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‘I am a victim of exodus from Manipur due to attacks originating from Myanmar’: Author Manoshi Sinha
I am a Bishnupriya Manipuri Hindu. There are two sects of Manipuris - Meitei and Bishnupriya. I trace my ancestry to Babruvahana, the son...
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The Cuncolim Revolt of 1583 against the Portuguese colonial rule emerged as the first revolt in Goa and could also be the first in...
History belongs to its geography
The Elgin Marbles, designed and executed by Phidias to adorn the Parthenon, a temple of the goddess Athena on the Acropolis in Athens, are...
Quest for Freedom: The great Zadu Dynasty
Most of the patriots and freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives in the Indian independence movement have found a place in our history and...
Medieval Building of Gangatia landlord Family at Kishoreganj
Gangatia Zamindar house is locally called"Manbababur Bari". It is located at village Gangatia of Gobindpur Union at Hossainpur Upazila and about 12 km away...
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In 1999 I was travelling from Delhi to Jaipur by road with my brother-in-law (a Jat). An hour out of Delhi, we entered Haryana’s...
Macaulay: A Bharat-hater whose shadow still looms on Bharatiya society
Macaulay was no Indologist. Nor he was an academician, noteworthy intellectual, for that matter. Yet, he managed to cause a lasting damage to the...
How Islamic kingdoms stole Hindu knowledge and labelled as their own
Excerpts from my book: Swift Horses Sharp Swords with some additions
Indian knowledge, specifically Hindu, proved to be a deep ocean of scholarship that was...
The kind of Hindus that drafted our legislations after independence
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"The Kind of Hindus that Drafted our Legislations After Independence", Dharma Dispatch, July 24, 2023:
"THE MISFORTUNE OF HINDU SOCIETY today is that power to...
The Bharat-Cambodia connection
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"The India-Cambodia connection", Esamskriti, June, 2017:
"In their anxiety to win the frenetic ‘fastest growing economy’ race, most Indians have forgotten the strong cultural roots...