History of Indian Freedom Struggle
The third phase of the history of the Congress party eventually led to the usurpation of India by a foreigner six decades later
History of Indian Freedom Struggle
An essay tracing the second phase of the pre-independence history of the Indian National Congress Party
Indian National Congress
Tracing the true origins of the Indian National Congress party exposes several myths about its real place in the Indian freedom struggle
History of Indian Freedom Struggle
A tribute to Veer Savarkar and the reasons for the Congress party's undying hatred for him
Indian Marxists
At the zenith of Bharatavarsha’s Modern Renaissance, scholarship of the highest degree was not only actively sought after but was passionately nurtured and passed on to successive generations in keeping with the true traditions of the Indian learning heritage. In this period, the genius of Sanatana civilization and culture
Indian Freedom Struggle
Remembering R.C. Majumdar, one of India's greatest gifts to the world of historical scholarship
Indian Freedom Struggle
At the outset, let’s look at two quotes. Quote 1 “On the whole, violence is sanctified in Islam if it is carried out against infidels or heretics ‘in the path of Allah.’ On the philosophic religious level, there is no room for nonbelievers in the Islamic system, even if
Hindu Muslim Riots
Among other unspeakable crimes he committed against India, the deplorable “Lord” Curzon is notable for three measured by the impact and scale of destruction: The infamous Partition of Bengal in 1905, his “education policy” which singularly wiped out Sanskrit education that had existed unbroken for hundreds of years, and his
Indian Freedom Struggle
In this Series Part 1: UNMASKING THE MAHATMAHOOD OF GANDHI: R.C. MAJUMDAR’S FRANK ASSESSMENT OF MOHANDAS GANDHI Part 2: INDIA’S INDEPENDENCE WAS SECONDARY TO MOHANDAS GANDHI: R.C. MAJUMDAR UNMASKS GANDHI Years before R.C. Majumdar wrote his classic and authoritative History of the Freedom Movement in
Indian Freedom Struggle
In the previous part discussing R.C. Majumdar’s frank and objective critique of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, we had seen how Majumdar showed, using Gandhi’s own words, that Satyagraha had no fair role in India’s struggle for freedom. In the present episode, we present a continuation of the