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Explained: How The British Empire Robbed India Of $45 Trillion
During the nearly two-century-long rule over India between 1757 and 1947, the British Empire exploited the country's resources, wealth, and people.
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For Anand Mahindra, Seeing The East India Company In Indian Hands Is...
Anand Mahindra, whose company bought a minority stake in the East India Company nearly a decade ago, said he was delighted to have played a part in "turning history upside down"
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"Like East India Company": Sharad Pawar's Party Slams New Farm, Labour Bills
Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) today hit out at the Centre over the passage of farm sector and labour reform bills, accusing it of being a "government of capitalists".
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'Not Wrong To Compare AAP With East India Company': Ex-AAP Legislator Dharamvira Gandhi
The manner in which Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party members are behaving in Punjab, it won't be incorrect to compare them with the East India Company said former Aam Aadmi legislator Dharamvira Gandhi today.
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India To Make All Out Efforts To Get Back Kohinoor Despite UK's Reluctance
India will make all out efforts to get back the famed 106-carat Kohinoor, currently set in a royal crown on display in the Tower of London, despite British government's recent statement that there is no legal ground for restitution of the diamond.
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US Vice President Resolves the Mystery of Bidens in Mumbai
US Vice President Joe Biden now appears to have resolved the mystery behind his distant relatives living in Mumbai, India.
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Gandhi, Kipling and Magna Carta
Magna Carta divided its readers from an early date, though nowadays it is mainly brought up with approval as a synonym for the rule of law or democracy.
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A Very Exclusive Coffee Kick on St Helena Island
Most coffee snobs can only dream of sipping on a brew made from Saint Helena beans. Imported from Yemen in the 18th century, the tiny South Atlantic island's green-tipped Bourbon Arabica coffee plant produces some of the world's most expensive and most delectable beans.
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Remains dug up in Punjab well are those of 1857 martyrs, say some
At a well inside the complex of a gurudwara near Amritsar, scores of volunteers are trying to exhume what they believe are the remains of nearly 300 soldiers who died in the famous 1857 revolt against the British.
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Explained: How The British Empire Robbed India Of $45 Trillion
During the nearly two-century-long rule over India between 1757 and 1947, the British Empire exploited the country's resources, wealth, and people.
-
For Anand Mahindra, Seeing The East India Company In Indian Hands Is...
Anand Mahindra, whose company bought a minority stake in the East India Company nearly a decade ago, said he was delighted to have played a part in "turning history upside down"
-
"Like East India Company": Sharad Pawar's Party Slams New Farm, Labour Bills
Sharad Pawar's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) today hit out at the Centre over the passage of farm sector and labour reform bills, accusing it of being a "government of capitalists".
-
'Not Wrong To Compare AAP With East India Company': Ex-AAP Legislator Dharamvira Gandhi
The manner in which Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party members are behaving in Punjab, it won't be incorrect to compare them with the East India Company said former Aam Aadmi legislator Dharamvira Gandhi today.
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India To Make All Out Efforts To Get Back Kohinoor Despite UK's Reluctance
India will make all out efforts to get back the famed 106-carat Kohinoor, currently set in a royal crown on display in the Tower of London, despite British government's recent statement that there is no legal ground for restitution of the diamond.
-
US Vice President Resolves the Mystery of Bidens in Mumbai
US Vice President Joe Biden now appears to have resolved the mystery behind his distant relatives living in Mumbai, India.
-
Gandhi, Kipling and Magna Carta
Magna Carta divided its readers from an early date, though nowadays it is mainly brought up with approval as a synonym for the rule of law or democracy.
-
A Very Exclusive Coffee Kick on St Helena Island
Most coffee snobs can only dream of sipping on a brew made from Saint Helena beans. Imported from Yemen in the 18th century, the tiny South Atlantic island's green-tipped Bourbon Arabica coffee plant produces some of the world's most expensive and most delectable beans.
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Remains dug up in Punjab well are those of 1857 martyrs, say some
At a well inside the complex of a gurudwara near Amritsar, scores of volunteers are trying to exhume what they believe are the remains of nearly 300 soldiers who died in the famous 1857 revolt against the British.
