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Category: Colonialism

From Head-Hunters To Happy Beings

The word ‘Zo’ refers to a cool mountainous area, while the term ‘Mizo’ means the residents of that area, and ‘Ram’ means Country in their local language! A recent survey […]

Utopia!

Since the mid-2019, one of the topics that has been at the top of the global agenda is: the destruction of Nature by the human beings. All forms of media […]

Souls In House Arrest!

Sita Brahmachari – the British author with an origin in eastern Indian Province of Bengal, and one of the most interesting and important voices in children’s books today – has […]

The Past, In A Different Light…

The Clive Museum in Powis Castle, Wales, has made some changes in its website at a time when the Black Lives Matter Movement is rocking the world! The Palace hosts […]

They Mattered, Too!

Will the image of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi – an Indian lawyer, anti-colonial nationalist, and political ethicist who had orchestrated Non-Violent Resistance to lead the successful campaign for India’s Independence from […]

The Legacy Of Imperialism

India and China have managed to ease, in a way, their border tensions since the Armed Forces of the two countries locked with each other in the Galwan Valley near […]

The One Who Had His Career In Ruins…

Rakhaldas Bandyopadhyay (April 12, 1885 – May 23, 1930), the eminent Indian Archaeologist and Museum expert, is quite known as the discoverer of Mohenjo-daro, the principal site of the Harappa […]

Her Story Becomes History…

Phulmoni Dasi, a nine-year-old Indian girl, had died on the first night after her marriage with 30-year-old Hari Mohan Mait in 1889. India remembers that incident (or accident?) of colonial […]