Defeat was a word Sarla Thakral never acknowledged. When the winds of life shifted unfavorably, she harnessed her inherent strength to soar higher, choosing different skies

Over 100 years ago, the Indian brigade ended the Turks’ hold over Israeli city of Haifa, in what is described as 'the last successful cavalry charge in history'

Post his stint with the INA, Nazir Hussain, like many of his comrades, faced challenges in civilian life

Their diverse histories were not just mere stories, but powerful narratives that mirrored the rich and varied tapestry of women's leadership and activities in the era before independence

Each proposal, each counter-proposal, was an assertion of identity, a testament to the painstaking efforts to capture the soul of the nation in words

The treasure, symbolizing India's hope and sacrifice, seemed ensnared in a web of international politics and bureaucracy

Gandhi's desire for Kasturba to be nourished only with water and honey is detailed, along with the intense debates between Devadas and his father

By 1966, the MNF's forces had mushroomed to an impressive eight battalions, bolstered immensely by support from the Pakistani military

Another devastating decision was Nehru's policy of dividing Assam into smaller states based on ethnicity, a move that had negative consequences

The commencement of the Portuguese India banknote issue can be traced back to 1882, signifying a remarkable milestone in the history of Indo-Portuguese commerce