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Excerpts from Kasim Razvi’s bigoted speech in Hyderabad, circa March 31, 1948
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IMAGINE LIVING IN A CITY peacefully for several generations. Then imagine waking up one day to find it altered almost overnight. Imagine witnessing gangs...
Horrors of partition of Bengal: Coming to terms with the unforgiving reality of pogrom of Hindus
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"Horrors of partition of Bengal: Coming to terms with the unforgiving reality of pogrom of Hindus", First Post, August 15, 2023:
"Seventy-six years ago, as...
Not just Khalistanis, Canada refuses to deport assassin of Sheikh Mujib of Bangladesh
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A recent diplomatic rift between Canada and India over Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian-Indian and leader of an outlawed Khalistan killed by unknown assailants...
The “Return of Somnath Gate” refers to a significant event in Indian history that took place in 1842 during the rule of Lord Ellenborough,...
Monkey business of Western Indologists: Unmasking their nefarious agenda
We British Europeans are Aryans and far more pure and genuine Aryans than the Hindus! And no talk of the Hindus can alter our...
Unmasking the Colonial Distortions of James Mill
James Mill, a prominent figure in the history of British colonialism, is remembered for his influential work, “The History of British India.” While Mill...
Francis Xavier – the homicidal maniac who pioneered pogroms against Hindus
Ambrose Bierce, the famous author of sardonic short stories, once defined a saint as “a dead sinner revised and edited.” He was probably prompted...
How European colonizers and White supremacists perpetuated the Aryan invasion myth
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Sections of British society up in arms about demographic whitewashing, that it paints a false picture and false history of people of African descent...
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A brahmin teacher used to teach 1 Brahmin, 6 Sonar, 1 Shimli, 10 Bandari, 4 Sali, 3 Mali, 6 Khatri, and 1 Panchal boy...
C. Subramania Bharathi born Chinnaswami Subramaniyan (11 December 1882 – 11 September 1921) was a Tamil writer, poet, journalist, Indian independence activist, social reformer and polyglot. He...