Political History of India

Major R. Rajamani, the commander of the Indian Army unit that reached Mandai on 9th June 1980, compared the brutality of the killings to the '1968 My Lai massacre' in Vietnam. He remarked, "I have heard of My Lai. I wonder whether that was half as gruesome as here."

Raja Bhabhut Singh's military prowess was compared to that of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

The Mysore kingdom was ruled by the Wadiyars from 1399 until 1947. They are considered to be descendants of Lord Krishna.

In 1960, Jawaharlal Nehru brought a constitutional amendment to give it half of the Berubari enclave in North Bengal to Pakistan after Supreme Court said the govt can’t do it

As Congress wants to claim credit for BrahMos, one must ask, what did they do with it? The answer is damning. Despite repeated terror attacks, especially the 2008 Mumbai attack (26/11), and countless strikes on Indian soil by Pakistani proxies, Congress never intended to use BrahMos even once.

The predominant demographic in Bahawalpur was Muslim and its nawab had a strong relationship with Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

In a cautionary tale of how political shortsightedness can compromise national security for generations, Congress govt in 1966 returned the strategically significant Haji Pir Pass to Pakistan.

Squadron Leader Vijay Karmik played a pivotal role to mobilize the women for the restoration of the damaged airfield.

The agreement laid down a framework of bilateral relations between the two countries.

A shrewd Jawaharlal Nehru, who conceded that he did not want to relive his short term in Nabha jail, deserted Acharya Gidwani and chose not to remain loyal to his colleague