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Muslims' Crucial Role in India's Fight for Swaraj

Explore the pivotal yet overlooked contributions of Indian Muslims in the Swaraj movement. This historical analysis reveals their integral role in shaping India's independence narrative.

Pradhan: India must shed colonial mindset for 2047 vision

Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan slams Macaulay education system, urges India to embrace indigenous vision. Announces plan to upgrade Bhonsala Military School into a Defence University. #NewIndia #EducationReform

UP to Use GPS Rovers for Land Measurement

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directs the use of GPS-enabled rovers for land consolidation to ensure transparency and curb corruption at the grassroots level.

Macaulay's Cradle: Colonial Education's Lasting Impact

Exploring the enduring legacy of Thomas Macaulay's 1835 Minute on Indian Education and its profound, complex impact on modern India's identity, language, and intellectual landscape. A deep dive into history's cradle.

Gin & Tonic's Role in British Empire's Survival

A viral clip reveals gin & tonic was vital medicine, not just a drink. Discover how quinine in tonic water, mixed with gin, protected British forces from malaria, enabling colonial rule in India and beyond. Read the fascinating history.

Bihar shifts land records fully online from 2026

Bihar Deputy CM announces end of physical land records from Jan 1, 2026, introduces online-only certified copies. New initiatives launched for speedy justice in land disputes and mutation cases. Read the full story.

Java Man Fossil Returns Home to Indonesia After 130 Years

The historic Homo erectus fossils, known as Java Man, are back in Indonesia after over a century in the Netherlands. This landmark repatriation reshapes scientific heritage and national pride. Read about its journey and significance.

Sikh Watchmaker Dynasty in Kenya Faces End of an Era

The Singh family's five-generation watchmaking legacy in Nairobi, intertwined with British colonial history and Kenya's independence struggle, now faces an uncertain future as the last keeper of the craft, 74-year-old Ravinder Singh, wonders who will carr

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