Sant Mirabai is known as one of the eternal devotees of Shri Krushna in Kaliyug. Mirabai was one of the foremost exponents of the Prema Bhakti (Divine Love) and an inspired poetess. Read more »
For the insistence of nationalistic concept, the use of national language hindi has become necessary for our nation in recent times. Hindi being an easy and conductive language, it is simple to communicate and convey thoughts in the nation. Read more »
Sanskrut language has been created by God for the benefit of entire human race and to acquire the ultimatum-Moksha. But are we really aware of how detached are we getting from this language! Read more »
Our national language hindi is the language which has been binding our nation together since years. In the recent trends, most of us use the global language english due to which the our national language is loosing its significance. Read more »
The attack by, and punishment of, Pandey is widely seen as the opening scene of what came to be known as the ‘Indian Mutiny of 1857’. He is often referred to in Bharat as Shaheed (Martyr) Mangal Pandey. Read more »
Tatya Tope co-operated with Nana Sahib in organising an anti-British upsurge. Tatya Tope means ideal leadership on battle field. Tatya Tope could launch new army whenever and wherever he wanted. Read more »
Parshuram who is well-versed with the four Vedas and sports the bow and arrow upon His back (that is the one who has the radiance of both the Brahman and the Kshatriya) will destroy evildoers either with a curse or with an arrow. Read more »
Shivram Rajguru had great admiration for Shivaji and his guerilla tactics. He took part in various activities of the revolutionary movement, the most important being Saunder’s murder. Read more »
His letter to Mahatma Gandhi written just prior to his hanging, protesting against the latter’s disapproval of revolutionary tactics, throws light on the disparities between the two major schools of thought among Bharatiya freedom fighters. Read more »
They became active members of the Ganapati melas that lustily sang songs praising Shivaji for ‘his daring deeds and exhorting the audience to risk their life on the battlefield in a national war to shed upon the earth the lifeblood of the enemies who destroyed their religion’. Read more »
