On February 2, 1910, uprising erupted with looting of the Puspal market in Bastar. Janjaatis seized grain stocks and distributed them among the poor.
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In 17th C, the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, who took power in 1658, unleashed an era of forced conversions, removal of Janeu, and tilak across country.
On July 11, 2006, between 6:24 PM and 6:35 PM, a series of coordinated explosions ripped through seven Mumbai local trains.
The Jubar Ridge, including Point 4268, was among the most strategically important features in the Batalik sector.
Amidst this horrific bloodshed, the bus driver, Salim Sheikh, displayed an extraordinary presence of mind.
From the Vellore Revolt to Convent Schools: Is There a Continuing Attack on Hindu Religious Symbols?
The Vellore Revolt of July 10, 1806, was carried out by Indian sepoys against the East India Company to defend religious identity & cultural dignity.
It is the true saga of a Hindu emperor who, in the 18th century, brought one of Europe’s most powerful naval forces to its knees.
Reclaiming 'Point 4875' was not just a victory; it was a chapter written with the ultimate blood and tears in Indian military strategy.
Sada Kaur, was gradually becoming the center of Punjab's politics. She was not just the wife of a chieftain, she possessed vision of a general and patience of a ruler.
This is the complete story of that horrifying night when separatist terrorists separated Hindu passengers from others and riddled them with bullets.
The Dhaka riots of 1941 not only engulfed the city of Dhaka but also spread across rural areas where violence had become widespread.
This is the story of how a routine military operation turned into war within moments, and how a young Indian officer fought back.