In an exclusive chat with ‘The Perfect Voice’ freedom fighter Vithal Yalgi, 98, reveals anecdotes from the 1924 Congress plenary session...

The year was 1810, the place was Canton - a city on the edge of Qing Dynasty China, where trade and tension often mingled in precarious...

Kanhoji Angre, a Maratha naval admiral, is vividly brought to life in Sohail Rekhy’s Angria, capturing his relentless battles, personal...

A case of life and death in the South Atlantic redefined the boundaries of necessity and continues to intrigue lawyers and writers alike....

On November 22, India marks the 57th death anniversary of Master Tara Singh, a towering figure and a fearless leader who changed the...

On August 5, 1966, Bian Zhongyun, vice-principal of the Girl’s Secondary School affiliated to Beijing Normal University, was beaten to...

India has long been a land of valiant kings and queens who defended their realm against invaders for over a millennium. From the British...

Recently, conservative political commentator Tucker Carlson’s show with a podcaster Darryl Cooper stirred huge controversy. Cooper, a...

Few historical figures command the universal reverence that Mahatma Gandhi does. His enduring legacy of non-violence, justice, and social...

In the autumn of 1983, browsing through a university bookshop, I stumbled upon ‘An Introduction to the Study of Stellar Structure’ by S....

The siege of great cities in modern history has made for some harrowing though memorable non-fiction narratives: Cornelius Ryan’s ‘The...

Counterfactual history, though generally disdained by scholars, can be valuable in exploring alternate historical outcomes by respecting...