History
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Ottomans: Looking through a different lens
There are few things more profoundly dead than an ex-empire, but around the time that the Soviet empire came apart…
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Working Women’s Paris of 1871….
The “Women’s Union” was centrally involved in identifying strategic social battles. The Paris Commune was a revolutionary socialist government that…
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Final resting place of martyred Pir Pagaro remains a mystery
In fact all the civil and military officers were under oath not to disclose the burial place of Shaheed Pir…
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The Fall of Hyderabad
On 18 September 1948, Major General Syed Ahmed El Edroos, Commander-in-Chief of the Hyderabad State Forces, surrendered his army to…
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Shrine of Sheikh Salamat washed with Milk before Annual Urs
Every year before the commencement of the annual Urs of Sheikh Salamat the domes of the shrine are washed with…
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Role of Women in Hur Movement
The Hur women with full zeal for their spiritual leader went shoulder to Shoulder with their male partners. Less has…
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Fight People for Freedom, Don’t Surrender
‘Fight People for Freedom, Don’t Surrender’ were the last words of Lepa Radic, a Serb freedom fighter girl who was…
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Aryan invaders imposed caste system in Indian subcontinent
The Aryans that invaded the Indo-Pak Subcontinent had the fear that if no action was taken, they being in minority…
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Jainism: Philosophy of Ecological Harmony and Non-Violence
Jainism is a faith that emphasizes on non-violence, respect for the environment and the power of meditation Any one individual…
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Who Deserves Credit for Inventing Vaccination?
Although inoculation was widespread in African and Eastern cultures by the early Eighteenth century, scholars remain uncertain about when the…
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