Mahatma Gandhi asked Indians to fight against Pakistani aggression
The job of armed soldiers is to march ahead and repel the attacking enemy. They die in fighting but never retreat.
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The job of armed soldiers is to march ahead and repel the attacking enemy. They die in fighting but never retreat.
Read MoreMahatma Gandhi visited Dargah of Qutubbudin Bakhtiyar Kaki, Mehrauli, Delhi amidst the communal riots on 27th January, 1948. He was killed two days later on 30th January by Nathuram Godse. Generally women were not allowed in the innermost shrine but the condition was waived off in order to allow women with Gandhi inside.
Read More(Following is the text of the speech made by Mahatma Gandhi on 6th March, 1947, a day prior to
Read More(Following is the text of an address delivered by eminent historian Tara Chand at Allahabad in 1942. It was later
Read Moreअसहयोग और ख़िलाफ़त आंदोलन के समय क़ाज़ी मुहम्मद हक़ साहब ‘क़ाज़ी’ मण्डावरी ने “क़ौमी होली” नाम से एक नज़्म लिखी
Read MoreRais Amrohvi (Syed Muhammad Mehedi), was a famous poet of Urdu language and happens to be the elder brother of
Read MoreOn 30 January, 1948, Mahatma Gandhi was killed by Nathuram Godse in Delhi. His assassination just after the deadly Hindu-Muslim riots in the subcontinent sent shivers among the Muslims and other peace loving Indians. People were anxious that if the killer was some Muslim it might lead to renewed violence against the whole community.
Read MoreDuring the First World War the British India Government had enacted a Defence of India Act, 1915 in order to
Read MoreAn appeal was made to the Muslim University of Aligarh and the Hindu University of Benares to refuse Government grants and tear to pieces the ‘Charters’ granted them by the Government.
Read MoreTomorrow will mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi on October 2, 1869. He is better
Read MoreHe never considered himself only a Bengali. He had no use for parochialism or caste distinctions. In his eyes all were Indians and servants of India. He treated all alike.
Read More“How could I consider it a day of freedom and joy when I had to say goodbye to your father, Badshah Khan, at the Delhi Railway Station. He was my comrade, friend, companion, and fellow freedom fighter, and now that we have attained independence, we are parted. Perhaps we may never see each other. Now you see what joy this independence has brought for me?”
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