Category "History"

Aesop: The Man Behind the Fables – The mysterious storyteller whose tales still inspire the world

Who was Aesop? Aesop (pronounced EE-sop) was an ancient Greek fabulist and storyteller, believed to have lived around 620 BCE to 564 BCE. He is best known for creating a collection of short stories—Aesop’s Fables—that used animals as characters to teach moral lessons. Despite his fame, very little is factually...

The Truth Schools Won’t Teach You About Indian History : Unlearning the Myths, Relearning the Reality

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  Indian history taught in schools often reflects a sanitized version—over-simplified, politically influenced, and shaped by colonial and post-colonial agendas. This blog revisits commonly taught narratives, verifying them against authentic historical records, academic research, and indigenous perspectives. Let’s unravel the truth. 1. India Wasn’t “Discovered” by the British – It...

India’s Historical Tensions: Aurangzeb’s Legacy and Contemporary Religious Sensitivities

India’s rich tapestry of history is interwoven with periods of unity and division. The legacy of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb (1658-1707) remains a focal point of contention, reflecting the enduring complexities of Hindu-Muslim relations. Aurangzeb’s Reign: A Historical Overview Expansion and Policies: Aurangzeb expanded the Mughal Empire to its zenith, encompassing...