Exploring lesser known History
Tawaif and kotha were looked down upon in the Indian society and any man visiting them could face social boycott as well. A case study of Zulfiqar Ali Bukhari’s experience in early 20th century Delhi.
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It is no secret that hand-spinned clothes and secularism became the cornerstone of Mahatma Gandhi’s movement. Gandhi was actually a fulfilment of Ganesh Kolhatkar’s prophecy made in 1868 that “those who wish to be remembered in the future history of India, ought not to shrink back from undertaking this work (of making clothes in India and boycott British made cloth)”.
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Akbar Allahabadi was senior to Iqbal and he wrote a reply to Sare Jahan Se Achcha in form of another poem.
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First Ajmer Urs after the independence was Hindu Muslim unity example
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The Residency Agent at Sharjah wrote to the Political Agent, in Bahrain (both were representatives of the British Empire), “a British subject (Indian) in Dubai named Tiradas Dhamanmal, manager of the firm Dhamanmal Isardas is reported to be anti-British”. T
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On 13th April, 1919, Hans Raj and other leaders gave a call to gather at Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar to
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The following text is a reproduction of an excerpt from Hayat-i-Qudsia, written by Begum Sultan Jahan
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Physiotherapy, rooted in ancient practices, evolved into a profession in the 19th century. Recognized globally, it addresses various physical conditions through assessment and intervention.
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(Following is a reproduction of a report published in ‘The British Medical Journal’ on November 28, 1896 from London. This
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In India, film songs are an indispensable part of everyday life. You can hear Bollywood music playing everywhere from public
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According to Karim Ghani, Japanese reports that Bose was flying to Japan were to mislead the enemy. According to him Japanese and Bose had tricked the enemy in the same fashion earlier also, which we already know that they did in March 1942.
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