Dismissing a Defenceless Stenographer: A Slice from the Great Nehruvian Purge of the RSS
This is the story of K.V.S. Manian, a stenographer at the Director General of Civil Aviation who was dismissed in 1949 for his alleged links with the RSS.
Skeletons from the Congress Crypt: The Tragic Story of Lekhraj Sharma
The real-life story of how a lifelong Congressman and Gandhian Lekhraj Sharma was brutalised by S.K. Patil
What the Archives Tell us: The Congress was Hated, Not Loved After Independence
A new series documenting how the Nehruvian Congress Party systematically and completely subverted the freedom that India achieved after enormous sacrifices
The Surge of a National Yajna and the Crushing of the Vindhyan Kshatra: Misleading the Freedom Struggle
An essay tracing the second phase of the pre-independence history of the Indian National Congress Party
From A.O. Hume to Rahul Gandhi: The History Several Hoaxes
Tracing the true origins of the Indian National Congress party exposes several myths about its real place in the Indian freedom struggle
Jayadratha's Yudhishtiran Forgiveness Leads to Mohandas Gandhi's Blackmail of the Nehruvian Government
Concluding part of the series on how the Kanika Niti episode in the Mahabharata has valuable lessons for contemporary Indian politics and policy
The Dream of a Maulana and the Force-Feeding of Seventh Century Fanaticism
The fourth part of The Dharma Dispatch series on the comprehensive history of the Tablighi Jamaat in India narrates the actual founding of the Tablighi Jamaat by Muhammad Ilyas
Low Intensity Jihad Against the Citizenship Amendment Act and the Eerie Similarities with Khilafat, Moplah and Direct Action Day
Nothing has changed. The centerstage of the theatre of Jihad-fuelled carnage largely remains the same. Only that its side wings have jutted out and continue to expand westwards—from West Bengal to Uttar Pradesh…that other theatre of the same carnage located at the near-extreme north-western India,
How Mohandas Gandhi’s Pious Dictatorship Culminated in the Genocide of Hindus in Malabar: The Hidden Details
On 24 December 1921, the pre-independence Indian National Congress met at Ahmedabad for a discussion on the Congress Subjects Committee and passed five or six resolutions. This was truly a watershed moment both in the history of the INC and that of Bharatavarsha. It officially appointed Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi