History
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Muslim History: The battle of Trench
A unique blend of asymmetric warfare, resilience and divine intervention The pivotal role of intelligence in the battle of Trench…
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When Identity Became a Target
The consequences of assimilation and forced migration policies against the Turkish population in Bulgaria in the 19th and 20th centuries…
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From Vasco to Hormuz: Maritime Might
The story that began in 1494 is far from over. What started as a maritime rupture has evolved into a…
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Bukhara and Sindh: Spiritual Echoes
Historical Footprints of the Ancient Silk Road Our common values—unrivaled hospitality, deep-rooted respect for the elderly, and an innate love…
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Earliest deportations of Indians from United States
By Nazarul Islam The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in United States v. Thind (1923) impacted all South Asians in the…
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Images tell the real story
The article describes how Americans had reacted to the defeat from the Vietnam Congs By Nazarul Islam | USA People…
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History is stranger than fiction
India’s history has become a political minefield If history is not carefully reconstructed using contemporary evidence and logical reasoning, and…
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Glimpses from the British Raj
Curzon possessed a perceptive grasp of history and geography. It was geopolitics, for Curzon that held the key to keeping…
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Rahim Hingoro: The Last Hur Fighter
The colonial period ended in 1947, yet the Hur rebellion continued under the leadership of Rahim Hingoro He was captured…
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The Forgotten Guardians of Sindh
The Soomros were not conquerors from Central Asia or West Asia, nor were they aligned with major empires like the…
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