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Criminal Tribes Act: British Raj Created a Village of “Thieves”
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Criminal Tribes Act: British Raj Created a Village of “Thieves”

Near the coast of Andhra Pradesh is a small town called Stuartpuram. It was established as a Criminal Tribes settlement by the British Raj under a law that branded millions of people in India as 'hereditary criminals.' With the help of missionary organizations like the Salvation Army, the colonial government forced diverse communities, such as the Yerukula and Korava tribes, into a brutal system of forced labor and constant surveillance.

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Udham Singh & his long wait for The Jallianwala Bagh Revenge (1940)

u/itiha29 — 9 days ago
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Surya Sen (MasterDa) & The Chittagong Armoury Raid (1930)#itiha

u/itiha29 — 9 days ago
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How Durgawati Devi (Durga Bhabhi) Saved Bhagat Singh From the British

u/itiha29 — 9 days ago
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The Dark History of Mughal Harem

At its height under Emperor Akbar, the Mughal harem held more than 5,000 women governed by a strict hierarchy and it was far more than a house of pleasure. It was a seat of political power run by royal women, a world filled by conquest and the slave markets of medieval India, and a place where succession itself was decided.

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u/itiha29 — 11 days ago
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The Man Who Lost Everything to Free India | The Rise of Netaji

He walked away from the empire's finest prize, lost his mentor, his health, and his party and still built an army from nothing.

The story of how Subhas Chandra Bose became India's most dangerous man.

A three-part documentary. Part 1 is releasing on Monday. Jai Hind.

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u/itiha29 — 11 days ago
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The Indian Student Who Shot a British Official in London | Madan Lal Dhingra

u/itiha29 — 12 days ago
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Sachindra Nath Sanyal: The Mentor Behind Indian revolutionaries like Bhagat Singh & Azad

u/itiha29 — 14 days ago
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The Most Brutal TAX of the Mughal Empire

This tax is so brutal that even Aurangzeb banned it

u/itiha29 — 17 days ago
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Alluri Sitarama Raju : Protector of Tribals & assassinated by the British at 27

The British tried to erase Alluri Sitarama Raju. Instead, they made him immortal. At just 27, he chose his people over his own life and became a legend. So glad that Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport at Bhogapuram is named after this real life hero.

u/itiha29 — 17 days ago
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Alluri Sitarama Raju unknown fight against Missionaries

RRR made him an action hero, but Alluri Sitarama Raju used the Ramayana & Mahabharata to inspire tribal resistance against British conversions. A Great tribute to Hero by naming Alluri by naming a Airport at Bhogapuram after Sitarama Raju International is named after this real life hero.

u/itiha29 — 17 days ago
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Akkanna Pantullu of Golcanda Sultanate said something very close to Proto-Nationalism

Akkanna Said this to Dutch Merchant:

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— Akkanna, 1683

u/itiha29 — 26 days ago
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Why Kanpur’s Mega Mills Shut Down: The Lal Imli Story

Until the 1970s, India’s economy relied heavily on three major hubs: Bombay, Calcutta, and Kanpur. In Northern India, Kanpur was the ultimate economic powerhouse. Iconic textile mills like Lal Imli and Victoria Mills ran 24/7, clothing the Indian Army and driving immense wealth across neighboring states.

But then, revolution arrived and everything changed.

u/itiha29 — 1 month ago