Liberation is serialising this seminal article by the late Dr Gail Omvedt as part of its Freedom 75 series. Organization of the Prati Sarkar : June 1943 to March 1944 The core of the prati. . .
A ‘Serious Biography’? [2] Hindu supremacist politics has systematically used its grip over political power to mainstream its histories, narratives, and heroes. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and its associated historians usually invoke India’s supposed. . .
(The late Gail Omvedt’s article on the Parallel Government of Satara, continued from Liberation January 2022). On this rich, turbulent territory British rule was imposed. Between 1850 and 1942 heavy impositions of land revenue and. . .
The Press Information Bureau of Government of India in its official magazine New India Samachar observed that "The freedom movement is not limited only to British rule, even before that India has gone through a. . .
Seventy Six years ago, on February 18, 1946 around more 1000 sailors or “ratings” of the then Royal Indian Navy in Bombay declared a strike against the inhuman conditions. Next day morning, the rebellion spread. . .
Seventy Six years ago, on February 18, 1946 around more 1000 sailors or “ratings” of the then Royal Indian Navy in Bombay declared a strike against the inhuman conditions. Next day morning, the rebellion spread. . .
Save India from Genocide and Murder of Democracy The gruesome gush of high-pitch hate speeches and loud calls of Muslim slaughter emanating from Dharma Sansads and other Hindu communal assemblies/outfits/individuals including the Tek Fog ‘trads’. . .
Liberation will be serialising this seminal article by the late Dr Gail Omvedt in its coming issues as part of its Freedom 75 series. Below is a short introduction by activist Bharat Patankar, who was. . .
While addressing nation through video telecast on the eve of Guru Parab on November 19, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced repealing of the three black farm laws that had fuelled the rebellion of farmers in. . .
The Modi government has turned the seventy fifth anniversary of India’s independence into a massive exercise of rewriting and hijacking India’s history. The ideological and organisational predecessors of today’s BJP hardly played any role in. . .
