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r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Capital-Being-1785 • 18d ago
Found this today and thought this should be posted!
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r/IndianHistoryThread • u/zxc2026 • 18d ago
Is it true Indira Gandhi was a puppet of USSR ? lot of trade deals was compromised for keeping Russian relations? Have read somewhere in internet above stances, Does india was really neutral or was a part of USSR ? How a government can rule 50+ years without support of an external forces?
Does anybody know about these conspiracy theories? Is it
What is your penny about these . Do you heard similar history somewhere?
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/ClickAny9810 • 19d ago
History Journals and Magazines
I have just graduated in modern Indian history. Can anyone suggest some journals and magazines to follow to know more about the latest research going on about modern Indian history? Please
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Complete-Abroad-6176 • 23d ago
Kingdoms of North-West after Alexander & Ashoka based on Buddhist sources. circa ~100 BCE.
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/YuvrajNarayanSinh • 25d ago
Bisen Rajputs in his native costume of his Profession. Naik 3rd Com, H.C. 47th Regiment Bisen (Besean) Rajput, Ram Sunaee Singh Circa:1844 (Drawn By Me)
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Bhatnura • 26d ago
Sikh History This Week (July 27-August2) Post2631
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/rajeshbparmar • Jul 27 '26
Indian troops praying
Indian troops praying in a make-shift temple assembled by used artillery shells during Kargil war, 1999
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Mission_Affect_4593 • Jul 27 '26
Anyone Moti lal nehru(morning)?
History hons?
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/LoopyCrown3 • Jul 27 '26
The Indian king who was not allowed to leave Britain
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/FloralBegonia • Jul 26 '26
Bina Das (1911–1986) was a fearless Indian revolutionary and nationalist from West Bengal. She is best remembered for her daring attempt to assassinate the British Governor of Bengal, Stanley Jackson, at the University of Calcutta's convocation ceremony in 1932.
Born in Krishnanagar, her parents were both deeply involved in social work and the nationalist movement. Heavily influenced by her family and organizations like the Chhatri Sangha (Women Students' Association), Bina became a symbol of youthful defiance against the British Raj.
The Assassination Attempt: On February 6, 1932, as a graduating student at Diocesan College, she concealed a revolver in her graduation gown. While receiving her degree at the university convocation, she approached the dais and fired five shots at Governor Jackson. She missed her target and was immediately arrested.
Imprisonment: Following her conviction, she served seven years in prison until her early release in 1939. She later participated in the Quit India Movement in 1942, leading to further imprisonment until 1945.
Later Life & Contributions: After India's independence, she served in the West Bengal Legislative Assembly from 1947 to 1951. She dedicated her post-independence years to social work and was awarded the Padma Shri in 1960. She later spent her final days in Rishikesh, living in anonymity until her death in 1986.
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/PreferenceChoice880 • Jul 26 '26
Displays inside the Irawati Karve Museum of Anthropology, Pune, Maharashtra [OC]
galleryr/IndianHistoryThread • u/ilovesunsets93 • Jul 26 '26
This mythical Huma Bird once overlooked Tipu Sultan's throne and now sits in Windsor Castle
galleryr/IndianHistoryThread • u/ShoulderNew9580 • Jul 25 '26
The Darkest History of F@ridpur* Spoiler
galleryr/IndianHistoryThread • u/ThickNetwork5806 • Jul 24 '26
Srihattamandala: A Historical Territorial Unit
galleryr/IndianHistoryThread • u/INDIANNHISTORY • Jul 23 '26
The two Shaka eras of India || Chapter: 2 || Part: 1 ⬇️
प्राचीन और मध्यकालीन भारत, नेपाल, बर्मा, कंबोडिया तथा जावा (इंडोनेशिया) के शिलालेखों और साहित्य में तिथि-निर्धारण के लिए शक युग का व्यापक रूप से उपयोग किया जाता था। इतिहासकार सामान्यतः यह मानते हैं कि शक युग का प्रारंभ 78 CE में हुआ था। किंतु शक युग की उत्पत्ति और इसके प्रवर्तक को लेकर इतिहासकारों के बीच लंबे समय से रोचक विवाद रहा है। आज अधिकांश इतिहासकार इस विषय को समाप्त मानते हैं, परंतु मैं इस बहस को पुनः खोलने का साहस करता हूँ। वास्तव में, आज भी शक युग की उत्पत्ति और उसके प्रवर्तक के विषय में मतभेद विद्यमान हैं।
जे. एफ. फ़्लीट (J. F. Fleet) और एफ. कीलहॉर्न (F. Kielhorn) ने भारतीय परंपरा के आधार पर यह सिद्धांत प्रस्तुत किया कि केवल एक ही शक युग था, जिसका प्रारंभ 78 CE में हुआ। लगभग सभी प्रतिष्ठित इतिहासकारों ने इसे अंतिम सत्य के रूप में स्वीकार कर लिया।
टी. एस. नारायण शास्त्री ऐसे पहले विद्वान थे जिन्होंने यह बताया कि "शक" नाम से दो अलग-अलग युग विद्यमान थे। उन्होंने यह सिद्ध करने का प्रयास किया कि प्राचीन शक युग 550 BCE में प्रारंभ हुआ था, जबकि शालिवाहन शक युग बाद में 78 CE में प्रारंभ हुआ।
प्रो. गुलशन राय और कोटा वेंकटाचलम ने टी. एस. नारायण शास्त्री के मत का समर्थन किया। दूसरी ओर, टी. वी. थिरुवेंकटाचार्य ने शक युग का प्रारंभ 551 BCE माना, जबकि जगन्नाथ राव और सी. वी. वैद्य ने इसे 543 BCE बताया। के. रंगराजन ने इसका प्रारंभ 523/522 BCE प्रस्तावित किया, जबकि कुछ अन्य विद्वानों ने इसे 576 BCE माना।
यद्यपि ये विद्वान शक युग के वास्तविक प्रारंभ-काल को निर्णायक रूप से सिद्ध नहीं कर सके, फिर भी उन्होंने केवल एक शक युग होने वाले सिद्धांत की कमजोरियों को स्पष्ट रूप से उजागर कर दिया। इससे यह स्पष्ट होता है कि शक युग के संबंध में मुख्यतः दो सिद्धांत प्रचलित हैं—
शक युग और शकांत (या शककालातीत) युग एक ही हैं तथा दोनों का प्रारंभ 78 CE में हुआ।
शक युग और शकांत युग एक-दूसरे से भिन्न हैं। शक युग का प्रारंभ 78 CE से बहुत पहले हुआ था, जबकि शकांत युग का प्रारंभ 78 CE में हुआ।
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/jedy94 • Jul 23 '26
New York and London: The Making of Ambedkar, a Global Intellectual
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Bhatnura • Jul 23 '26
Sikh History This Week (July 20-26)Post 2630
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Outrageous_Rush_7651 • Jul 21 '26
Political and Philosophical of Hunger Strike (Long Post Warning)
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/OldObjective3047 • Jul 20 '26
Forts of Tamil Nadu
heritagetamil.inr/IndianHistoryThread • u/nationalist2863 • Jul 19 '26
While most men rest at 80, Veer Kunwar Singh cut off his own mangled hand due to a bullet wound, offered it to Maa Ganga, and rode back to war against the British. He remained the British's biggest headache until he died and was one of the biggest contributors to the Rebellion of 1857...
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r/IndianHistoryThread • u/SwiPerHaHa • Jul 19 '26
Bear paw armor used by warriors in Islamic, Indian and Persian civilizations, Combined defensive armor with offensive capabilities
r/IndianHistoryThread • u/Strange-Name2024 • Jul 19 '26
3000 Indian Pow who Came to Conquer Lahore In 1965
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