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In 1921, British forces brutally killed over 750 unarmed farmers in Munshiganj during a peaceful protest with experts calling it deadlier than Jallianwala Bagh while a memorial today stands as a grim reminder of their sacrifice & the atrocities committed
A memorial has been erected to honor their memory, reminding us of the severe atrocities and inhumanity committed by the British.
"भूले तो नहीं": In 1860, the ship Truro & Belvedere brought 680 Indian indentured laborers to South Africa, beginning a journey of hardship that has since evolved into a thriving Indian community deeply embedded in South Africa's culture and history today
The Truro was the first of 384 ships which brought indentured workers from India to South Africa. The last ship to arrive was the “Umlazi 43” in 1911.
"कालाध्याय": In the dark corridors of the 1980s, Coomar Narain and Colonel Alain Bolley orchestrated a deadly espionage ring, leaking top-secret defense files that not only endangered India's nuclear security but also manipulated billion-dollar arms deals
As the sensational arrests of people involved in the country's biggest spy scandal continued, the magnitude of the security breach appeared to have reached frightening levels.
Srivijaya, 1400 years older than Port Blair, honors a Buddhist kingdom in Sumatra & Rajendra Chola’s epic naval war, a tribute to his vision that expanded Indian influence across Southeast Asia using monsoon winds and maritime routes, a true global power
The name Srivijaya is derived from the Sanskrit words “sri” and “vijaya”.
Dr. Anandibai Joshi, India's first female physician, embraced 19th-century challenges with courage and determination, securing a medical degree in the U.S. and setting a monumental precedent for women's education and empowerment across generations
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Britishers
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Subhas Chandra Bose
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Hindu Genocide
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- Moplah Genocide of the Malabar Hindus, 1921: Thousands of Hindus slaughtered
