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Three writers who used pen as a sword and inspired India's freedom!

Three writers who used pen as a sword and inspired India's freedom!

Tagore, Premchand, and Manto wove India’s freedom struggle into fiction each offering a unique lens on nationalist ideals, social justice, and partition’s scars.
Aurobindo Ghose - Freedom fighter turned spiritual icon!

Aurobindo Ghose - Freedom fighter turned spiritual icon!

Sri Aurobindo Ghose evolved from nationalist revolutionary advocating Swaraj to spiritual visionary promoting Integral Yoga and spiritual nationalism as India’s profound path forward.
Nine IAF pilots honoured for daring strikes in Operation Sindoor!

Nine IAF pilots honoured for daring strikes in Operation Sindoor!

Nine Indian Air Force officers awarded the Vir Chakra for extraordinary bravery during Operation Sindoor, recognizing their precision strikes on terror and military targets across the border.
President Draupadi Murmu addresses the nation!

President Draupadi Murmu addresses the nation!

On Independence Day’s eve, President Murmu urged unity, praised economic strength, upheld democracy, and recalled Partition’s memory calling citizens to support self-reliance and equal opportunity.
When Ahinsa leader approved killing of 60 stray dogs!

When Ahinsa leader approved killing of 60 stray dogs!

Despite deeply caring for animals, Gandhi endorsed killing 60 rabid stray dogs in 1926 as a “duty in distress” balancing compassion with societal safety.
Countdown to freedom: how India’s leaders spent august 14–15!

Countdown to freedom: how India’s leaders spent august 14–15!

On August 14, 1947 just hours before independence the British frantically coordinate to inaugurate new leaders. Jinnah escapes death, Gandhi prays amid violence, and Nehru braces for his “tryst with...
Raj Bhawan Bengaluru opens for tourists for 3 days!

Raj Bhawan Bengaluru opens for tourists for 3 days!

Raj Bhavan, Bengaluru’s governor’s official residence, opens its historic grounds and interiors to visitors for a limited time guided tours, rich heritage, advance registration required.
Indus treaty sent more than water, money too!

Indus treaty sent more than water, money too!

The 1960 Indus Waters Treaty saw India pay $174 million over ten years, funding Pakistan’s dams and canals part of a broader $1 billion agreement.

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