Political History of India

The Communist Party of India is one of the most controversial political parties in the country. Founded in 1925, CPI is alleged to have been directly involved in several anti-national activities since its inception.

Nehru and his government had ignored warnings by the Indian Army about a possible Chinese aggression, says 2012 report by Gaurav Sawant.

The Kakori Train Robbery also known as the Kakori conspiracy was an armed robbery which took place on August 9, 1925, on a train in central Uttar Pradesh and the subsequent court trial instituted by the government of British India against more than 20 Indian revolutionaries accused of involvement, directly or otherwise, in the crime.

One of the persistent pieces of given wisdom in Indian political discourse is that the Dravidian movement was a progressive one.

Mitrokhin Archives are considered to be the most sensational coutner-intelligence documents that have blown the whistle on several countries.

Rajiv Gandhi did not want Ram Mandir-Babri Masjid dispute to be resolved as he did not want Chandra Shekhar to take credit for the same

Muslims who stayed back in India after the partition, did not primarily do so out of their innate love for mother India

The extreme sacrifices by the Karsevaks laid the foundation for the path to the Hindu reclamation of the Ram Janmabhoomi.

In 1717, Jaisingh II purchased lands and established Jaisnighpura in all Hindu religious centres across North India including Ayodhya.

His detractors within the Congress party claim PV Narasimha Rao was complicit in the Babri Masjid Demolition.