Tarikh-i-Habibi: I was Sure he Would Stab me at the First Opportunity: K.K. Muhammed
An exposition on the career of Marxist historian Irfan Habib from the early days
Tarikh-i-Habibi—Being the Partial Chronicle of Irfan Habib: The Progenitor
An account of the origins of history distortions in the Indian academia
Acharya Jadunath Sarkar: The Brilliant Flower whose Fragrance Knows no Death
At the zenith of Bharatavarsha’s Modern Renaissance, scholarship of the highest degree was not only actively sought after but was passionately nurtured and passed on to successive generations in keeping with the true traditions of the Indian learning heritage. In this period, the genius of Sanatana civilization and culture
Luminaries of the Modern Indian Renaissance: Or a Commentary on Our Civilisational Amnesia
When we reminisce about the Indian freedom movement, the year 1858 is a turning point of sorts. That was the year when the control of India passed from the East India Company to the British Crown. From 1858 onwards, for roughly 50 years, a gradual, steady and in many cases,
The Calculated Destruction of History Writing in India in Five Stages
How history writing in India was systematically destroyed through institutional takeover
The Last Chance for Hindus: Plea for a Contemporary Sanatana Renaissance
This tumultuous century provides an opportunity for comprehensive decolonisation of the Hindu cultural psyche