When Lala Lajpat Rai Bombed Mohandas Gandhi’s Politics of Ahimsa
Excerpts from a 1916 essay written by Lala Lajpat Rai blasting Mohandas Gandhi's new doctrine of non-violent resistance against evil.
Gandhi was “Our Man” said the British: George Orwell’s Devastating Critique
Excerpts from the iconic George Orwell's incisive critique of Mohandas Gandhi, his methods and his legacy reveal several unflattering truths about the Mahatma.
How the Usurpation of a Freedom Struggle by a Martyrdom-Seeker Placed India in the Hands of a Partial Indian
The third phase of the history of the Congress party eventually led to the usurpation of India by a foreigner six decades later
The Psychotic Congress Hatred of Veer Savarkar Explained
A tribute to Veer Savarkar and the reasons for the Congress party's undying hatred for him
Hindu Voices from the Malabar Graveyard: The Rani of Nilambur Records the Misery of the Malabar Hindu Women
Part 1: Hindu Voices from the Graveyard: Unearthing the Tragic Stories of the Malabar Hindus Part 2: Hindu Voices from the Malabar Graveyard: War Song of the Moplahs and the Century-Long Massacres of Hindus Geography is perhaps the greatest, mute chronicler of history. Geography doesn’t lie, doesn’t
Hindu Voices from the Malabar Graveyard: War Song of the Moplahs and the Century-Long Massacres of Hindus
Read Part 1: Hindu Voices from the Graveyard: Unearthing the Tragic Stories of the Malabar Hindus If we thought that the ghastly genocide of the hapless Hindus of Malabar in 1921 at the hands of the Moplah Muslims was a sudden or sporadic occurrence due to the sustained, inflammatory preaching
Hindu Voices from the Graveyard: Unearthing the Tragic Stories of the Malabar Hindus
In less than two years, the appalling genocide of the Malabar Hindus will complete a full tragic century. It was on 20 August 1921 that a plague-like pogrom descended upon the unprepared and blissfully-unaware Hindus of Malabar at the hands of people they had trusted: the Moplah Muslims.
How Kohat was Entirely Cleansed of its Hindu Population: The Tragic Finale
In this Series: The Forgotten Kohat Genocide of Hindus: An Introductory History The Delhi and Gulbarga Massacre of Hindus: Precursors to the Forgotten Kohat Hindu Genocide The earliest recorded history of Kohat traces its founder to a Buddhist king named Raja Kohat. Today, the only surviving traces of Kohat’s
The Forgotten Kohat Genocide of Hindus: An Introductory History
At the outset, let’s look at two quotes. Quote 1 “On the whole, violence is sanctified in Islam if it is carried out against infidels or heretics ‘in the path of Allah.’ On the philosophic religious level, there is no room for nonbelievers in the Islamic system, even if
Mohandas Gandhi Orders the Indian National Congress to Succumb to Moplah Jihadis in the Infamous Resolution No. 3
The barbaric Jihad against Hindus in the Malabar region can by no stretch of imagination be characterized as the “Moplah Rebellion.” Even the stray incidents of arson, capture of British officials, siege of police stations, etc do not qualify this appalling brutality to be termed a mere “rebellion.” The context