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Ae Watan Mere Watan Trailer Released: Sara Ali Khan Plays Freedom Fighter Usha Mehta and Runs a Secret Radio Station During the Quit India Movement
Prime Video has released the trailer for its latest Hindi original, Ae Watan Mere Watan. Here, Sara Ali Khan is playing freedom fighter Usha Mehta, who started a secret radio station with the help of amateur radio operators during the Quit India Movement of 1942. She is not supported by her father, a judge under the British Raj, who is tense about ...
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Savour Coffee At The New Work-Friendly Cafe: Before British Raj Coffee
Before British Raj coffee is the new outlet that is making waves for its good coffee and work-friendly environment.
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US Anchor Says Britain Left India Civilised. Shashi Tharoor, Others Respond
Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson made the comments during a show last Thursday, which went viral on social media.
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British Teacher Who Arrived In Pakistan With The Raj Dies At 101
A former British officer who arrived in Pakistan with the Raj and stayed to become one of its most famous educators, with students including Prime Minister Imran Khan, has died in Lahore aged 101, officials said Wednesday.
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Who Is Savitribai Phule? 19th Century Pioneer Still Inspires Many
Hailed as the country's first woman teacher, Savitribai Phule was also a social worker and a poet. Born on January 3, 1831, 2017 marks her 186th birth year. Savitribai Phule is credited with laying the foundation of education opportunities for women in India and played a major role in improving women's rights in the country during the British Raj. ...
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Koh-i-Noor, With History As Bloody As Game Of Thrones, Inspires New Book
Many precious stones have a blood-soaked history, but a new book reveals the world's most famous diamond the Koh-i-Noor surpasses them all, with a litany of horrors that rivals "Game of Thrones".
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Daughter Reveals How Biju Patnaik Planned To Topple The British
Incredible though it may seem, (late) Biju Patnaik had plans to print fake currency notes and circulate them across the Indian subcontinent as a means of bringing about the downfall of the British Raj.
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BJP Using British Raj's 'Divide And Rule' Policy, Alleges Hardik Patel
The BJP was instigating clashes between Hindus and Muslims by adopting the "divide and rule" policy of the British Raj for the party's political advantage, Patel reservation agitation leader Hardik Patel has said.
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Punjabi Couple Celebrate 90th Wedding Anniversary In UK
An Indian-origin husband and wife, believed to be the world's oldest married couple, have celebrated their 90th wedding anniversary in the UK.
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'British Empire Did More Harm Than Good in India', Concludes Mock Trial in UK Supreme Court
The British Raj did more harm than good in the Indian subcontinent, this was the conclusion of a historic debate that put the mighty empire on a mock trial at the Supreme Court.
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What if Gandhi had Twitter, Facebook?
What would have happened if Gandhi had today's new technology like internet, Skype, Twitter, email and Facebook to challenge the British Raj?
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Ae Watan Mere Watan Trailer Released: Sara Ali Khan Plays Freedom Fighter Usha Mehta and Runs a Secret Radio Station During the Quit India Movement
Prime Video has released the trailer for its latest Hindi original, Ae Watan Mere Watan. Here, Sara Ali Khan is playing freedom fighter Usha Mehta, who started a secret radio station with the help of amateur radio operators during the Quit India Movement of 1942. She is not supported by her father, a judge under the British Raj, who is tense about ...
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Savour Coffee At The New Work-Friendly Cafe: Before British Raj Coffee
Before British Raj coffee is the new outlet that is making waves for its good coffee and work-friendly environment.
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US Anchor Says Britain Left India Civilised. Shashi Tharoor, Others Respond
Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson made the comments during a show last Thursday, which went viral on social media.
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British Teacher Who Arrived In Pakistan With The Raj Dies At 101
A former British officer who arrived in Pakistan with the Raj and stayed to become one of its most famous educators, with students including Prime Minister Imran Khan, has died in Lahore aged 101, officials said Wednesday.
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Who Is Savitribai Phule? 19th Century Pioneer Still Inspires Many
Hailed as the country's first woman teacher, Savitribai Phule was also a social worker and a poet. Born on January 3, 1831, 2017 marks her 186th birth year. Savitribai Phule is credited with laying the foundation of education opportunities for women in India and played a major role in improving women's rights in the country during the British Raj. ...
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Koh-i-Noor, With History As Bloody As Game Of Thrones, Inspires New Book
Many precious stones have a blood-soaked history, but a new book reveals the world's most famous diamond the Koh-i-Noor surpasses them all, with a litany of horrors that rivals "Game of Thrones".
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Daughter Reveals How Biju Patnaik Planned To Topple The British
Incredible though it may seem, (late) Biju Patnaik had plans to print fake currency notes and circulate them across the Indian subcontinent as a means of bringing about the downfall of the British Raj.
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BJP Using British Raj's 'Divide And Rule' Policy, Alleges Hardik Patel
The BJP was instigating clashes between Hindus and Muslims by adopting the "divide and rule" policy of the British Raj for the party's political advantage, Patel reservation agitation leader Hardik Patel has said.
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Punjabi Couple Celebrate 90th Wedding Anniversary In UK
An Indian-origin husband and wife, believed to be the world's oldest married couple, have celebrated their 90th wedding anniversary in the UK.
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'British Empire Did More Harm Than Good in India', Concludes Mock Trial in UK Supreme Court
The British Raj did more harm than good in the Indian subcontinent, this was the conclusion of a historic debate that put the mighty empire on a mock trial at the Supreme Court.
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What if Gandhi had Twitter, Facebook?
What would have happened if Gandhi had today's new technology like internet, Skype, Twitter, email and Facebook to challenge the British Raj?
