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Glorious India~III - Vimarsana News

Glorious India~III

The ancient system of Mahajanapads and the Panchayati system were replaced by Jagirs granted to people who were loyal to them. The janapads, towns and areas were renamed after the names of the rulers. Suffering from heightened superiority complex about their looks, valour and their new religion, the invaders who were basically nomadic tribes of Central Asia were contemptuous of the local gentry assuming them as enemies and treated the Indians as nothing more than slaves

IEA: EV sales set to increase by 35% in 2023 - Vimarsana News

IEA: EV sales set to increase by 35% in 2023

International Energy Agency finds that electric vehicles sales are set to increase 35% in 2023 reducing oil demand by 5 million bpd by 2030.

By Rejecting Hindutva, Yediyurappa Underlines a Historical Truth About South India - Vimarsana News

By Rejecting Hindutva, Yediyurappa Underlines a Historical Truth About South India

Unlike in North India, religion-based conquests or ideologies were not seen largely in South India. This characteristic of the South makes it difficult for the hardline Hindutva of the North to spread in the region.

Source: thewire.in
Britain need not apologise to India - Vimarsana News

Britain need not apologise to India

If the UK apologises for Jallianwala Bagh massacre, the Muslim countries should also be made to do the same for Timur and Nadir Shah’s crimes Every year, as April 13 approaches, there are demands in India that Britain should apologise for the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Amritsar (and, in

Whither Rationalisation? NCERT's Changes Only Leave a Black Hole in Our History Textbooks - Vimarsana News

Whither Rationalisation? NCERT's Changes Only Leave a Black Hole in Our History Textbooks

Besides the political motive, the arbitrary changes also reflect a lack of professionalism. Little respect was shown for discipline and pedagogical requirements.

Source: thewire.in