Revenge is not always better, but neither is forgiveness; learn to know them both so that there is no problem – – a profound quote of Draupadi from Mahabharat The book is an original and unique retelling of Mahabharat from Draupadi’s story. The author has mentioned in the disclaimer thatContinue Reading
Along with the partitioning of land, there was the provision of a division of each and every asset. After land, money was the most critical asset. However, India was more eager to part with the money than Pakistan was ready to receive. Vide the partition terms, India had to reimburseContinue Reading
During the golden period – from the 1st century to the 6th century – Hindu religion, culture and traditions were diffusing deep into Southeast Asia, powered by the economic might of the Gupta dynasty. But it was the trade with distant Rome that brought India untold riches. India’s GDP wasContinue Reading
Bose met Emilie Schenkl, an Austrian, 13 years his junior in Vienna and fell in love with her as she worked for him as a secretary taking shorthand notes and typing.Continue Reading
In 1206 CE Tibetan army launched guerilla attack on Khilji’s 10k jihadi soldiers in the cold mountain passes of Tibet forcing Khilji to retreat. The Kamrup (Assamese) army blocked the roads, cut off supplies and inflicted huge casualties on Khilji’s army and were comprehensively defeated on 27 March 1206.Continue Reading
The article is for making Hindus aware of Shatrubodh as no battle can ever be won until and unless one knows about the enemy. It is not to glorify Islam or mock Hindus. Knowing accurately about the enemy enables you to make the correct strategy and chalk out appropriate tactics. Adharma cannot be foughtContinue Reading
Hayagriva, an avatar of Vishnu, with a human body and a horse’s head, was destined to kill a demon. The Puranic story has it that once an asura stole Vedas from the gods, Vishnu had to intervene in the form of Hayagriva to restore the holy books to the gods. Since then,Continue Reading
In 1967, a young journalist Anant Pai noticed while watching a TV quiz show on Doordarshan that the Indian children on the show could quickly answer questions about Greek mythology, but they could not answer a simple question about the name of Ram’s mother. Upset, he pondered about the deepContinue Reading
After the first war of independence in 1857, the British had established themselves as the sole master of the destiny of India. Around 1870, they even started forcing their anthem, God Save the Queen, on Indians. However, fate had its own way. A Bengali man named Bankim Chandra Chatterjee was returningContinue Reading
After the 1857 war of first independence, the British had a change of heart and became fearful of Hindu resurgence. Though they were subtly undermining Hindu civilization earlier too, they started pulling all-out efforts to subvert it. They commissioned many scholars who took a colonial approach to interpret Indian historyContinue Reading