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Congress, Khilafat, and the Crucial Question of Defending India Under British Rule
This study examines how Congress, the Khilafat leadership, the Muslim League, and British authorities approached national defence during the crises of 1921 and the Second World War. It explains why opposition to colonial rule did not remove India’s need to resist foreign conquest. Statements attributed to Maulana Abul Kalam Azad and Lala Lajpat Rai are…
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Gandhi, Khilafat, and the Explosive 1941 Warning That Still Shakes History
This long-form analysis revisits the 1941 book Gandhi-Muslim Conspiracy and the Dharma Dispatch essay that brought it back into discussion. It examines Gandhi’s Khilafat policy, the Ali Brothers, Afghan invasion allegations, Non-cooperation, Chauri Chaura, and the rise of the Muslim League within the wider history of Bharat’s freedom struggle. The piece treats controversial claims with…
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The Myth that Mohandas Gandhi Alone Delivered Freedom to India
A hundred and fifty-four years after his birth, the legacy of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi remains contested in India. Much of this uncertainty stems from extensive propaganda that has obscured vital truths about Gandhi as an activist, leader, politician, demagogue, and unlikely saint. One of the most enduring myths is encapsulated in the single word: Mahatma.…