१९४६ नौसैनिक विद्रोह: जब गांधी ने सैनिकों को कहा गुंडा और साहिर लुधयानवी ने मांगा जवाब भारत की आजादी के ठीक पहले मुम्बई (तत्कालिक बॉम्बे) में रायल इण्डियन नेवी के सैनिकों द्वारा पहले एक पूर्ण…
Untold HORRORS of 1947 India Partition: Treachery of a Thousand Years On the 14th August 1947, India lost 8,82,000 sq km of her territory, the size of UK & France combined, to the becoming of…
Shangara Singh Mann: INA Soldier Who Killed 50 Britishers after Marching 1100 Miles Without Food Shangara Singh Mann! How many of us know about this brave freedom fighter who killed 50 Britishers and injured over…
1945 Nilganj Massacre of 2000+ INA Soldiers by British; Await Recognition Not many of us have heard about the Nilganj massacre of 1945 that involved mass genocide of 2000 plus Azad Hind Fauz soldiers in…
Why Academic Indian History Books Need to be Rewritten? At the time of independence, India comprised of a total of 565 princely states and 17 provinces called British India. Stories abound as to how most…
1948: How a Kashmiri Hindu Saved Honor of Many from Pakistani Kabalis “Which is the worst issue on gender justice that you have come across in your career?” A friend asked me. “It is…
Bhishma of Mewar: The Story of Chundawat Clan; Epitome of Patriotism श्रेयान्स्वधर्मो विगुण: परधर्मात्स्वनुष्ठितात् |स्वधर्मे निधनं श्रेय: परधर्मो भयावह: || It is far better to perform one’s natural prescribed duty, though tinged with faults, than…
How Merciful Were British to Nehru and Harsh to Savarkar: The Contrasts Recently, Congress workers garlanded the statue of Swatantryaveer Savarkar with shoes, and blackened it. They openly boasted this act, without the slightest fear of reprisal in the…
Akbar a Philanderer? How He Begged Kiran Devi Rathore for His Life? Kiran Devi Rathore! A painting of the brave Rajput queen stamping her feet on Akbar’s chest with her dagger on his neck is displayed…
How Ancient Chittor Fort Was Witness to its Rise, Plunder and 3 Jauhars Chittor Fort, or rather what is left of it, is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. It dates back so many years…
