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Robert Clive: An 'unstable sociopath and a racist', hated both in India and England | Research News - Vimarsana News

Robert Clive: An 'unstable sociopath and a racist', hated both in India and England | Research News

Unlike his fellow officers, Robert Clive saw in the moment of the Company’s defeat in Calcutta an opportunity to not only reclaim the losses but also to unreservedly establish the rule of the East India Company in Bengal.

Why the last king of Burma spent his final decades in Ratnagiri in isolation - Vimarsana News

Why the last king of Burma spent his final decades in Ratnagiri in isolation

Exiled by the British, Theebaw Min spent the last 30 years of his life away from wider society in the coastal town in Maharashtra.

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Charles D'Oyly: The British opium agent who brought together Indian and European artists - Vimarsana News

Charles D'Oyly: The British opium agent who brought together Indian and European artists

The Bihar School Athens, an art society that the Englishman set up in the early 19th century, was unique for its time in transcending racial divisions.

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Nepal-Britain Treaty: The Centennial - Vimarsana News

Nepal-Britain Treaty: The Centennial

The year 2023 marks the centenary of the Nepal-Britain Peace and Friendship Treaty that had formally recognized the sovereignty and independence of Nepal in black and white. Since 1923, the world has witnessed profound political changes but the special friendship between the two countries remains intact as they mark a hundred years of old diplomatic history of mutual esteem, respect and cooperation.

The Continuing Relevance of Mahan - The American Spectator - Vimarsana News

The Continuing Relevance of Mahan - The American Spectator

We live in a globalized world with changing technology and shifting geopolitics. As Armstrong notes, “The world of Mahan is today.”