There was Never any ‘Muslim Era’ in India
In his inimitable style, Sita Ram Goel conclusively proves that there was no "Muslim era" in Indian history
Never Forget! How Mahmud of Ghazni Devastated the Original Somanatha Temple
The full story of how Mahmud of Ghazni devastated the original glory of the grand Somanatha Temple, motivated by Islamic bigotry and greed
Shakti-Putra Shivaji: In Which Sita Ram Goel Shreds Nawab Nehru’s “History”
Sita Ram Goel's Hindi classic "Shaktiputra Shivaji" is highly underrated. Its introduction is a masterpiece that rips apart Jawaharlal Nehru's pretence of being a historian.
Ever Heard of Jhain? This is what Jalal-ud-din Khalji did to it
This is the little-known story of a Jhain, a prosperous town in medieval Rajasthan, heartlessly obliterated by Jalal-ud-din Khalji. Now it is known as the Chhan village.
How Bakhtiyar Khalji Physically Erased Gaur
A little-known history of the manner in which Bakhtiyar Khalji physically exterminated Gaur and erased all traces of its Hindu past
The Problem is Far More Serious than Including or Dropping Lessons on the Mughals in History Textbooks
Commentary on the recent controversy over dropping the chapters on Mughal history from NCERT textbooks
The Wages of Civilisational Amnesia: What the Tragic Fate of the Prahladapuri Temple Teaches us
The Prahladapuri Temple in Multan exudes a timeless cautionary lesson for Hindus across the world.
When Jadunath Sarkar’s Personal Library Became the Single Source for Studying the Medieval History of India
Jadunath Sarkar spent a fortune from his pocket for building a vast and invaluable personal library, which became the single-most hub for studying the medieval history of India.
An Inside View of the Crumbling World Within Bahadur Shah Zafar’s Red Fort
A highly interesting compilation titled "Precis of Palace Intelligence" gives us an insider's picture of Bahadur Shah Zafar's Red Fort inhabited by 2000 people.
How the Mughals Paved the Way for the British Takeover of Bharatavarsha
A detailed exploration of how the Mughals almost singlehandedly opened the doors for the eventual takeover of Bharatavarsha by the East India Company.