Tag: 19th Century India
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Munshi Ram’s Transformation and the Work of Arya Revival
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Vande Mataram, Brahma-Tej, and the BJP-Congress Test
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How Colonial Rule Created the Scheduled Caste Category
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Munshi Ram Meets Swami Dayananda: A Vedic Turning Point
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How Church Complicity Enabled Colonial Extraction from Bharat
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Swami Vivekananda and the Discipline of the Warrior Monk
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Swami Shraddhananda’s Legal and Hindu Revivalist Legacy
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Ghar-Wapsi in Indian History, Literature, and Hindu Society
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How European Categories Reshaped Neo-Hindu Social Reform
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How Colonial Race Theory Reframed Caste as a Single System
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The Santal Hul of 1855: Land, Revolt and Living Memory
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How Dharmic Resilience Outlasted British Colonial Rule
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D. B. Parasnis and the Making of Maratha Historiography
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Hyderabad’s Sovereignty Under British Paramountcy
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Bahadur Shah Zafar in 1857: Power, Symbolism, and Blame
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Kelambakkam in 1891: How a South Indian Village Governed Itself
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Dattatreya Tradition Observances in 2026: Practical Guide
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Baba Jaimal Singh and the Foundations of the Beas Tradition
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How to Remember Anti-Colonial Leaders as a Dharmic Duty
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Elite Travel and the Machinery of Colonial Power in Bengal
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How Marquis Wellesley Staged Colonial Power in Calcutta
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How Viscount Valentia’s 1803 Voyage Reveals Company Power
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How Colonial Rule Recast Slavery and Empire as Moral Duty
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How to Read Viscount Valentia’s Colonial India Chronicle