Sam Manekshaw is one of the most illustrious Army men the world has ever seen. Today, we commemorate his 105th birth anniversary. Interestingly, Manekshaw was
Abdul Qaiyum Ansari was a freedom fighter, a selfless servant of the people, one of the loudest voices of communal harmony. He protested against the
When Gaffar Khan refused to bow to the British Born on 6 February 1890 in the Peshawar valley of British India, Khan Abdul Gaffar, more
Dr. Harekrushna Mahatab fondly known as the ‘Lion of Orissa’, ‘Utkal Keshari’, by the people, was imbued with patriotism from his school days. A diplomat
With the ringing of the election bells in Assam, the state again faces a host of questions regarding the illegal immigration of Bangladeshis in the
Sukumar Sen One of the craftsmen of modern India is Sukumar Sen, who is largely forgotten today. He is the first election commissioner of Independent
Born in an aristocratic family of Central Calcutta on 8th July, 1914, Jyotindra Basu or Jyoti Basu, went on to earn the distinction of being
Long after British left India, French and Portuguese Colonies were yet to be politically integrated into India. While the French Colonies were integrated via diplomatic
He was close to pursue medicine until destiny had its final word, Sam Manekshaw went on to become the first five star field marshall of
On 15th August, 1889, exactly 58 years before India gained independence, few eminent Citizens of Kolkata met at 14, Balaram Ghosh Street, Kolkata 700004, to
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