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Drafts Which Shaped the Indian Constitution
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The Great Escape of Netaji
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The Last Pagan Emperor: Julian the Apostate’s defence of Old Gods
The True History of Mulakkaram
The True History of Mulakkaram
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The British, The Congress, and The RSS

Is RSS a fascist organization? This is what the British RAj called them Congress after independence continued to call them as a fascist organization. What are the facts?

The "Infidels" Who Defended a Golconda Sultanate: The Forgotten Story of Akkanna and Madanna
The "Infidels" Who Defended a Golconda Sultanate: The Forgotten Story of Akkanna and Madanna

The untold story of Akkanna and Madanna, the brothers who reformed the Golconda Sultanate, allied with Shivaji Maharaj, and fought to the death against the Mughal Empire.

How a "Prostitute Caste" Lie Justified Brothel Slavery in British India
How a "Prostitute Caste" Lie Justified Brothel Slavery in British India

In 1891, the British Army in India created a system of state-sponsored sexual slavery. They called it the Contagious Diseases Act, claiming they were simply regulating a "prostitute caste."

The horror? They were kidnapping and trafficking Indian women, some as young as 14, purely to ensure the health and morale of British soldiers. This system—enforced by debt, fines, and jail-like Lock Hospitals—was a direct consequence of colonial classism and military necessity.

Communist Party of India: Betrayal, Bose, and the Quit India Movement
Communist Party of India: Betrayal, Bose, and the Quit India Movement

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose as a Donkey Carrying Japanese Prime Minister ToJO

Robert de Nobili: The Jesuit Who Became a Roman Brahmin
Robert de Nobili: The Jesuit Who Became a Roman Brahmin
The Cagots: Europe's Forgotten "Untouchables"
The Cagots: Europe's Forgotten "Untouchables"

Cagots - The Untouchables of Europe

Operation Sindoor as it happened.

Operation Sindoor as it happened.

Maratha–Portuguese War (1683–1684)

Maratha–Portuguese War (1683–1684)

Cagots: Untouchables of Europe

Cagots: Untouchables of Europe

Bangladesh Genocide

Bangladesh Genocide

Islam in Soviet Union

Islam in Soviet Union

Marxist Historians & their lies

Marxist Historians & their lies

History of Indo-Roman maritime trade

History of Indo-Roman maritime trade

British Raj's state-sponsored system of exploitation known as the "Chakla."

British Raj's state-sponsored system of exploitation known as the "Chakla."

The Communist Party of India's role during the Indian Independence Movement

The Communist Party of India's role during the Indian Independence Movement

Julian was the Caesar of the West from 355 to 360 and Roman emperor from 361 to 363, as well as a notable philosopher and author in Greek who tired to rivie pagan roots of Roman Empire

Julian was the Caesar of the West from 355 to 360 and Roman emperor from 361 to 363, as well as a notable philosopher and author in Greek who tired to rivie pagan roots of Roman Empire

Salvation Army's role in maintaining criminal tribe settlement where they have separated children and indoctrinated them Christian Theology.

Salvation Army's role in maintaining criminal tribe settlement where they have separated children and indoctrinated them Christian Theology.