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Saeed Naqvi | Why freedom came early: In August 1947, not June 1948 - Vimarsana News

Saeed Naqvi | Why freedom came early: In August 1947, not June 1948

Instead of August 15, 1947, our Independence Day could well have been June 30, 1948

Duchess of Cornwall says meeting people all over the Commonwealth makes her feel 'optimistic' - Vimarsana News

Duchess of Cornwall says meeting people all over the Commonwealth makes her feel 'optimistic'

Camilla said it’s 'lovely to meet different people from different cultures, you get a different take on life from all of them’

Administrative Civil Service in Bangladesh: Its legacy and role - Vimarsana News

Administrative Civil Service in Bangladesh: Its legacy and role

In his seminal publication -- The Men who ruled India (1985) -- Philip Mason, in the last paragraph of the epilogue wrote: “When all has been said, one simple point remains.

Why Netaji Subhas Bose was an inconvenient nationalist - Vimarsana News

Why Netaji Subhas Bose was an inconvenient nationalist

The 125th birth centenary of Netaji Subhas Bose has seen a revival of his legacy. Beginning this year, Republic Day celebrations have started from his birth anniversary, January 23. This Independence Day will see a 28-foot-tall statue of Netaji being unveiled under an umbrella near India Gate. Netaji scholar Chandrachur Ghose, who has a new biography out on the incandescent revolutionary, tells Managing Editor Sandeep Unnithan why the entire spectrum of the political class had a problem with Bose’s towering legacy.

History of Assam: Politics of Muslim lovers, CAA and reality - Vimarsana News

History of Assam: Politics of Muslim lovers, CAA and reality

Not only me, one day many will be forced to speak out for the sake of people.