By Professor Thomas R. Metcalf Introduction Over the past six decades, the historiography of British India—commonly referred to as “the Raj”—has undergone substantial transformation. From imperial justifications and nationalist grand narratives to the rise of subaltern voices and postcolonial critique,…
Shamanism represents the spiritual practices of indigenous cultures worldwide, with shamans serving as intermediaries between the physical and spiritual realms. These figures play a crucial role in addressing various concerns, from health and fertility issues to agricultural success. Many tribal…
Part 1: Early Life Motilal Nehru was widely recognized for his sharp intellect, persuasive demeanor, and keen sense of humor, which often lit up courtrooms. However, his personal life was marked by profound sorrow. He endured the tragic loss of…