Discover the untold stories of the brave warriors, visionaries, and revolutionaries who shaped Bharat’s destiny but remain in shadows.
India’s history is filled with heroes whose sacrifices and contributions have often been overlooked. From warriors who defended their homeland to reformers who inspired change, their stories deserve to be told. At Tales of Bharat, we aim to bring these extraordinary lives to light, inspiring future generations to connect with our heritage.
Banda Singh Bahadur will remain an intriguing and enigmatic personality in Indian history. He was a soldier, an enlightened soul and a rebel against the mighty Mughals who played a key role in the foundation of the first Sikh Empire. His journey from Lachman Dev to Banda Singh Bahadur also would rightly be known as
Ramachandra Guha in his article “Our Violent streak” says India became free mainly because of Gandhi’s peaceful ways (Ahimsa). He articulated in his article that violence was not the right path, and that freedom fighters like Veer Savarkar, Subhas Chandra Bose, and Bhagat Singh—though loved by many today—were just revolutionaries who couldn’t have helped bring
In the heart of Goa, the Cuncolim revolt of 1583 stands as a blazing testament to Bharat’s unyielding spirit and the fierce defence of Hindu dharma against foreign oppression.
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