The Foolish Brahmin Who Became an Amildar: A Classic South Indian Folktale of Literal Obedience
How a King’s Metaphorical Advice Turned into Charcoal, Bitten Ears & Bundles of Hair
How a King’s Metaphorical Advice Turned into Charcoal, Bitten Ears & Bundles of Hair
This is the lovely story of a fool named Vidhya, and a poor Brahmin's two paisa of advice, and the words that made him a Prime Minister.
A vivid first-person memoir of the towering lawyer who once defeated the Punjab’s most celebrated English barrister — and later became one of modern India’s most formidable Hindu revivalists.
Like bees gathering honey from flower to flower, young Brahmacharis in Poona went from house to house collecting sanctified food to support their studies
How D.B. Parasnis's obsession with rare manuscripts and Mughal art transformed our understanding of the Maratha Empire
From Indore’s Fire to the Satara Museum: A Life Devoted to Maratha Heritage
D.B. Parasnis: Collector, Editor, and Unsung Saviour of Maratha Historical Documents. This is the first episode of a heartfelt tribute written by Acharya Jadunath Sarkar.
Asaf Jah I's Will, the Nizam's Legal Position, and the Record of Misrule in Hyderabad
Sita Ram Goel powerfully showcases the reasons why Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is the true Shakti-Putra or the son of Shakti
Sita Ram Goel gives us perhaps the most eloquent, factual and clearest exposition of the saga of Hindutva