Lachit Borpukhan: The Ahom Warrior Who Sent The Mughals Running
The land of Assam, on whose lovely lap the mighty Brahmaputra majestically flows, has given birth to many daring and dauntless warriors under Ahom...
Remembering Dr. T. Ao, the barefooted Indian football legend
July 31, 1948. The football team of sovereign India was at the London Olympics playing against France. But there was something that caught everybody’s...
Radhabinod Pal, the Indian legal luminary celebrated by Japan
Very few Indians today remember Radhabinod Pal. That too, they might of heard of him after the Irfan Khan starrer Tokyo Trial released in...
Breaking Barriers: Dr SI Padmavati, Tamil Brahmin Woman Who Became India’s First Female Cardiologist
Sivaramakrishna Iyer Padmavati, fondly known as S I Padmavati, was a trailblazing cardiologist whose dedication to advancing medical science and serving the poor earned...
Remembering Major Ramaswamy Parameswaran, The Only Tamilian To Have Got A Param Vir Chakra And He...
On this day, 25 November 2024, we honor the memory of Major Ramaswamy Parameswaran, a true son of India, who made the ultimate sacrifice...
Kirubanandha Variyar: The Hindu Warrior Who Took Dravidian Dimwits Head-On
Clad in a white veshti and a red shawl around his body with a forehead smeared in vibhudhi (sacred ash), this man with a...
Khudiram Bose, the revolutionary who smiled in the face of death at 18
At 18 years old, facing death would be the last thing that one would wish for, and to face it with a smile requires...
Birsa Munda, Whose ‘Ulgulan’ Declared The End Of British Rule In Today’s Jharkhand
Girded by forests and hills, Ulihatu village in Jharkhand's Khunti district, 66 km from state capital Ranchi, is the birthplace of charismatic tribal hero...
Raja Rishi Arthanareesa Varma: A patriotic legend reduced to a caste leader
Many leaders have sacrificed their lives for liberating India from the clutches of the British. Only a few of them have found a place...
How ‘Tamil Thatha’ U Ve Swaminatha Iyer Embodied Timeless Bharatiya Values
When we write about the greatness of Tamil or the symbols and people we celebrate, it often becomes a hagiography. Many times, this is...
