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In the history of colonised India, the extraordinary tale of Assam is often overlooked

November 9, 2016 GJHAdmin

Originally Published in DNA India (online) 6 November, 2016. Article by Aneesh Gokhale Source url: http://www.dnaindia.com/analysis/column-assam-was-set-alight-in-1857-mind-and-soul-2270598 The old soldier, wearing a worn-out sepoy uniform, let

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Remembering Rani Veeramangai Velu Nachiyar

October 21, 2016 GJHAdmin

Originally Published in The Bodahub (online) 15 August, 2016. Article by Rudra Krishna Source url: http://www.bodahub.com/remembering-rani-veeramangai-velu-nachiyar/ Rani Veeramangai Velu Nachiyar was the queen of the

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Ahmed Khan Kharal and the Raj

October 17, 2016 GJHAdmin

Originally Published in The News (online) 17 October, 2016. Article by Shahid Siddiqui Source url: https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/157720-Ahmed-Khan-Kharal-and-the-Raj The great War of Independence in 1857 brought different

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Media resistance in British India

August 22, 2016 GJHAdmin

Originally Published in The News (online) 30 July, 2016. Article by Shahid Siddiqui Source url: https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/144268-Media-resistance-in-British-India# In my previous article, ‘Discursive paradigm of resistance’ (August 8)

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Lost cities #3 – Muziris: did black pepper cause the demise of India’s ancient port?

August 13, 2016 GJHAdmin

Originally Published in The Guardian (online) 10 August, 2016. Article by Srinath Perur Source url: https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2016/aug/10/lost-cities-3-muziris-india-kerala-ancient-port-black-pepper In the first century BC it was one of

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Tipu Sultan: The Forgotten Connection With India’s First Sepoy Mutiny

August 1, 2016 GJHAdmin

Originally Published in The Wire (online) 30 July, 2016. Article by Siddharth Raja Source url: http://thewire.in/54776/tipu-sultan-forgotten-connection-indias-first-sepoy-mutiny/ Tracing the role of Tipu Sultan’s sons in the

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Ghadarite Ishar’s statue to be unveiled at Dhudike

June 20, 2016 GJHAdmin

Originally Published in The Times of India – City – Chandigarh (Online), 18 June, 2016. Source url: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chandigarh/Ghadarite-Ishars-statue-to-be-unveiled-at-Dhudike/articleshow/52803120.cms

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Move Over Mohenjo-Daro, India Now Has the Biggest Harappan Site In Rakhigarhi

May 31, 2016 GJHAdmin

The discovery of two more mounds at the Harappan site of Rakhigarhi in Haryana makes it the biggest excavation site of Harappan civilisation, even bigger

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Film on Begum brings Avadh’s queen to life

May 31, 2016 GJHAdmin

Originally Published in The Times of India – City (Online), 26 May, 2016. Source url: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/lucknow/Film-on-Begum-brings-Avadhs-queen-to-life/articleshow/52441262.cms Lucknow: It will be a royal evening for Lucknow

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Delhi university’s heritage walks to revive historical mutiny sites

May 31, 2016 GJHAdmin

This article by Siddhanta Mishra was originally Published in The Sunday Standard (online), 22 May, 2016. Source url: http://www.newindianexpress.com/thesundaystandard/Delhi-universitys-heritage-walks-to-revive-historical-mutiny-sites/2016/05/22/article3444926.ece NEW DELHI:  In order to relive

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