Category : History

A thoughtful response to the modern diaspora’s critique of India’s development and spiritual identity. A few days back, I saw a video circulating on social media where a person of Indian origin, who was living in some foreign country, was talking some bad

Swatantrya Veer Savarkar: A Cinematic Revelation That Defies Modern Standards Every once in a while, a piece of cinema emerges that completely shatters expectations, forcing the audience to rethink their assumptions about modern filmmaking. Swatantrya Veer Savarkar (SVS) is precisely that rare phenomenon.

We often treat history as a solid foundation of facts, a concrete record of what was. We open textbooks and read about empires, wars, and heroes with the assumption that because it is written, it is true. But is history ever truly perfect?

There is a famous proverb, often attributed to George Santayana, that suggests those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. It’s a comforting thought. It implies that if we simply study the past diligently enough, we can build a

Reading Time: 5–6 Minutes Introduction: The Noise of summaries We live in an era of “Shorts,” “Reels,” and 60-second wisdom. If you scroll through social media, you will inevitably find hundreds of videos, articles, and influencers offering a “Summary of the Bhagavad Gita.”

Mahabharat was and will be one of the greatest epic histories of our times. There are different perspectives of people who used to view Mahabharat in different ways. The story is about right and wrong and many other things about life and death.