Political History of India
Research essays about the political history of India
No Sonia Gandhi, your husband did not stand for democracy or liberty
Rajiv Gandhi had infamously justified the Sikh massacre by saying, "When a big tree falls, the earth shakes."
They may throw ink on Savarkar’s statue, but it is the Congress who has a tainted face
While top Congres leaders spent their so-called jail terms in posh guest houses, Savarkar was subjected to inhuman atrocities in Andaman.
Shifting focus: Is the Khalistan movement really ‘Justice for Sikhs’?
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History speaks that many Sikh Gurus laid their lives fighting against radical Islam and yet we have these flimsy Khalsas, colluding with ISI, whose motive is just to carry out Jihad.
Kashmir’s full integration into India: Best Independence Day gift from the Modi government
Kashmir's struggle since the formation of the Moslem Conference of Jammu and Kashmir in 1932 has been for the Islamist cause
Radcliffe Line: When a lawyer with no knowledge about India decided her fate
The partition remains one of the bloodiest part of India's modern history.
KP genocide: Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad exonerates jihadis, peddles the “Governor Jagmohan did it” theory
Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad whitewashes crimes of Jihadis and holds Governor Jagmohan responsible for the KP exodus
The abduction of Rubaiya Saeed: This is the image that eventually paved the way for Kashmir to descend into chaos
Rubaiya Saeed was kidnapped by JKLF terrorists on the 8th December 1989. Five dreadful terrorists were freed by the VP Singh government to secure her safe return.
Himalayan Blunder : When India gave up on Tibet and what it needs to do now
During Rajiv Gandhi's 1989 visit to China, Deng Xiaoping had suggested: "Let both sides forget the unpleasant period in our past relations and let us treat everything with an eye on the future."30 years have since passed, however, the future is yet to arrive in India, Tibet and China relations.
Revisiting Sainbari, a blot on Indian Democracy: When Communists made a mother eat rice with her dead sons’ blood
The Sainbari incident remains the most horrific instance of political violence in the country.
Guess who supported the Emergency? The Communists, of course
Every anniversary of Emergency in India (June 25, 1975) and worn-out clichés on muzzling media, despotic Indira, state repression and the complicity of judiciary begin to do rounds.
