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Colonial Crimes
Dutch King apologises for country’s slavery past
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Dutch King Willem-Alexander has apologised for the first time for the country's slavery past at an event to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the...
Secret no. 2: Hindu social order before colonial mutilations
Introduction
Consider a modern multicultural society like the one in Silicon Valley. Here live people of many native languages, cultures (cuisine, fashion, arts, and events),...
What World’s Indigenous Peoples Day means for Bharat?
August 9 has been designated International day of World's Indigenous Peoples Day. The UN has set this day aside to 'celebrate' indigenous populations and...
The false narrative of French democracy
The West has always claimed the role of being the champion of democracy, especially in times of social and political turmoil. Today, France is...
साधु ही हैं आत्मा पूर्व (भारत) की: जिस पर औपनिवेशिक शिक्षा के माध्यम से अंग्रेजों ने प्रहार किया
कल भारत ने अपना गणतंत्र दिवस मनाया। इस अवसर पर यह आवश्यक था कि एक ऐसी धारणा को तोडा जाए, जो औपनिवेशिक शिक्षा ने...
लिबरल गुलाम लेखक के अनुसार नैतिक थे अंग्रेज, और हिन्दू हैं नाजीवादी! किया प्रिय “गांधी जी” को भी किनारे
भारत के लिबरल लेखक किस हद तक अंग्रेजों के गुलाम हैं, यह समय समय पर दिखाई देता रहता है! और अंग्रेज उनके लिए माईबाप...
France gives up a part of looted colonial treasures, will UK follow?
France has transferred ownership of 26 royal treasures, including sacred altars and statues, stolen from Benin some 130 years ago back to the African...
1493 CE: The Pope asserts rights to colonize, convert, and enslave
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In 1493 CE, Pope Alexander VI issued a papal bull or decree, “Inter Caetera," in which he authorized Spain and Portugal to colonize the...
‘Dismantling Global Hindutva’ event an academic assault on Hindu Dharma
Hindu Dharma has long been under the assault by western academia since the dawn of the colonial era of European supremacism, in which western...
African netizens slam ‘The Economist’ for romanticising colonial-era bureaucrats
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In its July 31 edition, The Economist included a review of the book, ‘In the Forest of No Joy’ by J.P. Daughton. The book...