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Jamnalal Bajaj, The Fifth Son

Every great movement is remembered through its iconic leaders, yet its deepest foundations are often laid by those who choose to surrender privilege in the service of a larger...

Gandhi’s Assassination – Much More Than Just a Murder

Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination on January 30, 1948, was a...

Mumbaikars march in silence to pay homage to Mahatma Gandhi

On the occasion of the 71st Death Anniversary of...

Gandhi or Godse, India must Decide

This piece published in Communalism Combat in October 2000...

The First Attempt: Bomb thrown at Pune at Gandhi on June 25,1934

Contrary to popular belief, there were many failed attempts...

Firebrand Hindi fiction writer Krishna Sobti no more

The acclaimed author was known for writing about issues...

The Untold Story of Harappa in the words of Kanch Ilaiah

In this poem, activist and scholar Kancha Ilaiah traces...

Social reformer Vakkom Moulavi not given due acknowledgement in Kerala: Sunil P Ilayidom

The reform movement carried out by Vakkom Abdulqader Moulavi...

People’s Initiative To Commemmorate Mahatma Gandhi’s Martyrdom Day!

We appeal to every Indian to:-• Commemorate, pay homage...

How Brahminical Hindutva co-opted Bahujan history to emerge on top

Is the idea of Hinduism or the content, beliefs,...

30th Safdar Hashmi Shahadat Diwas at Jhandapur

Safdar Hashmi was the founding member of Janam, whose...

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