Dr Shreerang Godbole is a Medical Doctor by professional and author of many books on Islam, Christianity, contemporary Buddhist-Muslim relations, Shuddhi Movement and religious demography
Ratnakar Sadasyula
Ratnakar Sadasyula is working as an IT Professional in the city of Hyderabad. He loves technology and has a passion for History, primarily Indian History and Culture
Khandevalli Satyadev Prasad
Sri Khandavalli Satya Deva Prasad completed his formal education in commerce and banking. Worked for a nationalised bank for nearly 30 years and voluntarily retired to pursue chosen interests. Self-educated in various aspects of Bharatiya knowledge system including areas such as philosophy and history of Indian science and technology. His…
Dr. Rahul A Shastri
Dr. Rahul A Shastri is a Gold Medalist in M.A.(Economics) awardee of Nawab Ali Yavar Jung Gold Metal, is a PhD from Osmania University. The author is Retd. Faculty, Department of Economics, Osmania University. Currently is President, Samvit Kendra; Secretary, NAD, Hyderabad. He has published 27 research papers and…
Ayush Nadimpalli
Ayush Nadimpalli has over 25 years of experience in the technology sector and currently holds responsibility as CEO of Adroitec Engineering Solutions Pvt Ltd. He holds an engineering degree and a post-diploma in management studies. He volunteers his free time to mentor youth and institutions on important national issues. He…
Book review- City of Victory -The Rise and Fall of Vijayanagara
Written in a sweeping style, befitting the epic saga, it is also an easy read.Many of us Telugus know of Srikrishna Devaraya, the most famous emperor of the kingdom, his exploits in the battlefield as well as in the arena of literature and arts because of the glorious epoch of Bhuvana Vijayam, the literary court of Ashta diggajas, the 8 great poets, especially Tenali Ramakrishna. There’s an entire chapter that deals with the Bhuvana Vijayam including Srikrishna Devaraya as the poet-king. The book covers the Sangama, Saluva and Tuluva dynasties also.
Book Review- Liberation Struggle of Hyderabad
This book captures the Reader’s mind and makes them a part of the incident.Written in the most eloquent and lucid manner this book tries to capture the exact feelings and aura of the Hyderabad Liberation struggle. Very few books have been written on this particular subject and this book definitely is one of the must-read books. Also, this book mentions many Revolutionary heroes who gave up their life just for the freedom of you and me.
Book Review- Denying National Roots
The book is meticulously factual and impeccable with referenceable citations.
The book begins with debunking communism in India, but when finished the reader is left with a feeling of witnessing a total annihilation of communism in India and elsewhere. The title of the book is aptly justified, although the book presents numerous other invaluable ideas as once reads through. We Indians may be diverse in outlook but are connected by our deeply rooted culture.
Book Review- Dr. Hedgewar – Seer, Patriot and Nation Builder
This book is a great tribute to the “real” architect of modern India. He is an embodiment of practical patriotism. This book records many events that took place prior to independence and impresses upon the need for unity. No wonder Dr Hedgewar has millions of followers around the globe.
Book Review – Interrogating Macaulay’s Children
Numerous citations are provided which suggest India had a highly evolved society with deep knowledge.
The Author then astutely uses the references to the great knowledge system in Hindu society from the literary works of various western scholars to systematically refute arguments put forth in “Minute”. Some of these literary volumes from western scholars even predate the infamous “Minute”, which speaks volumes about Mr Macaulay’s erudition (or lack of it). It is established in the book beyond any reasonable doubt that Mr Macaulay whose insight on India is anyways a suspect, but his motives are rather ill-intentioned and full of deceit.