International Relations in India & Beyond
The Yalta Conference, held from February 4th to 11th, 1945, was a pivotal moment in the history of Europe. 73 years have passed since this meeting of the heads of state of the Allied...
India, after gaining its independence from the British colonial rule, laid down in its Constitution that it would promote Hindi with a vision of making it the official language of the union in the...
Public historian and conservative columnist, Niall Ferguson, makes an intriguing contribution to our understanding of COVID-19 through his recent book, “Doom; The Politics of Catastrophe”, which attempts to place COVID-19 in a historical perspective. ...
This August 1 marks the 94th anniversary of China’s military, the People’s Liberation Army (中国人民解放军),popularly known as the PLA. The PLA is a unified armed force consisting of five units: the People’s Liberation Army...
One of the deadliest event recorded in history is the holocaust which not only erupted the anti-Semitic sentiment against Jews but also commemorated the extinction of compassion and humanity. During World war I Nazi...
India is an “unnatural nation”, according to Guha. “Because they are so many and so various, the people of India are also divided”, according to Guha. Guha writes that “the pages of this book...
If the notion that history repeats itself is accurate, it is nowhere truer than in the Middle East where the international community, caught by surprise by the 2011 popular Arab revolts, has reverted to...
A century after the disastrous campaign in the Dardanelles, Gary Sheffield challenges some commonly held assumptions about this failed attempt to change the course of the First World War… In a decidedly unglamorous war,...
