Gautam Guha, Agami Kalarab: On this day exactly 74 years ago, Kolkata (then Calcutta) experienced its most violent convulsions. The infamous ‘week of long knives’ – an unprecedented orgy of loot, murder, rapes and molestation let loose on the city’s unsuspecting Hindus by Muslim League strongmen and goons that left 5,000 people dead, tens of thousands maimed […]
Read More 16th August: When Peacelovers were unmaskedGautam Guha, Agami Kalarab: Shyama Prasad Mukherjee is an example of great leadership and political milestone. He was born on July 6, 1901. He would have preferred to spend a lifetime in the hallowed portal of goddess Saraswati. However, the perilous political situation in undivided Bengal in the late 1930s compelled him to pursue active […]
Read More Shyama Prasad Mukherjee: The nation mourns for 67 years injustice, Mystery unveiledGautam Guha, Agami Kalarab: In his short rule spanning nine years, Sambhaji gained recognition for his valour and patriotism. He continues to be celebrated, particularly in Maharashtra as the ruler who choose death over conversation. Son of brave Maratha warrior Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj was a scholar of Sanskrit and other eight languages. He single handedly […]
Read More Dharamveer Sambhaji: Forever invincible to tyrantsGautam Guha, Agami Kalarab: About 1300 years ago Persia (now Iran) was ruled by Fire worshippers who followed by Zend Avesta a holy book considered as second oldest book after Rig Veda. After the Victory of the battle of Ullais in 633AD Caliph Omar told to Parsis: “Submit to Islam or else you will have […]
Read More Exodus of Parsis: Brutality permeates all atrocitiesGautam Guha, Agami Kalarab: It is very surprising that like Pakistanis at present few opportunistics and traitors are finding similarities with the Nazi regime in India! Let’s it is important to know what happened to Jews during WWII by Nazi-Islamic nexus.The global rise of white nationalist violence proves that the threat of fascism is not […]
Read More Romance of Nazis: A saga of HolocaustGautam Guha, Agami Kalarab: Like most modern ideas in Bharat, “Hindutva,” also, was born in Bengal in the 19th century. But even he fails to mention its probable progenitor. A Bangla tract by that name was published in 1892 by a bhadralok man of letters we have forgotten today. His name is Chandranath Basu, a […]
Read More How was nationalism rooted from Bengal?Gautam Guha, Agami Kalarab: The Khilafat movement, taught in Indian school books as the first pan-India agitation against the British rule, fought by Hindus and Muslims together, does not incite readers’ interest. However, when examined closely, with its nuances, one finds seeds of prominent historical events such as the partition of India on religious grounds, […]
Read More Hundred years of Khilafat: How Gandhi supported movement unleashed the beast of Islamic fanaticismGautam Guha, Agami Kalarab: In the late seventeenth century, the city of Anandpur Sahib prospered and grew under the inspired leadership of the Tenth Guru, Siri Guru Gobind Singh ji Maharaj. Guru’s four young sons, the Sahibzadas, lived with their parents in the city of Anandpur; Baba Ajit Singh, Baba Jujhar Singh, Baba Zorowar Singh […]
Read More Mughal rule: The glory of SavageGautam Guha, Agami Kalarab: Though Tipu denoted as a secular ruler and a freedom fighter, but neither he was a patriot nor a secular. He was reviled by many and thought as a Hindu killing king. Tipu Sultan was anti Hindu, as soon as sitting on a throne after death of Haider Ali Tipu declared […]
Read More Brutal Tipu: Killer of HindusGautam Guha, agami kalarab: Last 19th November ‘Tanhaji: The unsung Warrior’ trailor has been released. It is mainly based on bravery battle of Sinhagad. Lets take a look who was Tanhaji Malusare. On February 4, 1670 in a stunning act of daredevilry, 300 Maharashtrian soldiers led by Tanhaji Malusare, one of the ablest commanders of […]
Read More Sinhagad: The Astonishing Escalade of Tanhaji and his 300 Marathas
