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The Portuguese onslaught Part 2: When India’s Malabar coast went from peaceful spice trade to fierce naval battles, from Cochin to Kannur and more

Rukma Rathore -
The first Portuguese Viceroy of India, Francisco de Almeida also payed a key part in the historic "Battle of Diu."
News Reports

‘The elephant is now wide awake, and don’t you dare to manipulate it now as you did for decades’: Bhima-Koregaon petitioner Tushar Damgude writes...

OpIndia Staff -
Tushar Damgude, better known as the prime petitioner in the Bhima-Koregaon and Elgar Parishad case of 2018 that initiated the decisive crackdown against the urban naxals has therefore written a letter to the chiefs of western world nations.
Opinions

75 years after decolonisation of India, now the need of the hour is decolonisation of the individual

Dr. Mrittunjoy Guha Majumdar -
The key question on decolonisation is whether India was truly liberated, beyond the political dimension, after 1947
Opinions

Big words, liberal hypocrites and silly Nehru bhakti

Abhishek Banerjee -
The liberals want to create two different castes among languages and the agenda is clear
News Reports

How Reginald Dyer, the General who ordered Jallianwala Bagh massacre, was honoured by some Indians

Nithesh S -
It is tragic to know some Indians had honoured the British butcher

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