History Under Your Feet
Ratnakar SadasyulaHistory is right there where you stand, under your feet
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What's in a name? Rajasthan
Ajmer was originally called Ajay Meru, so named after it’s founder, a 11th century Chahmana king Ajaya Deva, the city was mentioned for the first time in Palha’s Pattavali, and is famous for Darga of Mohiuddin Chisti and Mayo College.
The Razakar Atrocities-1
The atrocities commited by the Razakars are so many, that it would actually take a book to fill that up. Here I am just looking at some of the more well known ones. For context, you can check out my post on Qasim Razvi here.
The Nizam Chronicles-Qasim Rizvi and the Razakars
If evil ever had a face it was Qasim Razvi, the founder of the Razakars. Who was this man who at one stage was even more powerful than the Nizam? Who was this monster in a human form, who unleashed terror on the hapless Hindus of Hyderabad ...
The Nizam Chronicles- The radicalization of Hyderabad State
There has been an attempt to whitewash the last Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Osman Ali Khan as an essentially benign ruler, who was misled by Qasim Rizvi on the Razakars. That has been perpetuated by an entire cabal of Indian English writers, pr...
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My name is Ratnakar, an IT professional, with a love for history. This space is for my posts on history, primarily Indian, with some world history posts too.
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