Lal Bahadur Shastri shares his birthday with the greatest personality of all time, Mahatma Gandhi. He was as simple as Gandhiji. He became the synonym simplicity and honesty in India. And this what made him the son of soil and he was loved by each individual. We are unfortunate that he got to serve India […]
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If we move down the lanes of history to learn more about the India’s Struggle for freedom, we will come across number of revolutionaries and various acts of bravery associated with them. They will always be remembered for their supreme contribution to free the motherland. One such luminary, whose name resonates with patriotism, courage, and
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Hello, my dear readers, earlier in my post on Indus Valley Civilization, I concluded on the decline of the civilization. Today I have decided to write for you all about the event that followed to end of IVC i.e., The Vedic Period. Around 1800 BC, the Indus Valley Civilization’s mature stage came to an end.
A warm welcome to my dear readers. I hope you all are doing good. Today I have chosen to bring before you an inspiring story from the pages of history. A story of sacrifice from an 18-year-old boy. On this day i.e., 11th of August in the year 1908, this boy named Khudiram Bose made
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The past is full of events that has direct reflection on the present-day society. One perspective of History is that it is always written with a view of the dominating power of the that time. One such event is the Battle of Haldighati, a historical clash that took place in the past. However, it’s important
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Later Neolithic phase of the pre-historic period witnessed the development of agriculture, leading to the surplus availability of the food grains for the civilization. Handmade pottery and granaries also came into scene for the purpose of storing food grains. These developments ensured food security, giving the people of that time an opportunity to try their
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The period or phase of history where we do not have any written evidence is termed as pre-Historic period. So dear reader I’ll make you dive back into the time and peep into this pre-historic phase through this blog. The evolution of the Earth’s Crust is divided in 4 periods. Geographically the last period is
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