Above: Map during the First Battle of Panipat Panipat a small town in Harayana state of India has been witness to many a major battles since the early 12th century. This little town has been the site for most of the invaders who tried to capture India. India then had a large Delhi sultanate ruled by Ibrahim Lodhi and Lahore (now in Pakistan) had a Lodhi Governor, Daulat Khan Lodhi. Above: Painting of the First Emperor of Mughal - ... Read More

Above: Map of Ancient India (click map to enlarge) All wars create landmark in the human history and teach us some lessons through the outcomes. Human race has always been at war, with the right warring against wrong and vice versa. Above: Picture of lord Krishna The same happened in Ancient India, the was between the Kauravas and Pandavas is well known for Lord Krishna’s teachings in the Bhagvad Gita. Kauravas and Pandavas were sibling families, with one righteous and the ... Read More

Above: Map during Vietnam War Vietnam War was one of the longest war fought by America. It started in the year 1954. There were huge numbers of casualties in this war and did cost a fortune to both the countries. There were too many myths surrounding the Vietnam War which ended up the war being misunderstood by the world. There were misunderstandings like the Above: Vietnamese soldier being tortured by American troop The American soldiers used inhuman and torture tactics, however ... Read More

India's role in liberation of Bangladesh {mosimage}The seeds of second armed conflict between India and Pakistan was sown on the soils of present day Bangladesh. In 1971, Awami league or the earstwhile East Pakistan won a simple majority in the general election held for the Pakistani parliament. The then President Yahya Khan & Prime Minister ZA Bhutto refused to hand over to Sheikh Mujibur Rehamn the reins and form a government. The Army General (army of Pakistan mainly had West Pakistanies ... Read More