Orthodox Muslim historians, bolstered recently by petro-dollars, echo the sentiments of their medieval counterparts

The chessboard of war saw Kalapahad, the colossal general, elevated to the prestigious position of commander, leading the united forces of Bhurishrestha and Kalinga

Umaid Bhawan Palace defies the conventional narrative associated with royal abodes. It wasn't conceived merely for opulence, but rather for a noble cause.

This excerpt from Nicolas Blarel’s The Evolution of India’s Israel Policy (OUP) describes how India turned to Israel after finding itself short of crucial surveillance and military equipment during the Kargil conflict

Thevar's stature was such that, along with Bal Gangadhar Tilak, he was one of the two freedom fighters whom the British govt specifically prohibited from making political speeches—a restriction known in Tamil as "Vaai Poottu Chattam."