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British Crimes
Ram Swarup: The Hindu View of Education
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Mr. Chairman, sisters and brothers, first I thank the organisers of this convention for inviting me here this evening and thus providing me an...
Dalits and Indigenous System of Education
Dharampal (The Beautiful Tree) has effectively debunked the myth that Dalits had no place in the indigenous system of education. Sir Thomas Munro, Governor...
A Historical Hatred for Hindus in Britain’s Ruling Class
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In February 1945 Winston Churchill had dinner with his secretary John Colville and Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Harris. Colville’s diary records that: ‘The...
When a U.S. Historian Called British Rule In Bharat ‘The Greatest Crime In All History’
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I was a school boy in Karachi when I first heard the name of Katherine Mayo, notorious author of a viciously anti-Bharat book...
Royal Naval Ratings Mutiny – A Lesser Known Chapter Of Bharat’s Freedom Struggle
In March, 1976, P.V.Chakraborty, former Chief Justice of Kolkata HC wrote a letter, where he described a correspondence between him and the British Prime...
Alluri Sitarama Raju – A Forgotten Hero and a Great Son of the Soil
One of the more ignored aspects of the Bharatiya freedom struggle has been the various tribal revolts that broke out against the British rule....
Sati, Evangelicals, and Atrocity Literature
This is the review by Mr. Abhinav Agarwal, of the book 'Sati: Evangelicals, Baptist Missionaries, and the Changing Colonial Discourse' by Meenakshi Jain.
In many...
Oscar Awards for ‘The Darkest Hour’ – A Film Glorifying Mass Murderer Winston Churchill
The announcement of two Oscar Awards, including Best Actor, to go with 4 other Oscar nominations for the film 'The Darkest Hour' - a...
Jaillianwala Bagh
How do you shoot more than one thousand defenceless, unarmed, peaceful men, women, the elderly, and children in cold blood? How do you get...