MEN WHO FOUGHT & DIED TO SAVE EUROPE

Thousands of miles away, across the blue seas - they fought and died in the white man’s war. They gave their lives to save Europe from an apocalyptic future. BUT they lie forgotten in unmarked graves, their stories untold and their bravery forgotten by the very men they fought to save. This is their story. This is story of INDIAN ARMY IN WORLD WAR-I

My memories of Tapan Ghosh

His life style was very simple. Simple daal, rice, fish curry satisfied him. He drank tea with a lot of sugar. I was concerned - “don’t have so much sugar, Tapan da. You will get diabetes.” In his casual manner he said he got checked for sugar and is not worried about diabetes. He did not worry about little things - said people get sick when they worry to much and asked me not to worry about getting sick. The only food he yearned was Bengali sweets, which unfortunately we did not have at home. So, I took him to nearby Indian sweet shop and bought Bengali sweets he picked. Back at home, Tapan da took a bite from the Sandesh and said that even though it looked like Bengali sweets from Kolkata, in reality the taste was different. He threw away the sweets. That’s when I realized this man with simple needs will not compromise with anything no matter how badly he wanted it.

INDIAN NATIONAL ARMY – THE UNSHEATHED SWORD

A great war was being fought in the world and in its midst, in a dense rain forest in the east, the "greatest battle" was being fought by soldiers, peasants, clerks and coolies against the mightiest empire the world had ever seen. This is their story. This is the story of a leader who would be King - of hearts.

Distorted History and Biased Agendas – the Saga of Indian Historiography

Richard Eaton has come up with some unrealistic claims that while Muhammad bin Tughluq flattened the main Syayambhu Devalayam of Warangal Fort, he took extra care in protecting the Thousand Pillar Temple of Warangal - a claim as absurd as it can get. All one needs to do and go and check the current images of the temple - especially it's super structure and the Nandi.

PARTITION OF HINDUSTAN – 3 : Tears of Noakhali

Time makes us forget - forget our history, our heroes, our triumphs and our biggest tragedies. In this 75th year of the great cleansing in Noakhali - we must remember all those we lost and why we lost. Read on to pay homage to those who are gone, so they are remembered once again

Old Persian – An Indian Language?

The ease with which one can reconstruct Old Persian literature into Sanskrit makes one wonder if the language is really a different language and not a Prakritic dialect of Sanskrit but an older one - or is it that Gathas were written in Sanskrit and a Western evolution of Sanskrit led to formation of Old Persian?

MOPLAH CARNAGE : THE KHILAFAT KINGS

We now know about the Moplah Carnage that led to massacres unseen in the last 100 years. But we remain ignorant - Who were the Moplahs who instigated, led and ruled the very short lived Dar-ul-Islam or the Daulah-e-Islamiya in the sylvan, green Malabar hinterlands?