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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...

Why is Mazharul Haque, the Gandhi of Modern Bihar Abandoned & Forgotten?

A Question for the Congress and Influential Muslims on...

50 Years Later, Shadow of Keezhvenmani Continues to Hover Over our Republic

December 25, 1968, termed as 'Black Thursday', saw the...

1984: A Dark Chapter in Indian History

As the Delhi High Court sentences Congress leader Sajjan...

Kamal Nath’s appointment as MP CM shows how being implicated in Mass Crimes costs Nothing

Considering recent political developments in India, Canada, which claims...

SPPU “Postpones” 79th Indian History Congress

Savitiribai Phule Pune University took this decision unilaterally, citing...

B.R.Ambedkar and Electoral Politics: A Relook

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on December 6, 2018. in...

Babri Masjid: What should Muslims do?

A section of Hindu supremacist organizations are once again...

Protests mark removal of painting depicting Malappuram Wagon Massacre

On the 97th anniversary of the Wagon Massacre a...

SC dismisses petition challenging demolitions around Gyanvapi Mosque in Varanasi

Last Friday, the Supreme Court dismissed a petition praying...

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