Colonial Mindset in India: Tavleen Singh Analysis
Tavleen Singh argues colonial mindset persists in Indian governance and education despite political changes. Read her critique of continuing British-era practices under current leadership.
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Defending Lord Curzon's Viceroyalty in 1902 India
Explore the controversial defense of Lord Curzon's viceroyalty in 1902 India, examining his administrative policies and the historical context that shaped British colonial rule.
PM Modi Aims to Reverse Macaulay's Education Legacy in 10 Years
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticizes Thomas Macaulay's colonial education system, calling it India's heavy price. Learn about the 200-year legacy and new reform timeline.
Political Cartoon Critiques Macaulay's Education Legacy
A powerful political cartoon questions Lord Macaulay's enduring influence on Indian youth and education system. Read how colonial mindset still affects modern India.
Tharoor's Praise for PM Modi Sparks Fresh Congress Rift
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor lauds PM Modi's speech on colonial mindset, causing internal party tension. Read about the political implications and speculation.
Tharoor praises PM Modi's lecture on economic-cultural vision
Congress leader Shashi Tharoor commended PM Modi's Ramnath Goenka Lecture, highlighting the blend of economic themes with cultural messaging and the call for national progress. Discover the key insights.
Tharoor Lauds PM Modi's Ramnath Goenka Lecture
Congress leader Shashi Tharoor praised PM Modi's Ramnath Goenka Lecture as an economic outlook and cultural call to action. Read the key highlights from the significant address.
Modi's 10-Year Plan Against Macaulay Education Legacy
Prime Minister Modi sets 2035 deadline to reverse Macaulay's 1835 colonial education system. Learn about Gurukul roots, British transformation, and India's educational decolonization journey.
Modi: End Colonial Mindset by 2035 at Goenka Lecture
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urges India to shed colonial mentality inherited from Macaulay's 1835 policy within a decade. Read about his vision for decolonized India.
Vidhu Verma awarded Jawaharlal Nehru Fellowship 2025
Political scientist Vidhu Verma from JNU has been selected for the prestigious 2025 Jawaharlal Nehru Fellowship. Her research will explore how Gandhi, Ambedkar, and Tagore confronted colonial violence and epistemic injustice. Read more about this signific
Mahmood Mamdani's Vision for University Education Reform
Columbia professor Mahmood Mamdani proposes radical education reforms at University of Hyderabad, challenging colonial legacies and advocating contextual learning. Discover his transformative vision.
PM Modi: Development Through Tradition, Inspired by Vikramaditya
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasizes blending ancient wisdom with modern innovation for India's development, drawing inspiration from King Vikramaditya's legacy at the inauguration of the International Exhibition-cum-Convention Centre.
Calcutta HC Questions 'Sir' Prefix in Voter Lists
Calcutta High Court directs Election Commission to file affidavit on PIL challenging 'Sir' prefix usage based on 2002 voter lists, raising questions about colonial-era honorifics in democratic processes.
UK woman runs 100 marathons along India's Great Hedge
UK adventurer Holly Chase-Higgins embarks on extraordinary 2,620km journey tracing the historic Inland Customs Line, reviving memories of Britain's colonial-era salt tax barrier.
Oil Lanterns: India's Forgotten Freedom Symbol
Discover the inspiring story of how ordinary citizens used oil lanterns to defy British oppression and light the way for India's freedom struggle in this powerful historical account.
Kerala Woman Demands British Return Kohinoor Diamond
A Kerala woman's bold confrontation with British tourists demanding the return of Kohinoor diamond goes viral, sparking renewed debate about colonial artifacts.
1906 Arbuthnot Crash: British Financial Integrity Exposed
Discover how the dramatic 1906 collapse of Arbuthnot & Company exposed deep flaws in British financial governance and shattered colonial trust in Madras.
Orissa's Forgotten Famine: A Colonial Tragedy
Explore the devastating 19th century famine that ravaged Orissa, exposing colonial administrative failures and claiming countless lives in one of India's darkest historical episodes.
Delhi's Power Corridors Get New Indian Identity
Explore the fascinating transformation of Delhi's iconic addresses from colonial-era names to indigenous titles that reflect India's cultural renaissance and evolving governance philosophy.
Queer India: History Colonialism Tried to Erase
Explore the hidden history of queer India through groundbreaking books that challenge colonial narratives and celebrate diverse sexualities across centuries of South Asian culture.
Louvre's Colonial Robbery: Stolen Artefacts Exposed
A shocking revelation exposes how French officials systematically looted precious artefacts from West Africa in 1932, raising urgent questions about museum ethics and colonial restitution.
Delhi Golf Club: Historic Charm Meets Modern Golfing
Discover Delhi Golf Club's timeless charm - a historic golfing sanctuary in India's capital where colonial architecture and world-class greens create an unforgettable experience for modern golfers.
Royal Calcutta Golf Club: Heritage Meets Modern Golf
Discover Asia's oldest golf club in Kolkata, where 200-year-old heritage blends seamlessly with world-class golfing experiences and timeless colonial architecture.
Viceregal Lodge Kitchen Wing Opens After Decade
After nearly a decade of restricted access, the historic kitchen wing of Viceregal Lodge in Chandigarh is preparing to open its doors to visitors in November, offering a glimpse into colonial-era culinary history.
Indian Soldiers' WWII Experience: Beyond the Battlefield
New research reveals the untold emotional journey of 2.5 million Indian troops who fought in WWII, exploring their personal letters, literature, and psychological struggles.
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