A Symbol of Tribal Pride and National Identity ‘Bhagwan Birsa Munda’
Through its efforts, it continues to inspire pride in tribal heritage and instill awareness about the importance of ecological balance and cultural self-respect, values for...
Son of Nagaland, Soldier of Bharat – INA Soldier Poswuyi Swuro (1919–2025)
Let us not forget them. Let us give them their due. “Let us not seek to measure a man’s worth by the medals on his...
Rani Durgavati – The Fearless Queen and Warrior
In the heart of Bharat's rich history lies the tale of Rani Durgavati, a queen whose valour continues to inspire generations. Born into the distinguished...
The Royal Queen of Gondwana ‘Rani Durgavati’
June 24, 1564, back to back arrows on her arm & neck from the soldiers of Asaf Khan, who was one of the commander in...
Anna Bhau Sathe – A prominent writer of Marathi literature
Anna Bhau Sathe is one of the most prominent writers of Marathi literature. If we look at Anna Bhau’s Life with the point of view...
From Ruins to Revival – Spirit of Hindutva
Legacy of Cultural Preservation by Punyashlok Ahilyabai Holkar On a Thursday morning in July 2024, as I sat by the window sipping my morning tea,...
A great Nationalist Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee
Ronik Sharma, Advocate The supreme sacrifice of Dr. Shayama Prasad was an eye opener for the Nationalists, who were working for the unity and integrity...
Baba Banda Singh Bahadur
The bravery of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur, is worthy of being engraved in golden letters in the history of the nation and the world. It...
M.C. Rajah – A staunch Hindu Leader
Rao Bahadur Mylai Chinnathambhi Pillai Rajah (M.C. Rajah) was one of the foremost Dalit voices of Bharat. He was born in Thomas Mount, Chennai, on...
Congress and Nehru’s hatred for a Great Nationalist
By Akshay Jog In March 1950, the East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) once again burst into flames of communal violence. The Noakhali tragedies were ruthlessly repeated....