Whenever we think about the history of the Somnath temple, the name of Mahmud Ghazni immediately comes to mind. For years, we have been told that his invasion of Somnath was a complete defeat for the ...

Introduction Oppression of Hindus in Hyderabad Formation and Atrocities of the Razakars Nehru’s Hesitation and Patel’s Resolve Operation Polo and Hyderabad’s Annexation The Nizam’s Surrender and ...

Osiris the god of the afterlife, the underworld, and resurrection. He was a symbol of life after death, and people loved him for his kindness and wisdom ...

A deep understanding of Arthashastra by Kautilya is essential for studying ancient Indian political thought. One of Kautilya’s most influential concepts in statecraft is the Mandala Theory.

Kautilya's Saptang Theory of State is based on the idea that a state functions as an organic entity composed of seven essential elements.

Pakistan-sponsored terrorism has been a persistent threat to India for decades, deeply impacting national security, political stability, and social harmony.

Pakistan-sponsored terrorism has been a persistent threat to India for decades, deeply impacting national security, political stability, and social harmony ...

The Great Himalayan Mountain range, in Asia, is the home of world’s highest peaks and largest glaciers on the Earth. It is the Youngest Mountain range which was formed around 80 million years ago. It ...

Introduction Kautilya’s foreign policy is deeply rooted in his Saptanga theory, which identifies the seven essential organs of a state. Among these, Durga (fort), Kosha (treasury), and Mitra (ally) ...

Nearly half of India’s national income was generated by agriculture and related industries. Agriculture accounted for almost 72% of all working people. These demonstrate how agrarian-based and ...

India boasts a vast and strategically important geographical landscape, with a 7,516.6 km long coastline, which includes its mainland and numerous island territories such as the Andaman and Nicobar ...

Introduction The Battle of Hydaspes was a significant conflict fought in 326 BC between Alexander the Great’s Macedonian forces and the army of King Porus (also known as Poru or Paurava). Taking place ...