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What’s in a name? The Shortest History of Delhi: Book Review

In The Shortest History of Delhi, historian John Zubrzycki approaches the city not merely as a political capital but as a living archive of myths, invasions, faiths, ambitions and memories. Sudhirendar Sharma reflects on a book that explores the many histories embedded in a single name and asks what makes Delhi one of the world's most enduring urban imaginations.

 

दर्शनशास्त्र की पारंपरिक सीमाओं को लांघती है द्रष्टा दृश्य और दर्शन

समकालीन हिंदी दार्शनिक साहित्य के परिप्रेक्ष्य में डॉ. मधु कपूर की द्रष्टा दृश्य और दर्शन: एक चौथे आयाम की खोज  एक गहन बौद्धिक विचार की खोज करती है।

Premanand Maharaj Ji: An Apostle of Peace and Harmony

India's spiritual tradition has long produced voices that sought to unite rather than divide, to heal rather than inflame. Reviewing Premanand Maharaj: Messenger of Religious Harmony and Divine Love, Tish Malhotra explores how the life and teachings of Premanand Maharaj Ji speak to contemporary concerns of faith, social harmony and the search for inner meaning.

राममनोहर लोहिया : भारत की हिमालय नीति - पुस्तक समीक्षा

राममनोहर लोहिया:भारत की हिमालय नीति - अशोक पंकज की यह दूसरी पुस्तक है जो उन्होंने डॉ राम मनोहर लोहिया के विचारों को आधार बनाते हुए लिखी है. अशोक पंकज ने  हिमालय एवं चीन पर डॉ लोहिया की प्रस्थापनाओं पर गंभीर विचार किया है और उन्हें सिलसिलेवार ढंग से रखा है ताकि इस विषय पर उनके विचारों को वर्तमान सन्दर्भ में समझा जा सके. 

Hazrat Mahal: Legacy of a rebel begum

The recently published book 'Hazrat Mahal: Legacy of a Rebel Begum' reminds us that history often hides its bravest voices behind the curtain of power. Sudhirendar Sharma reviews the book for our readers.

Archival Scholarship at its Best: Aurangzeb Reconsidered

Aurangzeb remains one of the most polarizing figures in Indian history — vilified as a zealot by colonial historians and nationalist narratives, yet reconsidered by modern scholarship. In Aurangzeb ‘Alamgir and the Mughal Empire, Munis D. Faruqui draws on decades of archival research painstakingly presents a ruler of striking complexity. Sudhirendar Sharma’s review highlights how Faruqui’s use of Persian court bulletins and imperial documents unsettles long‑held assumptions and invites readers to rethink the subject. 

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