What the Sufis Really Said: In Their Own Words
The reality of Sufism in India is extremely dark, violent and fanatical as evidenced by copious volumes of Sufi literature
History Lessons for Incredible India: The True Meaning of the “Tower of Victory” at Qutub Minar
A history essay delineating the real meaning and civilisational significance of Qutub Minar or The Tower of Victory
The Myth of Composite Culture is Nothing But Pro-Pakistan Propaganda
For upholding the myth of the composite culture, it is mandatory to refer to every Islamic aggression and invasion by using a polite and non-pejorative word: arrival.
The Noble Martyrdom of Maharaja Jayapaladeva Whose Heroic Pyre Remains Unmourned
The concluding essay narrating the heroic and honourable martyrdom of Jayapaladeva, the last frontier Hindu hero who harassed Mahmud of Ghazni
Maharaja Jayapaladeva: The Lionhearted Symbol of Unyielding Hindu Resistance
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
Parama Bhattaraka Maharajadhiraja Sri Jayapaladeva: An Introduction to the Forgotten Last Frontier Hero of Bharatavarsha
A forgotten episode from ancient Indian history about Maharaja Jayapala Deva, the last Hindu King who ruled North-Western India
Tarikh-i-Habibi—Being the Partial Chronicle of Irfan Habib: The Progenitor
An account of the origins of history distortions in the Indian academia
The Loss of the Aryavarata Consciousness: Or the Lessons that 10th Century Sanatana Bharata Teaches Us
Ancient India vanished with the arrival of the barbaric Turkish Muslim hordes most notably led by the Islamic zealot and the proud destroyer of Hindu temples, Mahmud of Ghazni. He also wiped out whatever remained of the Arab Muslims in Sindh and wrote a darker, bloodier chapter than what Muhammad
The Apocalyptic Battle of Talikota is an Eternal Warning
The terminal Battle of Talikota permanently extinguished the glorious Hindu Empire of Vijayanagara. But the eternal lessons it left behind endures like a civilisational scar that cannot be erased.
Yes. The Taj Mahal is a Despot’s Monument to a Woman
A cultural analysis of the real symbolism of the Taj Mahal