How the Ubiquitous Chapati Forged the First War of Indian Independence: An Unsolved Mystery
An intriguing and delightful anecdote of how mass distribution of chapatis played a mysterious role during the first war of Indian independence.
An intriguing and delightful anecdote of how mass distribution of chapatis played a mysterious role during the first war of Indian independence.
Ratta-Kandarpadeva or Indra IV, the last Rashtrakuta King daily engaged in strenuous war exercises. A brief description of his skill and prowess in performing these exercises offers brilliant insights and are relevant for all times.
The fourth part of this series traces Kautilya's extraordinarily enduring blueprint for village administration and how it revealed itself throughout Hindu history.
The first part of a series narrating Dr. Ramesh Chandra Majumdar's factual analysis of the Hindu response to Islamic invasions of India over the centuries and the lessons they hold for us today.
భారత చరిత్ర అంటే విదేశ దండ యాత్రలు, వ్యతిరేకంగా పోరాడి విజయం సాధించడం మటుకే కాదు. నిజమైన చరిత్ర అంటే ఆ దేశంలో నివసించే ప్రజల చరిత్ర.
As the much-awaited Bhoomi Puja takes place tomorrow at Ayodhya, an essay commemorating the outstanding contribution made by the fine scholar and historian Sita Ram Goel to Hindu civilisational resurgence.
The first part of a series documenting the genocide of Malabar Hindus by the Moplahs
The first of a series of essays delving into the mindset and psyche of medieval Muslim chroniclers of Indian history
The concluding essay narrating the heroic and honourable martyrdom of Jayapaladeva, the last frontier Hindu hero who harassed Mahmud of Ghazni
Maharaja Jayapaladeva is a great symbol of the full story of the unyielding Hindu resistance against repeated Islamic invasions into India, yet to be told