the subcontinent of India was in a political turmoil. The Marathas had already lost the opportunity to create a pan-Indian empire after ...
New-York Times (NYT) is one of those organisations like the BBC, CNN and others which has time and again published articles mocking India. For them India is still a country of ...
Who should the BJP credit for its mammoth victory at the hustings in 2014? Some would say Narendra Modi, others would applaud the BJP organization, some would thank the RSS and ...
‘Karvate badalte rahe – Saari Raat hum’; in his grave Churchill might be humming this Hindi song and while rolling uncomfortably. Had he lived to see this day, he would have ...
In the 71-years history of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the United Kingdom that happens to be a permanent member of the UN Security Council has never been faced with ...
Congress government celebrated "Tipu Jayanthi" on November 10th, a state wide festival celebrating the life, times and legacy of Tipu. Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah made unfortunate comparisons, where he compared a murderer ...
Last week, we had the birth anniversary of one of the icons of ‘Hindu Muslim unity’, someone whom Gandhi put on par with Plato and Aristotle, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad. It ...
“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 ...
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