World Bank (WB) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) (both established in 1944) – played a significant role in saving capitalism from its crisis during the Second World War. Since then, these two financial institutions gradually Continue reading World Bank, IMF and the ‘Hunger by Design’ – Where Does India Stand?
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Throughout mainstream Indian historiography, we observe a trend of considering Muslims as Continue reading Role of Muslims in Anti-British Freedom Struggles
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The Modi-era has become a battleground for India’s past. Replacing the monopoly of Nehru-Gandhi, several new ‘heroes’ emerged after 2014 Continue reading His Majesty’s Companion – Shyama Prasad
Recently, on 21st October, our Prime Minister Narendra Modi, wearing an Azad Hind Fouz cap in his traditional Continue reading His Majesty’s Companion – Golwalkar
“A great son of Mother India” – was the phrase used by former President Pranab Mukherjee to describe K. B. Continue reading His Majesty’s Companion – Hedgewar
Jingoism is at its highest form in present India. Whoever is daring to question the ruling class is Continue reading His Majesty’s Companion – Savarkar
5th May, 2018 marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Karl Marx, one of the greatest thinkers Continue reading Remembering KARL Marx on His 200th Birth Anniversary
Too much noise is heard these days about the opinion that the youth (students) who are studying Continue reading ‘Students and Politics’ by Bhagat Singh (1928)
Stephen Hawking, the great English theoretical physicist, cosmologist, author, and Director of Continue reading Remembering Stephen Hawking
Much has been spoken about the revolutionary life of Shaheed Bhagat Singh. Be it history book or Continue reading Bhagat Singh’s Vision of Liberated India
