Political History of India

Videos have emerged where violent Muslim mobs are seen pelting stones at makeshift Durga Puja pandals in Bangladesh. There are also reports of rampant loot and molestations.

The Great Conversion or Dharma Deeksha took place in Nagpur on October 14. Dr Ambedkar took 22 vows while converting to Buddhism.

Ambedkar opined that it is an improbable prospect to expect Muslims to accept the authority of a government ruled by a Hindu majority because for them Hindus are Kaffirs and therefore, unworthy of respect and undeserving of ruling them.

Interestingly, the decision of 'nationalisation' was made by Jawaharlal Nehru without consulting the Tata Group.

Priyanka Gandhi hightailed it to Lakhimpur Kheri village after protesting farmers clashed with BJP workers resulting in the death of 8 people.

Gandhi modified lyrics to Hindu bhajan of "Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram" to project a secular composite image of the Indian society

2021 is the 100th anniversary of the Moplah Massacre of Hindus and Kerala Communist govt is trying its best to whitewash the massacre

A book written by Elizabeth W. Andrew and Katharine C. Bushnell in 1898 uncovers a tragic truth of British rule in India.

Madam Cama grew conscious about the atrocities done by Britishers in the country due to which differences arose between her and Rustom Cama.

J Nandakumar believes that the communist and Islamist historians who have tried to distort Indian history, have also glorified the 1921 Moplah massacre, depicting it as a freedom struggle