The Netaji-Savarkar Summit: A Spark for India’s Path to Sovereignty
The Netaji Savarkar Meeting: Unlike the version of history we have been told, Indians didn’t wage splinter and fragmented regional movements for independence, ...
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Rajendra Nath Lahiri in the Kakori Conspiracy: A Revolutionary Who Defied the British Gallows
The Kakori conspiracy occupies a special and decisive place in India’s struggle for independence. It was the first instance when revolutionary freedom fighters ...
Remembering Batukeshwar Dutt: The Forgotten Comrade of Bhagat Singh, Flame In The Freedom Struggle
On April 8, 1929, Delhi’s Hindustan Times broke routine to publish a rare evening edition, while The Statesman in Calcutta rushed its report ...
Uda Devi Pasi: A Rebel Who Rose Above Caste, Gender, Empire During 1857 Revolt
India commemorates the brave sacrifice of Veerangana Uda Devi Pasi on November 16 each year, a name that resounds with courage, resistance, and ...
Churchill’s Genocide in Bengal, 1943 – Britain’s Forgotten Holocaust
In 1943, under direct orders and policies of Winston Churchill, the then Prime Minister of Great Britain, India’s Bengal province was starved to ...
The ‘Just’ Rule of British? Those Living With A Slave Mentality Should Now Remove The Colonial Blindfold From Their Own eyes
In known history, among those who came to India as invaders, the Shakas, Huns, Kushans, Muslims, Dutch, Portuguese, French, English, etc. are prominent. ...
US Made F-35B Faces trouble Again, RAF Jet Makes Emergency Landing in Japan, Faced 5 Week Grounding In India Earlier
A UK Royal Air Force F-35B Lightning II stealth fighter jet is again making headlines. A similar aircraft which remained grounded for five ...
He should apologise: Nehru denied joining forces with Ambedkar, called him a British ally
It won’t be factually incorrect to say that Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first Prime Minister from Congress had a strong enmity against the architect ...
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 ...
How did the British army, using Indian soldiers, manage to defeat the larger Indian armies?
The armies of the British East India Company, mostly composed of Indian soldiers, consistently won against the more numerous and better-equipped armies of ...
The British came to India initially only to trade, but how did they end up ruling India?
Initially, the British arrived in India with purely commercial intentions. However, a series of events and decisions by the Mughal rulers gradually paved ...
The sword of Shivaji: Items from Britain’s ‘thieves’ market’ must be recovered immediately
The sword "Jagdamb" of Shivaji: Imagine your priceless cultural heritage being possessed by someone else just because their ancestors once ruled your land. ...
