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Biggest takeaway from Saif Ali Khan interview on Tanhaji: He doesn’t give a damn about politics, he only cares about his career
A viral clip of Saif Ali Khan from an interview with 'Film Companion' on Tanhaji has gone viral
The Imperial Cholas, Part I: An Introduction to the longest ruling Dynasty in India
From a study of the annals of Indic studies, it is quite clear that the Imperial Cholas of south India claim the record for being the longest ruling dynasty in Indian history.
Faiz Ahmed Faiz – the poet, the poem, and the new battle
The issue is not whether Faiz or his poetry is anti-Hindu, the issue is that there are new voices that are speaking up and unsettling a narrative that ruled for decades, if not centuries.
This is why the decade is ending in 2019, and not in 2020. Some Maths and lots of history
Although technically the decade should after 2020, historically the years from 0 to 9 are called a decade
Marxist historians like Romila Thapar did present a ‘rose tinted’ version of Hindu-Muslim unity in Nehruvian textbooks: William Dalrymple admits
William Dalrymple said that history books written in the 1950s left sufficient room for questioning their authenticity.
Research by IIT-Bombay and PRL, Ahmedabad scientists finds evidence of Saraswati river: Read details
The research by the scientists of PRL, Ahmedabad and IIT-Bombay says that ample evidence has been found that suggests a considerable number of Harappan settlements had flourished along the ancient course of a modern seasonal stream called Ghaggar in Northwestern India.
The best tribute to Bhagwan Birsa Munda on his birth anniversary is to fight for anti-conversion laws
What is the best way to pay tribute to Bhagwan Birsa Munda on his birth anniversary?
Birsa Munda, a tribal legend who was a nightmare for Christian missionaries during the British Raj
Birsa Munda is one legend who has made a long-standing impact on India's fight against the British.
Shekhar Gupta’s ThePrint distorts history: Claims Mughals introduced grapes to India, social media schools the author
Grapes have been part of Indian cuisine centuries before the Mughals invaded India
The quest for Bhartiya Asmita and the war against imperialist narrative
The imperial narrative and the imperial hegemony are inseparable. For the colonialist hungry for regime changes, it is essential to establish a 'supremacist' and 'saviour' narrative.
