Mricchakatika as an Allegory of the Emergency
Shudraka's immortal Sanskrit play, Mricchakatika, written in the 5th Century, is an uncanny allegory of Indira Gandhi's emergency
Shudraka's immortal Sanskrit play, Mricchakatika, written in the 5th Century, is an uncanny allegory of Indira Gandhi's emergency
Maoism turned three generations of Indian youth into terrorists by brainwashing them on university campuses and through media
The Congress dynasty has a long history of always looking to please foreigners and importing foreign experts to rule India. Congress Governments so far have indulged in colonial rule by proxy.
Read the details of the eerie similarities between the courtiers of the Nehru clan and the durbaris of the Mughal Empire.
The next similarity between the Mughal and Congress dynasty is the unscrupulous character of their respective courtiers.
This is the first part of a series exploring the scary similarities between the Mughal dynasty and the Nehru dynasty.
The recent burst of Rana Ayyub's hate-filled rants against PM Narendra Modi and India on foreign soil must be contextualised in the historical backdrop of the West's continual meddling in India's internal affairs.
The 1967 General Elections of India was a crucial juncture in the history of "independent India." It was the clear line that separated decency from brazenness.
The history of independent India is also the depressing history of decadal agitations that kept India unstable and continuously on the boil. The national costs have been enormous.
Our archives reveal some shocking stories of how Congress brutally silenced any opposition to its hegemony barely a year after India became independent. These stories are the textbook definition of Nazism in action.