Political History of India

Language, art, food and more: The Economist glorifies Mughals for bringing culture to India, as if nothing existed before Babur. Netizens mock the bizarre...

It is harder to eradicate a culture that has over five centuries permeated India’s blood and soil," The Economist claimed.

‘Bhim Army’ chief Chandra Shekhar Ravan bats for separate electorate for Dalits: Read how Ambedkar himself had abandoned it and Indian Constitution explicitly prohibits...

The origins of the separate electorate can be traced back to British India, when the foreign regime acquiesced to the demands presented by the Islamists to facilitate their communal agenda. The British Parliament's Indian Councils Act 1909, also referred to as the Morley-Minto Reforms, proposed the creation of distinct electorates for Muslims.

Yes, Rahul Gandhi, BJP should be “gerrymandering” to snatch away the Muslim veto — street and electoral

"PM Modi is confident that he can capture the Delimitation Commission too," Rahul Gandhi alleged.

Bengal has never been a hub for large manufacturing, claims TMC leader Mahua Moitra: How true is her statement

"Bengal is a partition state it is still an agrarian economy with very small land holdings," Moitra claimed while talking to Jain.

“I look at Sangh with a sense of belongingness”: What Ambedkar said after RSS visit in Satara and his lesser-known association with the organisation

"Dr Ambedkar was fully aware of Sangh. Its volunteers were in constant contact with him," conveyed Dattopant Thengadi's book.

Between Reverence and Realpolitik: The Savarkar–Ambedkar Samanvaya Question

A serious churn is underway within the Hindutva movement regarding the viability of a samanvaya between V.D. Savarkar and B. R. Ambedkar

Akhilesh Yadav meets Swami Avimukteshwaranand: Read how Mulayam’s police attacked him during a protest and the anti-Hindu history of his family, Samajwadi Party

The Samajwadi Party and the Yadav family are notorious for their consistent anti-Hindu positions and statements.

Yogendra Yadav brings irrelevant US analogies to criticise Assam delimitation exercise: Read how his op-ed totally ignores the State’s demographic realities and history

Assam’s story cannot be understood through borrowed metaphors or distant ideological templates. It demands engagement with its history, its agreements, and its anxieties. Only then can the debate over delimitation move from rhetorical labeling to meaningful democratic dialogue.

Leftist-secular group stages demonstration in Ahmedabad on Gujarat riots anniversary: When will they start talking about the 59 Hindus who died in Godhra?

These pretentious secular democrats mention the 'Godhra massacre' in their social media posts, but they hold these demonstrations on the 28th.

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