Was Gandhi really a threat to the British Raj?
Reading through India’s struggle for freedom during the school years, one might come across many chapters that heap rich praises on M. K. Gandhi. One might even come across entire songs ...
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It Was Because of This Reason and Not Quit India Movement That the British Left India
The Quit India Movement, whose 70th anniversary was celebrated a couple of days ago, is frequently held up as the last nail in the coffin of British imperialism. It is often ...
The Racism of This Elite Indian Club will Put Britishers to Shame
The elitist Delhi Golf Club drew great criticism from all corners when it's officials passed racial and discriminatory comments against a 45 year old Khasi lady-Tailin Lyngdoh and asked her to ...
At 73 when people start preparing for their deaths, Veer Kunwar Singh took on the British
“Assi varsh ki umar mein bhi, jaga josh purana tha, Sab kehte hain Veer Kunwar Singh, Bada veer Mardana Tha” As aptly quoted by R.C. Prasad Singh, Kunwar Singh lived true ...
Surprisingly we are still a colony, and the colonisers are not just the British
The world of the twenty first century that we today inhabit, is widely thought to have left behind it the ills of colonialism. If one were to browse through the ‘UN ...
Dear British Raj apologists, British gave us nothing!
We Indians have a forgiving and forgetful nature. While forgiving is Ok we should not be forgetful to the brutalities of our history, since remembering them is a vital part in ...
Tamil Nadu – The land of the Cholas is now a leading consumer of British inspired poisons
Tamil Nadu’s golden age was a 1000 years ago and ever since the end of that age, the region never saw any large scale military-imperial revival. The Cholas were the last ...
You live in a Mughal-British Hybrid state, just that you don’t know about it?
Nehruvian socialism has always been a concept that believes in the uprooting of social norms, ethics and values in exchange for the economic infiltration of unrelated cultures into a native fabric. ...
15th June 1929: When Bhagat Singh shook the Mahatma and The British
TFI remembers Hutatma Bhagat Singh on his 114th birth anniversary. Not many have good memory in India. For them, if someone has subjugated the British, it is only the Father of ...
Indian Independence Act of 1947 – How British fooled India?
Indian Independence Act 1947 - A Commentary The words ‘India’ and ‘Independent’ are misnomers. Bal Gangadhar Tilak (1856-1920), one of the pioneers of freedom struggle, asked the people not to rely ...
Mazar illegally built within the premise of Dehradun’s Doon school razed to the ground
Illegal encroachments have reached a concerning level in the country so much so that an illegal mazar had been built within the premise of one of the prestigious schools in the ...
Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas: How Bhagwan Birsa Munda became a symbol of resistance and divinity
India's brave hero and Jharkhand's beloved son, the great Birsa Munda’s story is both iconic & sensational. Though his birth details are not certified, it is widely believed that Birsa Munda ...
