Jiboner Akibuki - The Strokes of life

Dr. Subramaniam Swamy of BJP, the man who has unearthed many conspiracies and scams in India has made another startling revelation in Merut on the eve of Nataji Birth anniversary.  He has dropped a bomb when he said at a function in Merut that Subhash Chandra Bose has not died of a  plane crash, ( A theory the congress wanted the Indian to believe) Instead he was killed in Russia, and Jawaharlal Nehru had a direct connection to this cold blooded murder. At the end of the World War 2 Netaji was declared a war criminal and Netaji ( Subhash Chandra Bose ) started looking for a safe place to move to, and continue his struggle for Indian Independence. He zeroed in on Russia as the safe heaven to carry on his fight ,  and moved to Manchuria (then was in control of Russia) and then went on to Russia. Russia however arrested Subhash Chandra Bose on the orders of Stalin ( committed similar crimes like Adolf Hitler but by virtue of being on the winning side of the war h...

Udaipur sea beach a small coastal fishing village near Digha in West Bengal, India. Grazing at the emptiness.....

The foundation of Victoria memorial hall in Chennai was laid by His Royal Higness George fedrick on the 24th day of January in the Year 1906

The seeds of modern western education were laid in the country along with the development of business and power of the British East India Company during the early 19th century. The company needed educated locals to carry out its business properly in India, and the local masses started feeling the need for proper certification of qualification for the purpose of serving the administration and other government departments. The result was the foundation of the first three universities of the country by Earl Viscount Canning, the British Governor General, in 1857. In a time of nationwide political disturbances and turmoil in the form of the Indigo Revolutions, the Santhal Revolutions and the Sepoy Mutiny, the country slowly progresses towards what we now know as proper institutionalized and global education. Intended to be a chronicle history of the foundation and development of this format of education in the country, our series would contain 6 episodes on the 6 oldest universities of mod...

The Sepoy Mutiny of 1857 was one of the most remarkable events that took place in British India, especially during the rule of the East India Company. It indeed was the first mass uprising against the foreign rule in the country. Historians may have doubts and conflicts regarding the nature of the revolt and the reasons behind its failure, but it cannot be denied that the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857 actually marked the beginning of a new era in Indian history. It was the strongest reason behind the end of the Company’s rule and the transfer of power to the British throne, which happened in the subsequent year. Various factors however are accounted for the instigation to the revolt. Lord Dalhousie’s policies of annexation of the native states and an ever-increasing discontent among the sepoys, the Indian soldiers appointed by the East India Company, are believed to be two of the most important factors behind the outbreak of the mutiny. Other subsidiary reasons like introduction of western edu...