Remembering Maharaja Hanwant Singhji & The Kshatriya Revolt for Democratic Dignity
Maharaja Hanwant Singhji Rathore’s political legacy stands as a poignant chapter in the post-independence history of India—a legacy rooted in resistance to the abrupt dismantling
मनुवादी सोच और श्रमण परंपरा: क्षत्रियों की ऐतिहासिक विरासत का विमर्श
राजर्ष सिंह वैस हिन्दुओं के मनुवादी और संस्कृतवादी खेमे का मानना है की क्षत्रिय हमेशा से वेद, पुराण और अन्य पोथियों के हिसाब से ही
क्षत्रियों का ब्रिटिश विरोधी विद्रोह और स्वतंत्रता संग्राम में योगदान : दुष्प्रचार को तोड़ते तथ्य
“दुनिया से गुलामी का मैं नाम मिटा दूंगा।एक बार ज़माने को आज़ाद बना दूंगा। बन्दे हैं ख़ुदा के सब, हम सब ही बराबर हैं,ज़र और
Ode to Kacchapghata Chief Raja Man Singhji
जननी जनै तो एहड़ा जन, जेहड़ा मान मरद्। संदर खाण्डो पखारियाँ, काबुल पादि हद्द।। The Afghans/Pashtuns have been a tremendously rowdy warrior tribe that the
The Mauryas of the medieval period: A rough sketch
Written by Vikrant Parmar The existence of the Medieval Mauryas is supported by abundant evidence, but there is insufficient data to construct a coherent picture
The “Vivid” Themes of Kshatriya History
Penned by Awdhesh Shekhawat Dhamora These days, willful distortion of history and nitpicking on historical Kshatriya figures, is an ongoing trend. We all are familiar
Rana Sanga vs Babur: 5 reasons why Mughals didn’t need any invitation to invade India
We all know that the Mughal dynasty was founded by Zahir-ud-din Muhammad Babur in 1526 which would go on to rule majority of the Indian
Remembering Shaheed Ram Prasad ‘Bismil’ Tomar
Ninety-five years ago, the colonial British government executed Ram Prasad ‘Bismil’, Thakur Roshan Singh, and Ashfaqullah Khan for their anti-colonial activities. Their involvement in the
Naikidevi Chandel: The battle of Kayara and the sociomilitary history of Godwad
Kyara or Kasahrda is a dusty unremarkable village near Mount Abu, a prominent hill station and ancient seat of Abu-Chandravati Parmars. It lies in Abu
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