Al Jazeeraadded this to Asia EditionKashmir Kashmir, from A to Z: Children's book highlights region's cultureAl Jazeera - Sonia SarkarOkus-Bokus, by two female authors, comes as fears grow over loss of identity amid perceived attempts to erase culture. Srinagar, Indian-administered Kashmir - Granny takes little Billa and Munni for a
KPadded this to Ancient CivilisationSouth India It's all in the genes: Does DNA call bluff on Aryan Invasion Theory?newindianexpress.com “To begin with the Kala produced Prajapati, who then produced all other Prajas.” Atharva Veda [53-10]. In the Vedic doctrine, the astral life span of …
OpIndiaadded this to OpIndia.comCitizenship Haryana to implement NRC: We need a national strategy on citizenshipopindia.com - Abhishek Banerjee The very first thing to do is pass the Citizenship Amendment Bill, which will clearly and unapologetically spell out the difference between an asylum …
Neelum Ahluwaliaadded this to KIndia News As RSS praises Dara Shikoh, it’s time to give this liberal face of Islam his duetheprint.in - Swadesh Singh Senior RSS leader Krishna Gopal at a recent symposium in Delhi said that if India’s Jews, Parsis, Jains and Buddhists feel secure, we must ask why …
Ajay Massandadded this to Def & GeoPolIndia News Unravelling the NWFP sagaDNA India - Raju Mansukhani The Partition of India in 1947 remains a forever-fascinating, never-ending narrative that engages our minds and touching our hearts. Its histories …
Firstpostadded this to First CultureBooks Books of the week: From Stephen King's The Institute to Margaret Atwood's The Testaments, our picksFirstpost - Aarushi Agrawal We love stories, and even in the age of Netflix-and-chill, there's nothing like a good book that promises a couple of hours of absorption — whether …
HuffPost Indiaadded this to HuffPost IndiaKashmir 'One Must Sing Before Tongues Are Tied': A Poet On Art And Survival In Kashmir Post Article 370huffingtonpost.in - Urvashi Bahuguna Kashmiri poet, filmmaker and academic Asiya Zahoor talks about Article 370, the significance of the Chinar tree in Kashmir, and the necessity of …
One Life One Loveadded this to India NotesEngineering How India got its first engineering college – IIT Roorkeeyahoo.com - Neeti Nigam Teaching engineering to Indians were never on top of the mind for the British until 1837-38, when close to a million people died due to the Agra …
India News India's division over religion historical blunder: Ministerthequint.com - IANS Jammu, Sep 14 (IANS) The division of the country in 1947 on the basis of the two-nation theory was a historical blunder, Union Minister of State in …
ScrollUnited Kingdom ‘Partition Voices’: These interviews give us new ways to look at migration and refugeesscroll.in - Anodya Mishra The 1947 partition of India and Pakistan mostly affected those who were unaware of the fact that they were being ruled by “foreigners”. People in the …
MManish Nagaradded this to ManishDelhi Delhi: Outfit defaces Babar Road board, says he was ‘outsider’indianexpress.com - Express News Service Demanding that its name be changed to that of a “great leader” of India, members of right-wing outfit Hindu Sena allegedly blackened a signboard …
harekrishna dekaadded this to ART Culture (India) Drawn from the theatre of lifelivemint.com - Avantika Bhuyan Early 150 of Jogen Chowdhury’s works are in the process of being assembled at Emami Art, located within the Kolkata Centre for Creativity. One can …
Dennis Phillipsadded this to Science & ArchaeologyKarnataka Mapping of 25,000 monuments to begin soonthehindu.com - R. Krishna Kumar The Department of Archaeology, Museums and Heritage will embark on a survey to map and document nearly 25,000 historical structures in Karnataka to …
Firstpostadded this to Tech2India Engineers Day 2019: Remembering M Visvesvaraya on his 158th birth anniversary- Technology News, FirstpostFirstpost - tech2 News StaffSep 15, 2019 09:50:01 IST Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, a scholar, statesman, educationist and the most celebrated engineer in India, was born 158 years ago today in the village …
India 'Focus of development must be on bottom 25% of population'thequint.com - IANS New Delhi, Sep 14 (IANS) Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has emphasised the need to bring the marginalised into the fold of the growth story of India …
Indian Expressadded this to Indian ExpressIndia News Doordarshan turns 60: The advent of Golden age in Indian televisionindianexpress.com - Express Web Desk India’s first public service broadcaster Doordarshan is celebrating its 60th anniversary Sunday. Founded in 1959, Doordarshan paved the way for the …
Aaron Mathiasadded this to Indyeah!!!India William Dalrymple: ‘You suddenly realise the great British conquest of India was a corporate event’scroll.in - Manu S Pillai William Dalrymple’s latest book, The Anarchy: The East India Company, Corporate Violence, And The Pillage Of An Empire, covers a vast arc in tracing …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoIndia Smithsonian Events - Talk: William Dalrymple on the Rise of the East India Company - September 15, 2019, 2 – 3:30pm EDTsi.edu - events.si.edu Join author William Dalrymple for a fascinating exploration of his latest book The Anarchy: The Relentless Rise of the East India Company, a …
The Hindu Groupadded this to The HinduIndia ‘The Anarchy – The East India Company, Corporate Violence, and the Pillage of an Empire’ review: What Britain did to Indiathehindu.com - Zac O'Yeah In this encyclopaedic volume, possibly the crowning glory of William Dalrymple’s oeuvre, his trademark raconteur style has been toned down in favour …
Firstpostadded this to FirstPostKashmirPartition is the 'greatest mistake in modern India', no discussions on Jammu and Kashmir if it had not taken place: JitendraFirstpost - Asian News International New Delhi: Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Friday termed partition as "greatest mistake in modern India" and said that there would be no discussions …
jjhaadded this to Image And ArtEast India An Evening with Historian William Dalrymplemetmuseum.org Join author and historian William Dalrymple for an engaging lecture and book signing for his new book, The Anarchy: The East India Company, Corporate …
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion Justin Welby has apologised for Amritsar. But Britain still won't face the reality of empire ?The Guardian - Kim WagnerNothing could be more damaging to the myth of British exceptionalism than having to publicly apologise for the Raj It was a remarkable sight: the archbishop of Canterbury, clad in purple, prostrating before
Pakistan Pakistan can get split into 5-6 parts, will not be on world map again: RSS leader Indresh Kumaroneindia.com - PTI New Delhi, Sep 13: Senior RSS functionary Indresh Kumar on Friday said Pakistan is becoming weak day by day due to its internal conditions and …
Bangladesh Bangladesh removes Pakistan's name from border pillarsnewindianexpress.com - www.newindianexpress.com DHAKA: Forty-eight years after Bangladesh's independence, Pakistan's name engraved on the border pillars installed after the partition of the Indian …
India News Will 'Jhumka' reunite 2 friends who separated during partition?thequint.com - IANS Islamabad, Sep 13 (IANS) Like countless other stories that describe the pain of the India-Pakistan partition, another story is circulating on social …
MManish Nagaradded this to ManishPakistan A new history has begun in Kashmir | Opinionhindustantimes.com - Shekhar Gupta Here is a somewhat different way of looking at Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) today. One side in the conflict had used one description for the Kashmir issue …
The New York Timesadded this to BooksIndia When a Private British Corporation Ruled IndiaThe New York Times - By IAN MORRISTHE ANARCHY The East India Company, Corporate Violence, and the Pillage of an Empire By William Dalrymple Nowadays, almost every M.B.A. program includes classes on business ethics. William Dalrymple’s
Puneet Vizhadded this to LATEST NEWS & VIEWS INDIAJammu and Kashmir Why BJP Did Not Trifurcate Jammu and Kashmirthewire.in - Nikhil R. Puri In the days leading up to Amit Shah’s announcement on August 5, Jammu and Kashmir was rife with rumours that the state was going to be trifurcated …
The GuardianIndia A Doll's House review – Ibsen's classic shrewdly reimagined in colonial India | Theatre | The GuardianThe Guardian - Michael BillingtonA Doll’s House review – Ibsen’s classic shrewdly reimagined in colonial India Lyric Hammersmith, London With a career-defining performance from Anjana Vasan, Tanika Gupta’s production is moving, multilayered
Livemintadded this to LoungeCulture (India) The making of a corporate leviathanlivemint.com - Avinash M. Tripathi William Dalrymple’s new book ‘The Anarchy’ traces the rise of the East India Company and corporate violence The broad outline of the story will be …
