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TrueIndology busts Rajdeep Sardesai’s propaganda of ‘Hindu kings destroying Buddhist temples’

History is a very interesting subject, one can easily brainwash the generations if history is distorted and concocted. Nowadays we are hearing a lot...

How Hindus protected & nurtured Sikhi

Gurudwara Bangla Sahib was originally Bangla (palace) of great Hindu King Raja Jai Singh. When Aurangzeb summoned 6 year old Sikh Guru Har Krishan,...

Dravidians can squirm all they want, Cholas were devout Hindus!

Lot of debates going on about the Chola dynasty's religious identity. Thankfully, the Cholas themselves have left plenty of surprising data that answer such...

Sindh nationalists to commemorate death anniversary of Raja Dahir – the last Hindu ruler of Sindh

Rising nationalism in Sindh due to Pakistan's discriminatory politics is forcing Sindhis to revisit their pre-Islamic history. Challenging the national symbols and leaders imposed...

King as divine in Mahabharata

The concept of considering king as divine or representation of divine finds its strongest suport in Hindu Polity in Mahabharata. In Hindu Polity, Manusmriti...

Lesson from Chattrapati Shivaji’s life: Impose serious costs on enemy

The biggest lesson from Shivaji Maharaj's life is the imposition of cost. 1. When Shaiste Khan looted Pune, Chhatrapati Shivaji did not stop at...

Suthradhara Mandhana: talented architect and author during time of great Maharana Kumbha of Mewar

This is a short article on two lesser known, but important iconographic texts called Devatamurthiprakaranam and Rupamandanam. Both texts are credited to Suthradhara Mandhana,...

Rajputs angry over Emperor Mihira Bhoja termed Gurjar

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's proposed visit to Dadri to unveil a statue of north Bharat's 9th century ruler Mihir Bhoj, has drawn...

Busting the myth of Mughal economic superiority

Indian Marxist and Liberal historians and intellectuals alike have long fantasised about the apparent “glories” of the Mughal Empire and how “prosperous” it was,...

Unsung heroes of Bharatavarsha — the tale of Raja Bhoja

The year is 1024. After fierce resistance from valiant Hindu devotees, Mahmud of Ghazni emerges victorious, barbarically smashes the sacred Shivalinga and burns the...

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