The Depraved Annals of the Muslim Aristocracy in Medieval India
An essay series narrating the horrifying details of the ruling Muslim aristocracy in Medieval India
All Dharma Dispatch essays on History and Historiography
An essay series narrating the horrifying details of the ruling Muslim aristocracy in Medieval India
The second and concluding part narrates the massive damage that Jawaharlal Nehru's fascination for Communism caused to the Sanatana civilisational fabric of Bharatavarsha.
Most histories of Communism in India often overlook the seminal and pivotal role played by Jawaharlal Nehru in offering substantial patronage for spreading this totalitarian ideology in India.
The first part of a series expounding on the Raja Dharma that Sri Krishnadevaraya laid down as state policy and practiced.
A detailed picture of the Bengal that the 17th Century Sanskrit Scholar Dhundiraja saw and described in his Sanskrit work, Girvanapadamanjari
The second part of our essay series tracing the history of the unrivalled prosperity of Bengal narrates the account of Francois Bernier
The first part of a series narrating the prosperous economic empire of Bengal roughly from the 14th up to the 18th Century
How the Dravidianists invented a non-existent Kumarikandam and politicised both history and geography for political purposes
Busting the secularist myth that the Wahabi Movement was the first war of Indian independence
Pages from a forgotten history of the Communist collaboration with the Razakkars in Hyderabad