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The Origin of Dowry System – British Policies convert Gifts to Bride into an instrument of oppression against women

Posted by Gurudev on May 22, 2012 in Featured, History, Society | 4 comments

Dowry which was an institution for the benefit of Women in Indian marriage system got converted into a custom to abuse and oppress women during the British Rule of India, due to the discriminatory policies of the British against Indian Women.

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Geographical Span of Ancient India – Jambudveepe Bharathavarshe Bharathakhande

Posted by Gurudev on Sep 18, 2011 in History, Veda | 19 comments

Ancient Geography and the vastness of India during Vedic Period. The giant continent of Jambudvipa and its nine varshas including Bharathavarsha.

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Nuclear Wars in Ancient India – Literary Evidence

Posted by Gurudev on Sep 12, 2011 in Featured, History, Veda | 131 comments

Sample Extracts of ample evidence from ancient Sanskrit texts of multiple nuclear wars fought in Ancient India during the Mahabharata Period.

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Origin and History of Cow Slaughter and Beef Eating in India

Posted by Gurudev on Jun 28, 2010 in History | 72 comments

Before the British came to India, the Muslims of India were not eating Beef. All muslim rulers of India including Mughals had banned Cow Slaughter in their kingdoms. It was Robert Clive who started the first slaughter house in India at Calcutta with the intention of breaking the back of the prosperous Indian agriculture.

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Where there is a Dictator, All others are Spectators

Posted by Gurudev on Jun 26, 2010 in History | 1 comment

He called himself Turkmenbashi, which means leader of all Turkmens ie the people of his country. Not so bad, he was a leader after all. And he is popularly known with this name. Read on to know more.

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Sugar โ€“ A Sweet Indian Gift to the World

Posted by Gurudev on Dec 30, 2009 in History | 10 comments

The most popular sweetener in the world – Sugar – was invented in India. Prior to the introduction of Sugar in the west, the most popular sweetener in the western world was – HONEY!

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The Sphinx of India

Posted by Gurudev on Jan 17, 2008 in History | 11 comments

In one of the temples of southern India, I happened to observe what otherwise most of us in India have been overlooking all the time. The human headed, lion bodied structure which we commonly find in a lot of Indian temples, especially in the South. What we overlook here is, this is same as the [...]

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Birth Date of Christ

Posted by Gurudev on Dec 25, 2007 in History | 30 comments

December 25! Merry Christmas! Jesus Christ spoke the language of peace and love, and holds a special place in the world history. Unfortunately the charisma of Christ has been completely misused by the roman catholic church to forward its own propaganda of converting the entire world into Christianity. Christ never wanted to start any new [...]

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Cruising Nukes

Posted by Gurudev on Dec 16, 2007 in History | 16 comments

August 7 1998 Hundreds of people were killed when simultaneous truck bombs exploded at the US embassies in the East African capital cities of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and Nairobi, Kenya. US had faced one of the largest terrorist attacks outside US. Osama Bin Laden claimed responsibility to the attacks saying, it was in retaliation [...]

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A presentation on the future of past

Posted by Gurudev on Dec 11, 2007 in History | 12 comments

This is a continuation of the series History Demystified . Click here to read the previous article of this series. The ancient Indian vedas (vedic texts) are the most ancient literature known in the world. Dating of the vedas and vedic culture The dates of these vedas, especially that of Rig Veda as we read [...]

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