Indian History
The Depraved Annals of the Muslim Aristocracy in Medieval India
An essay series narrating the horrifying details of the ruling Muslim aristocracy in Medieval India
Muslim History of India
വാസ്തവത്തിൽ സൂഫിമാർ പറഞ്ഞത്: അവരുടെ തന്നെ വാക്കുകളിൽ
ഇന്ത്യയിലെ സൂഫികളുടെ യാഥാർത്ഥ്യം അങ്ങേയറ്റം ഇരുണ്ടതും ഹിംസാത്മകവും മതഭ്രാന്ത് പിടിച്ചതുമാണെന്നുള്ളത് സുലഭമായ സൂഫി സാഹിത്യത്തിൽ നിന്ന് തന്നെ വ്യക്തമാണ്
Marxist Historians
The Far Reaching Implications of the Medieval Muslim Chronicler's Psyche on the History of the Future
Concluding part of the series examining the psyche of medieval Muslim chroniclers and its implications on the future of writing history
Marxist Historians
The Qualifications of a Medieval Muslim Chronicler and the Nature of Muslim Histories
An examination of the centrality of linear history in Islam and the qualifications that a medieval Muslim chronicler possessed
Marxist Historians
A Deep-Dive into the Mindset of Medieval Muslim Chroniclers: Preface
The first of a series of essays delving into the mindset and psyche of medieval Muslim chroniclers of Indian history
Muslim History of India
Episodes from an Oppressive Era: How Hindus Preserved their Dharma Under Shah Jahan’s Tyranny
A series unraveling the truth of Hindu and Sikh persecution under Shah Jahan's regime and the Hindu response thereto
Islamic Invasion of India
History Lessons for Incredible India: The True Meaning of the “Tower of Victory” at Qutub Minar
A history essay delineating the real meaning and civilisational significance of Qutub Minar or The Tower of Victory
Marxist Historians
In Marxist Mythology, the Bhagavad Gita is a Stratagem for Oppression
The Marxist Theory of History interprets the Bhagavad Gita as a stratagem for class oppression and paints Hindu society as fundamentally oppressive
Marxist Historians
How the Secular Historians Transformed Punyabhumi Ayodhya into an International Crime Scene and Got Away With it
Preface Two key themes emerged from my scores of conversations with the people of Ayodhya on a fairly recent trip to the Punyabhumi, the birthplace of Parabrahma Swaroopa Sri Ramachandra. 1. The moment I mentioned the word “Babri Masjid,” the reply was the same from every person: “Kaun sa Masjid?