Romilayana: Romila Thapar’s Hatred of Hindu Dharma Disguised as History Writing
The concluding episode of Romilayana dissects line-by-line, some of the most egregious distortions of both Hindu and Muslim history of India
The Romila Thapar Saga: All the Oxygen of the World Won’t Revive a Fossil
Commentary on the recent backlash against the India International Centre inviting Romila Thapar for a lecture.
K.M. Munshi's Flowing Stream Approach to the Study of Indian History
Kulapati K.M. Munshi delineates his approach to the study of Indian History as a flowing stream through time instead of using dynasties and isolated periods.
The Far Reaching Implications of the Medieval Muslim Chronicler's Psyche on the History of the Future
Concluding part of the series examining the psyche of medieval Muslim chroniclers and its implications on the future of writing history
A Deep-Dive into the Mindset of Medieval Muslim Chroniclers: Preface
The first of a series of essays delving into the mindset and psyche of medieval Muslim chroniclers of Indian history
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.
How the Marxist Historians Fooled the Country Without Doing any Research on Hindu Temple Destructions
The full story of how Marxist Historians fabricated the fiction that Hindu Kings had a tradition of destroying temples without doing any research on the subject
Why Indian Marxist Historians are Worse than Communist Historians of Soviet Russia and Maoist China
Early Indian Marxists were tutored by the USSR and Chinese Communist ideologues and surpassed them in falsifying and inventing Indian history
Introduction to The Theory and Practice of Marxist History Writing in India: Indira Gandhi's Forgotten Time Capsule
First part of a series detailing the theory, practice and subterfuge of Indian Marxists in the history establishment