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In 1921, British forces brutally killed over 750 unarmed farmers in Munshiganj during a peaceful protest with experts callin… -
"भूले तो नहीं": In 1860, the ship Truro & Belvedere brought 680 Indian indentured laborers to South Africa, beginning a jour… -
"कालाध्याय": In the dark corridors of the 1980s, Coomar Narain and Colonel Alain Bolley orchestrated a deadly espionage ring… -
Srivijaya, 1400 years older than Port Blair, honors a Buddhist kingdom in Sumatra & Rajendra Chola’s epic naval war, a tribu… -
Dr. Anandibai Joshi, India's first female physician, embraced 19th-century challenges with courage and determination, securi… -
"कालाध्याय": Dive into the harrowing story of Snehlata Reddy, who endured unjust imprisonment & torture during the Emergency… -
"Now or Never; Are We to Live or Perish Forever," declared Rahmat Ali in his Pakistan Declaration, coining 'Pakstan,' settin… -
"यत्र नारी पूज्यंते": Rahul Gandhi might reconsider his views if he examined history; Lakshmibai Kelkar's 1936 founding of t…
In Srinagar's weeping Butt Mazar, the agonizing cries of slaughtered Brahmins still echo where Sultan Sikandar and Suhabhatta burned three kharwars of sacred janeu threads, drowning their ancient, forgotten soul in Dal Lake's mud
Bühler recorded a remarkable case where a 15th-century birch-bark manuscript was successfully retrieved from the lake bed.
Born from the brutality of the 1947 Rajouri massacre, where Hindu women chose Balidan and death over capture as Pakistan-backed forces slaughtered thousands, the town survived through sacrifice until its liberation in 1948
This was not collateral damage of Partition. It was a calculated attempt to permanently alter the demographic character of Rajouri through terror and extermination.
"The Unknown Dhurandhars behind Bangladesh’s birth": How RAW under RN Kao shaped the Mukti Bahini, outwitted Pakistan before 1971, and set the stage for India’s swift and decisive victory in history books
The need for a strong external intelligence agency became clear after India faced serious challenges during the 1962 Sino-Indian War and the 1965 Indo-Pak War.
“History echoed through its lines”: 150 years of Vande Mataram tracing its journey from Bankimchandra Chatterji’s 1875 creation to Tagore’s Congress stage to Jinnah and Nehru calling it anti Muslim and not suitable as a national anthem
Bankim’s novel Anandamath is set during the devastating Bengal famine of 1770, a tragic event that claimed nearly 10 million lives.
Hidden in archives for decades, Britain’s Rawalpindi mustard gas experiments forced Indian soldiers into chambers, leaving them burned and broken, while Churchill backed poison gas and the empire cloaked its war crimes in a mask of civilization
The so-called Rawalpindi experiments began in the early 1930s inside a British military base in Rawalpindi, now in Pakistan. This was not a battlefield—it was a hidden laboratory of pain.
Shorts
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Nehru’s blind trust in China and dismissal of military warnings weakened India; the reckless Forward Policy led to the 1962… -
In 1960, Nehru signed away 80% of India’s rivers to Pakistan without Parliament’s approval, dismissing outrage as “pailful o… -
On 15 Aug 1947, Chakmas proudly hoisted India’s flag, but just 2 days later, Nehru turned his back on them—refusing help as… -
Forgotten story of Damodar Rao, the royal child tied to Rani Lakshmibai’s back in battle, who lost his kingdom, wandered thr… -
Everyone knows Jallianwala Bagh, but few recall Jan 1, 1948—when 50,000 Adivasis gathered in Kharsawan and were gunned down… -
In 1977, India let Pakistan go nuclear after Morarji Desai betrayed RAW to Zia-ul-Haq—170 nukes now target us; in 2025, Isra… -
On 8 June 1980, in a forgotten chapter never taught in textbooks, over 350 Bengali Hindus were butchered and 2 lakh displace… -
WikiLeaks exposes Indira Gandhi's naive offer to share nuclear tech with unreliable Pakistan, her inner circle's leaks, US m…
Britishers
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Theft on a Grand Scale - Britain stole $45 Trillion from India and lied about it. Indian money developed Britain and Other C… -
"An Imperial Story of Conspiracy, Loot and Treachery": Maharaja Ranjit Sing's son Duleep Singh, last king of Sikh empire con… -
Winston Churchill's hate for Indians caused millions of deaths: A villainous supremacist -
Queen Victoria to her Viceroy, “Though the Muhammadans’ cow-killing is made the pretext for the agitation, it is in fact, di… -
"What colonialism does is cause an identity crisis about one's own culture": New Research shows British colonialism killed 1…
Subhas Chandra Bose
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Birth of our National Anthem: Original recording of 'Jana Gana Mana' performed by the Radio Symphony Orchestra of Hamburg, G… -
At school Part I - An Indian Pilgrim (Netaji's Life and writings) -
Netaji, an Impossible man can never be boxed into an ideological corner: Not just the most enigmatic figure in world history… -
British PM accepted that “the tide of nationalism is running very fast in India" and the mutiny of the Royal Indian Navy in… -
Northeast is not the Part of Pakistan because of 'Netaji': Subhas Bose and the ‘special’ case of Assam
Hindu Genocide
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Moplah Genocide of the Malabar Hindus, 1921: Thousands of Hindus slaughtered -
The first large-scale massacre in Independent India accounts for one of the biggest coverups in modern history: It is about… -
Direct Action Day triggers The Great Calcutta Killings: Kolkata Paid Its Lives To Create Pakistan -
In Srinagar's weeping Butt Mazar, the agonizing cries of slaughtered Brahmins still echo where Sultan Sikandar and Suhabhatt… -
The untold story of Maharashtrian Brahmin genocide committed by Congress after Gandhi’s assassination in 1948
