Day: January 20, 2008

Madhavi Thampi recalls the context and impact of the October Revolution, which was derided by the western establishment as the uprising of the janitors and

What were the patterns in land ownership and land relations before the British rule and what far-reaching changes did they introduce, thereby destablising the entire

It has been common understanding that mathematical proof based on deduction is universal and is the ultimate proof and also that mathematical truths are eternal

We now come to the gist of the matter. We have a fund to be employed as government shall direct for the intellectual improvement of

Meet to unite divided people of the subcontinent Agra, a city known for its friendly atmosphere and ever hospitable people, was witness to another gesture

A lullaby about the lion of Jagdishpur

To the editor, Thank you for bringing out such a sober and serious magazine. It is a piece of work that would be welcomed by

Frank Durand surveyed the glistening blue waters in the swimming pool below from his balcony at the Jag Niwas Lake Palace Hotel. The yellow sandstone

We bring you the third issue of Ghadar Jari Hai. We apologise for a month’s delay. Prof Raghavendra Rao, one of our editorial advisors, commented

We present a freewheeling discussion between Mahmood Farooqui and Shivanand, regarding Delhi around 1857. Mahmood is a historian, who has extensively studied archival material in