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The 1943 Bengal famine: "People began collapsing in the streets and dying on the pavements" - Vimarsana News

The 1943 Bengal famine: "People began collapsing in the streets and dying on the pavements"

In 1943, a devastating famine claimed the lives of millions of people in the Indian province of Bengal. Kavita Puri tells Matt Elton why she’s keen to ensure that the stories of those who endured the crisis are not forgotten

Princesestan to Article 370: Our tryst with Balkanisation - Vimarsana News

Princesestan to Article 370: Our tryst with Balkanisation

On the eve of Independence, Jawaharlal Nehru delivered his “Tryst with Destiny” speech, considered among the greatest speeches of the 20th century. In the run-up to independence, a handful of powerful princes devised a plan to remain independent. The Nawab of Bhopal was operating under the direct patronage of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Lord Archibald Percival […]

UPSC Essentials : Daily Subject-wise quiz | History, Culture, and Social Issues (Week 36) - Vimarsana News

UPSC Essentials : Daily Subject-wise quiz | History, Culture, and Social Issues (Week 36)

Are you preparing for UPSC CSE Prelims 2024? Check your progress and revise your topics through this quiz on History, Culture and Social Issues.

Patel Era of Indian Politics | The Avenue Mail - Vimarsana News

Patel Era of Indian Politics | The Avenue Mail

Patel Era of Indian Politics | Opinion News | The Avenue Mail

If the British Empire was so evil, why did so many countries apply to join? Cambridge historian ROBERT TOMBS challenges those who say we should be ashamed of it - Vimarsana News

If the British Empire was so evil, why did so many countries apply to join? Cambridge historian ROBERT TOMBS challenges those who say we should be ashamed of it

The empire on which the sun never sets' is the most famous description of the British Empire - even though the phrase was invented to describe the reach of Spain's territory in the 16th century.