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The princely conundrum and how Sardar cracked it - Vimarsana News

The princely conundrum and how Sardar cracked it

Many people reckon that Lord Mountbatten's July 25, 1947, full regalia replete with Royal Family spit and polish became a defining moment in breaching the princes' stockade.Mountbatten held a meeting with the Chamber of Princes, where he ...

The Nawab of Bhopal's Balkanisation plan(with Churchill and Jinnah's tacit support) - Vimarsana News

The Nawab of Bhopal's Balkanisation plan(with Churchill and Jinnah's tacit support)

It is said that if you lie down with the dogs, then you rise with fleas. The majority of the universe of the morally corrosive princes were trying its best to hold on to their positions. Many among them led by Hamidullah Khan, Nawab of Bhopal, ...

Patel Era of Indian Politics - Northlines - Vimarsana News

Patel Era of Indian Politics - Northlines

ER. PRABHAT KISHORE The world has seen a large number of great men, who had reserved their name & fame in the history through their merit and work, but met rare persons, who has changed not only history but geography of a country without shedding a drop of blood. Born on 31ST October’ 1975, in

Secretive sex, political spats and the end of WW2: Chips Channon's final scandalous diary - Vimarsana News

Secretive sex, political spats and the end of WW2: Chips Channon's final scandalous diary

The final volume of Sir Henry Channon’s famous diaries covers the breakdown of his marriage, affairs with men and the final years of war

Partition wasn't inevitable | The Spectator - Vimarsana News

Partition wasn't inevitable | The Spectator

The chance for a prosperous, united India was thwarted by Clement Attlee, Lord Mountbatten and Jawaharlal Nehru