#IndianHistory #PartitionOfIndia #WomenInPartition What really happened during the 1947 Partition — a time when women were turned into symbols of revenge, and brutality knew no limits. From the horrifying Rawalpindi Massacre to honour killings within families and systematic gangrapes across religions — this is the side of history that India forgot. North Indian viewers who understand Hindi must not miss these real survivor stories, like that of Man Kaur beheaded by her own father, and Zainab separated from her husband by the state. These are not just stories — these are wounds still bleeding in silence.

Artificial intelligence and electric vehicles are driving a surge in global energy demand, forcing electrical grids to double their power delivery by 2050. However, aging infrastructure and outdated technology threaten to hold them back. Now, companies from China to Nigeria are building next-generation grids to power AI, support electrification and potentially unlock massive economic growth.

Caroline Golin, chief growth and policy officer at NRG Energy, said that AI expansion has outpaced the infrastructure necessary to power it and that energy companies 'weren't prepared' for the opportunity in front of them as the US data center buildout ramps up even further. Despite the pressure on the grid, Golin says that the industry is working to make sure the infrastructure is in place to grow into the future

An ancient pillar that has been worshipped for centuries. And a Greek ambassador who declared himself a devotee of Vasudeva.

Around the 2nd century BCE, Heliodorus, an ambassador from the Indo-Greek kingdom, erected a pillar at Besnagar in central India. Its Brahmi inscription identifies him as a devotee of Vasudeva. The Heliodorus Pillar at Vidisha offers a fascinating glimpse into the cultural exchanges that shaped ancient India.

सन 1947 में भारत का विभाजन हुआ तो बड़े भाई साहिबज़ादा यूनुस ख़ाँ ने भारतीय सेना में बने रहने का फ़ैसला किया जबकि उनके छोटे भाई साहिबज़ादा याक़ूब ख़ाँ ने पाकिस्तानी सेना ज्वाइन कर ली. दोनों भाई कश्मीर में युद्ध के मैदान में एक दूसरे के आमने-सामने थे. दोनों मेजर के पद पर काम कर रहे थे और दोनों अपनी-अपनी बटालियनों का नेतृत्व कर रहे थे. विवेचना में इस बार रेहान फ़ज़ल बता रहे हैं भारत और पाकिस्तान की तरफ़ से लड़ने वाले दो सगे भाइयों की कहानी.

भूल सुधार: साहिबज़ादा यूनुस खाँ पर शोध निहारिका सिंह ने नहीं, बल्कि निवेदिता सिंह ने किया है.

Beneath the luxury, nightlife, and nonstop entertainment of Las Vegas lies a hidden world few ever see.

High Class is a feature-length investigative documentary exposing the realities of the escort industry and the links between prostitution, exploitation, and sex trafficking in one of America’s most iconic cities.

Through firsthand survivor accounts, this documentary reveals the human cost behind the fantasy—and the systems that keep it hidden.

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What was Anglo Indian life really like before independence? Not just railway colonies and Christmas dances — though that part of Anglo Indian history is real too. This video goes deeper into a story that isn't often told in full: pride and struggle, security and uncertainty, and an Anglo Indian community working out where it belonged in a changing India.

I was born in Agra in 1957, ten years after independence, into a world my mother's stories helped me understand long before I could remember it myself. This is that story — Indian railways history, English medium schools, the class divides within our own Anglo Indian community, and the migrations that scattered Anglo Indian families across Britain, Canada, Australia, and beyond.

If you grew up in an Anglo Indian family in the 1950s or 60s, I'd love to hear what it was like for you. Was your family connected to the railways, teaching, or nursing? Did some of you leave while others stayed behind? Your memories help tell a fuller, truer version of Anglo Indian history.

Trade is broadly understood as exchange of goods, resources or services between individuals and groups, often arising from demand, and difference in availability. It is a process that includes the transformation of raw material into finished products that are then sold at the marketplace But it is not linear — it involves a network of people and communities across geographical and social boundaries. Watch this week’s column for ThePrint by Archaeologist Disha Ahluwalia.