Indian history

The Truth About Aurangzeb

Aditya Kuvalekar and Kedar Phalke

Was the Mughal emperor a fanatic?

Exile and the Kingdom

Sudeep Paul

The writer who famously took India to America was his own biggest story

The Public Archaeologist

Ullekh NP

In this account of MN Deshpande, the late iconic chief of ASI, Nayanjot Lahiri surpasses her own high standards in history writing

In This World I Only Weep

Ira Mukhoty

The exile and exaltation of Meerabai

The Enigma of Heroes

Sudeep Paul

Revolutionary nationalists as guiding spirits

Apostle of the Active Citizen

Keshava Guha

Why the social vision of Mahadev Govind Ranade is all too important today

Akbar’s Idea of India

Mani Shankar Aiyar

The topical reverberations of Ira Mukhoty’s biography of the great Mughal

How Did Indian History Become Myth?

Nanditha Krishna

Rama’s memory lives on because of his extraordinary life and persona

Honouring Jadunath Sarkar

Swapan Dasgupta

India’s foremost archivist-historian was a complete fusspot when it came to details

The number of allusions to ancient India in the Budget and Economic Survey notwithstanding, if you were not a king, there is really no question any Indian would much rather live in the present financial system

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Indian history

The Truth About Aurangzeb

Exile and the Kingdom

The Public Archaeologist

In This World I Only Weep

The Enigma of Heroes

Apostle of the Active Citizen

Akbar’s Idea of India

How Did Indian History Become Myth?

Honouring Jadunath Sarkar

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