Monday, November 25, 2024

Political History of India

Missing 54: The heroes who never returned after the 1971 war, who they were and the chronology of the quest to get them back

54 POWs declared as 'Missing In Action' since the 1971 war with Pakistan never returned India - Here is their story

On his 400th birth anniversary know all about Lachit Borphukan, the legendary Ahom general who inflicted a crushing defeat on tyrannical Mughals in 1671

'Mahaveer' Lachit Borphukan deployed a brilliant combination of guerilla tactics, subterfuge, diplomacy, daring and psychological warfare to defeat the much larger army of Mughals

‘Chhatrapati a one-man army who stood up against invaders’: Author Medha Bhaskaran elaborates on Shivaji Maharaj’s life at The Ranveer Show podcast

Medha Bhaskaran spoke on the arrival of invaders to the emergence of Shivaji Maharaj as India's greatest emperor.

Deepening Hindu-Sikhs tensions to murder of Lala Jagat Narain and more: Brief history of attacks against Hindus in Punjab before peak insurgency

Dark days of Punjab found their roots long before Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale came to the fore - with Khalistanis killing Hindus

When former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi held a hanky to her nose while visiting the Machchhu dam disaster site in 1979

In 2017, Modi recalled how the then PM Indira Gandhi had visited the disaster-stricken Morbi district in Gujarat holding a hanky to her nose.

Central Forensic Laboratory refuses to share the DNA report of Gumnami Baba, believed to be Netaji Bose in disguise, sought in an RTI query

Many people believe that Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose survived the plane crash in 1945 and lived as Gumnami Baba in UP

How a fake mail slandered dead Godhra victims in 2002, which was copied by mainstream media: Read details

Around one week after the Godhra massacre of 27 February 2002, there was a malicious email circulated, copied from an Islamic website purporting to be a news portal, making horrible character assassinating and fake charges on the dead kar sewaks of Godhra.

Congress presidential elections: When party chief Sitaram Kesri was locked in a room to make way for Sonia Gandhi

Sitaram Kesri died in 2000 after being subject to glaring indifference by a party, to which he dedicated his entire life.

Kohat Riots 1924: How Hindus were slaughtered and looted by a rampaging Muslim mob and how Hindus were blamed for their own plight

Kohat Riots were termed as one of the most devastating occurrences of Hindu-Muslim conflict in pre-Independence India.

As court allows Ganeshotsav at Hubli Idgah Maidan, read how Congress govt had opened fire on Hindus for trying to hoist the national flag...

In August 1994, six Hindus were killed when police had opened fire on nationalists attempting to hoist tricolour at Hubli Idgah ground

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