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The Ahom Dynasty of Assam ruled for 598 years (1228–1826) We have read about many dynasties in the Indian history textb […]
The Cripps Mission 1942 - An Attempt by The British Government to Gain India"s Support during WWII During the early years of […]
Dr. Narinder Singh Kapany—Rightly known as the Father of Fiber Optics There are many scientists in India and overseas w […]
Remembering Mohun Bagan – The Indian Football Club and The Immortal 11 When talking to football fans
There have been several social reformers in India. Some famous social reformers who have contributed immensely for the upliftment of society are Mahatma Jyotiba Phule, Savitribai Phule, Baba Amte, Moth […]
The various history books and textbooks that we read in schools and colleges in India give us valuable information and insights about brave and fearless women warriors born in […]
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If history proves anything, it proves that in ancient times, India was the richest country in the world. The fact that she has always been the cynosure of all eyes, Asiatic or European, that people of less favored climes have always cast longing […]
The name ''Bangalore'' represents an anglicized version of the Kannada language name, ''Bengaluru''. There are many competing popular theories to the name Bengaluru!
His countrymen hailed him as the ''Indian Edison'' after the famed American inventor. International investors believed that his inventions could revolutionise the global prin […]
This is the incredible story of Lijjat Papad . We must all know the brand Lijjat Papad. Lijjat, in Gujarati, means tasty. The ''Lijjat Papad'' brand is known for having that ''touch […]
Ever heard of those famous Damascus swords (aka Wootz swords) that were all the rage in 17th century Europe? Well, you’ll be surprised to find that this steel was first manufactured in India! Wootz swords are made of wootz steel whi […]
Dunkirk is a 2017 war film written, produced, and directed by Christopher Nolan. It portrays the Dunkirk evacuation of the Second World War. The Dunkirk evacuation, code-named Operation Dynamo&nb […]
“Annam para Brahma swarupam” (Food is the essence of life/ the Lord of Creation.) -The Upanishads This age-old quote from the Upanishads has a very deep meaning. Food gives life. As you read this, thousa […]
Rural India has many problems that most of us don’t even know about. 90% of the women in India cannot afford sanitary pads to use during their period. They use everything from an old rag to a leaf. This was a problem that needed to be solve […]
Wonder why the Jam Saheb Digvijay Sinhji School of Warsaw in Poland is named so? Well, Digvijay Singh was once the king of Nawanagar in India. And the story goes way back to before World War 2, when Hitler […]
Sometimes, something happens to you and it changes your whole life, for better or sometimes for worse. You can never be the same person you used to be. You might’ve never expected it to happen to you. But it does, and you can’t help i […]
Who is Martanda Verma? Most Indians have no idea who he is. But you will be surprised to find that he was actually a great person who has achieved great things and deserves more credit for his achievements.
The Annai Ashram is an orphanage for girls in KK Nagar, Trichy that has changed completely thanks to the Robotix Learning Solutions. The Robotix Learning Solutions is an organization founded by sisters Aditi Prasad and Deepti Rao Suchindran. Acco […]
Ask any fourth grader, “Who discovered gravity?” The standard answer you’d get is Sir Isaac Newton. But how true is that? Have we given a man credit for another man’s hard work? The answer to this question happens to be ye […]
Many Indians have different thoughts about the British and what they did for us. Some say that the British actually did a lot for us. But Shashi Tharoor shares his views that they did what they did for themselves and not for us. The wealth […]