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Aurangzeb’s Reign in the Light of His Own Orders
François Gautier
Aurangzeb’s reign in the light of his own orders
Faith in the Court
BJP has taken a cautious stance on the Kashi and Mathura disputes, preferring to await the legal outcome
‘We are not talking of 3,000 shrines, we can end it with these three’
The Kashi and Mathura temple-mosque disputes should not be allowed to linger and the cases can be resolved by consensus, Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) Working President Alok Kumar tells Rajeev Deshpande
The Truth About Gyanvapi
By Attempting to sanitise Aurangzeb’s anti-Hindu legacy, historians have done him a disservice
The Chhatrapati’s Chutzpah
Aurangzeb’s persecution of Hindus provided the ethical and cultural premise for Shivaji’s rebellion
Aurangzeb: The Emperor of Counter-Reformation
Dara Shikoh’s defeat was a turning point in history as the concept of an inclusive India yielded to the supremacy of Islam. The consequences of the decisive battle of Samugarh were felt for more than three centuries despite the Mughal empire’s rapid disintegration under the weight of his victorious brother’s bigotry
Soon you will be able to do Delhi-Mumbai in 12 hours, Delhi-Srinagar in 8, says Nitin Gadkari
The minister for road transport and highways brings passion and an intuitive feel for policy and finance to his job. India is on the cusp of achieving rapid connectivity across major regions and is also promoting new approaches to green fuel, he tells Amita Shah and Siddharth Singh
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