The Indian ruler was known for his military conquests but also his respect for his non-Muslim subjects, especially India’s majority…
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Premchand was known as ‘Cotton King’ and could speak English, French and Spanish; his partners were Dwarkadas Dharamsey, Mathurdas Vissani,…
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Subazi’ Aliov, an Uzbek Ismaili leader from Central Asia had also joined the forces of the Aga Khan in 1842.…
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A 19-page brochure contains the excerpt from Nehru’s speech. The brochure was published by Indian Lok Sabha Secretariat on August…
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At the age of 19, when he was sent to gallows on January 21,1943 he had a smile on his…
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The Lahori family migrated from Kamaliya to Larkana in 17th Century due to internal state crisis among heirs. The land…
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Battles in Africa were waged between colonial powers, but most of those compelled to fight were conscripted Africans. British and…
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