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Caste Systems and Definition of Brahmin Analyzed

To understand the evolution of Brahmin identity within Hindu Caste Systems, we explore key scriptures and historical shifts. Initially, the caste system emphasized qualities and professions over hereditary status. However, British colonial rule introduced rigid caste classifications, transforming fluid social categories into fixed ones. This blog examines the lasting impact of these changes and the contemporary relevance of Brahmin qualities.

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Riots in India Analyzed through Calcutta riots 1926

The Calcutta Riots of 1926 stand as a grim testament to the severe communal discord during the British Raj. Sparked on 15th July, these riots resulted in over a hundred deaths and countless injuries, deeply scarring the socio-political fabric of Calcutta. This blog delves into the historical context, key events, and long-lasting impacts of this dark chapter in India's history.

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Indian Freedom Struggle and Formation of Ghadar Party

Explore the Ghadar Party's foundational role in the Indian freedom struggle, established in 1913 by expatriates in San Francisco. This post delves into their radical approach to overthrow British rule, influenced by the discriminatory experiences faced by Indian immigrants in North America and their fierce desire to liberate their homeland.

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Sanatan Dharma and Caste Divide And Ramabai killings

In exploring the Ramabai killings within the context of "Sanatan Dharma and Caste Divide," we confront the ethical dilemmas posed by the intersection of ancient dharmic teachings and modern societal structures, shedding light on the need for redefining traditional values to bridge deep-rooted social divides.

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India’s Freedom Struggle and The Vellore Mutiny of 1806

Exploring a pivotal chapter in India's freedom struggle, the Vellore Mutiny of 1806 served as a crucial precursor to the 1857 uprising. This lesser-known yet significant event highlighted the deep-seated cultural conflicts and the profound discontent brewing among Indian sepoys, setting the stage for future rebellions against British colonial rule.

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Maharaja Ranjit Singh and The Battle of Attock

Under Maharaja Ranjit Singh's command, the Maratha Empire showcased formidable military strategies during the Battle of Attock, not only securing a decisive victory but also reshaping the geopolitical landscape of South Asia for generations to come.

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Maratha Empire and its legacy: Analyzing Balaji Bajirao’s Reign

Explore the transformative reign of Balaji Bajirao, the visionary Peshwa who expanded the Maratha Empire's boundaries and influence. Discover how his strategic military campaigns, diplomatic acumen, and administrative reforms not only fortified but also enriched the Maratha Empire, leaving a legacy that profoundly shaped the political landscape of the Indian subcontinent.

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Maharaja Ranjit Singh: Battle of Shopian and Its Implications

Maharaja Ranjit Singh, known as the Lion of Punjab, significantly shaped Indian history through his military, diplomatic, and administrative prowess. The Battle of Shopian in 1819 was a pivotal moment, expanding the Sikh Empire and transforming Kashmir’s political landscape. His strategic vision and reforms fostered religious tolerance, economic development, and cultural integration, leaving a lasting legacy.

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Maratha Empire: The Legacy of Nanasaheb Peshwa

Reflect on Nanasaheb Peshwa's profound impact on the Maratha Empire. His strategic prowess extended Maratha influence, setting the stage for political shifts that catalyzed the rise of British dominance after his death in 1761.