Uncover the inspiring life of Sarojini Naidu, the Nightingale of India- a poet, freedom fighter, and a political leader.

British soldiers, Indian stretcher bearers like a young Mahatma Gandhi, and African scouts - whose contributions must never be forgotten. This sacred battlefield is a place of remembrance and ...

Known as the "Father of the Nation," Gandhi led India's non ... (1857), Pandey's defiance against British officers led to a massive rebellion by Indian soldiers. These freedom fighters exemplify ...

A commemoration was held in Drakensberg on Friday to mark the 125th anniversary of the Battle of SpionKop and honour the soldiers who fought in the war. The historic event drew local and international ...

Travelling from Sabarmati to Champaran, Tentuligumma and beyond, Pradeep Damodaran combines history and on-ground reportage to present a picture of contemporary India ...

January 30th is a day that falls as Martyr's Day or Shaheed Diwas to commemorate Mahatma Gandhi's memory. In addition, March 23 is an important day when three brave freedom fighters, who are Bhagat ...

Mahatma Gandhi's role in the Kheda, Champaran led the British to accept the demands ... On July 13, 1931, people were killed by royal soldiers while demonstrating adjacent to Maharaja, Hari ...

He passed the Indian Civil Service examination but refused to serve the British government ... due to differences in ideology with Mahatma Gandhi and other leaders. During the Second World ...

Goodbye, little one, and may you grow up a brave soldier India ... cut down in battle by a British hussar. The big change in feminine status came with Mahatma Gandhi, who urged women of every ...

What distinguishes this coffee-table book on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are its stunning photographs. However, ...

When confronted with evil it is necessary to feel anger. Even rage. That is the energy that must be channelled, to create justice. To make sure that NEVER AGAIN is more than an empty slogan. Dear nice ...

Gandhi’s wife, Kasturba, even quipped that he (Gandhi) had met his match. Feeling sorry for him, Osho left the box behind, remarking that he had come to see a mahatma but found only a businessman.