Who Was Ghazi Baba?
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Ghazi Baba: The Infamous Terrorist of Kashmir Ghazi Baba, also known by aliases such as Rana Tahir Nadeem, Rana Ghulam Nabi, and Abu Jihadi, was one of the most feared and notorious terrorist commanders associated…
Where Faith Was Never Taxed: India’s Unique Path of Religious Tolerance
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Throughout history, civilizations have often struggled to coexist with religious diversity. In most parts of the world, religious minorities were treated with suspicion, exploitation, or outright hostility. From the jizya tax on non-Muslims in Islamic…
Which Rulers Imposed Jizya in India?
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Jizya in India: A Historical Account of Its Imposition by Islamic Invader Rulers and the Regions Affected The history of jizya in India is a grim reminder of the religious discrimination institutionalized under centuries of…
Mood of the Nation Surveys and India’s Prime Ministerial Landscape (2004–2025)
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Public sentiment in a democracy is a powerful force, often shaping the trajectory of leadership. One of the most significant indicators of this sentiment in India has been the “Mood of the Nation” (MOTN) surveys,…
Was Deendayal Upadhyaya Murdered?
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Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya, a profound ideologue of Indian nationalism and one of the most respected figures in the Bharatiya Jana Sangh (the forerunner of the Bharatiya Janata Party), met a mysterious end on February 11,…
26/11 Mumbai Attacks: Pakistan’s Proxy War and the UPA Government’s Failure
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The 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks were among the deadliest acts of terrorism in Indian history. From November 26 to 29, 2008, ten heavily armed terrorists from the Pakistan-based group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) laid siege to India’s…
List Of Terrorists Involved In 26/11
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26/11 Mumbai Terror Attacks: A Detailed List of Terrorists, Their Handlers, and Collaborators The 26/11 Mumbai attacks were a brutal reminder that terrorism today is no longer limited to gunmen with ideology—it is a sophisticated,…
Why Sardar Patel Was a True Secularist: A Contrast with Nehru
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Secularism, in its true sense, means equal respect and treatment of all religions by the state, with no special privileges or discrimination based on faith. In the post-independence era of India, two towering leaders—Jawaharlal Nehru…
How Nehru’s Flawed Secularism Harmed India?
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Secularism, when practiced in its truest form, stands for the equal treatment of all religions by the state. It is meant to uphold the principle of justice and unity in a diverse society. However, in…
Sardar Patel’s Views On Nationalism
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Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s Vision of Nationalism: A Civilizational Continuum Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, widely revered as the “Iron Man of India,” was not merely a freedom fighter and administrator; he was a profound thinker who envisioned…