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Hindustan ki kasam

Inspirational, romantic but ultimately doomed to fail, 1857, writes Chandan Mitra, was the last gasp of old India. India is as confused about 1857 today as it was when it happened. What was 1857? Indi… more →

1857 The year that Shook India

India opens new Raj display

factsindia wrote 11 months ago: India opens new Raj display Source: BBC A new exhibition in the northern Indian city of Lucknow has … more →

Tags: 1857, First war of independence, Lucknow, Residency, BBC, East India Company, Arche, british residency, East India

India's Muslims in Crisis - By Aryan Baker - TIME Newsmagazine

ghulammuhammed wrote 1 year ago: TIME Newsmagazine – Thursday, Nov. 27, 2008 India’s Muslims in Crisis By Aryn Baker The … more →

Tags: Indian Muslims, institutionalized discrimination against the country's, disparities between Muslims and Hindua, India's first war of independence - 1857, mangal pandey, Muslims bore the burnt of British rage, Muslim society in India collapsed, Darul-Uloom Deoband, Aligarch Muslim University

Gorkha Pathshala, a historical monument — 11 comments

barunroy wrote 1 year ago: By Puran P Bista The Gorkha Pathshala School has been the oldest educational institution run by peop … more →

Tags: In Newspapers Today, assam, bbs, british control, british gorkha regiments, buddha bhanu saraswati college, captain kalu thapa, cherapunji, first indian nepali graduate

A LETTER TO THE EDITOR:FROM: Amaresh Misra TO: Mr. Arun Poorie, Editor-in-Chief, India Today

ghulammuhammed wrote 1 year ago: A LETTER TO THE EDITOR   TO: Mr. Arun Poorie, Editor-in-Chief, India Today FROM: Amaresh Misra   (Ci … more →

Tags: INDIA TODAY WEEKLY, Amaresh Misra, Mangal Pande, RSS, william dalrymple, Urdu Journalism, Hindi Journalism, British historical narratives, 1857 Indian uprising

One More Chapter In Anglo Saxon Bloodshed — 1 comment

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 year ago: Amaresh Misra's War Of Civilisations: The Road To Delhi; India AD 1857 In War of Civilisations: … more →

Tags: BRICs, Europe, History, India, Indian Economy, Indian Education, Politics, Social Trends, World Economy

Five steps commemoration — 2 comments

Tismy wrote 2 years ago: I missed the parade and bad chapatis at Meerut, but I commemorate 150th anniversary of start of Indi … more →

Tags: Heritage, India, mangal pandey, Meerut, Reebok, revolution

Hindustan ki kasam — 1 comment

theyear1857 wrote 2 years ago: Inspirational, romantic but ultimately doomed to fail, 1857, writes Chandan Mitra, was the last gasp … more →

Tags: 1857, anand math, Bahadur Shah Zafar, barrackpore, dharam, feringhee, Hindustan, Imaan, Karl Marx

Wahhabi phobia in Bombay.

theyear1857 wrote 2 years ago:   For the British, the uprising was not just a military challenge. In some places, it was also … more →

Tags: 1857, anand math, Bahadur Shah Zafar, barrackpore, dharam, feringhee, Hindustan, Imaan, Karl Marx

Murder in Daryaganj — 1 comment

theyear1857 wrote 2 years ago: It began with the killing of Dr Chaman Lal outside his clinic. Sidharth Mishra recounts four months … more →

Tags: 1857, anand math, Bahadur Shah Zafar, barrackpore, dharam, feringhee, Hindustan, Imaan, Karl Marx

No Dravida, only Banga — 1 comment

theyear1857 wrote 2 years ago:   Why didn’t the Madras Army join the Bengal Army? The clue, writes P Ananthakrishnan, li … more →

Tags: 1857, the indian struggle against british, Mutiny, Hindustan, sarvarkar, feringhee, dharam, Imaan, merrut


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