Miss the way our grandparents told our ancient stories; raw, emotional, unfiltered? Bharat Unscripted brings it back. No synthetic narration or overproduction. Just powerful short stories from our past—told as they were meant to be heard. Get started here podcasts.apple.com/in/podcas…

💧#ThirstyForHistory: Episode 5 ❓Could a giant water wheel solve a farming problem centuries before modern technology existed? Over 1,200 years ago, the people of Kashmir thought so.🧵 @EduMinOfIndia @IKS_Media @vikramsampath @maynah @AloPal

We’ve all sacrificed something for someone we love ; thinking it would make things right. Devavrat did too. It started the greatest war the world has ever know. Listen to the fully story here - podcasts.apple.com/in/podcas…

🚨 Story of Pakistani Umpire Shakoor Rana 🚨 Sunil Gavaskar explaining how 'Ben Stokes' was used as a cross border linguistic tool long before Ben Stokes even debuted 😭 He also Sunil exposed the blatant bias of Pakistani umpire Rana 🤬😤

A little late to the party, but what a book @NileshOak has produced!! Can’t recommend enough

Beautifully Simple and Deeply Heartfelt Gems from Our Sacred Itihāsas and Purānas. Everyone Should Listen. ✨💫

Ahilyabai Holkar is one of those names we’ve all heard… but very few of us truly know her story. A ruler with courage, wisdom, and deep compassion, she rebuilt temples, developed cities, protected dharma, and governed with remarkable integrity in one of India’s most turbulent periods. We speak often of kings and conquerors. But leaders like Ahilyabai deserve far greater space in our collective memory. Tributes to Lokmata Ahilyabai Holkar on her birth anniversary @fihcr_info

Why to never trust a leftist on Savarkar-Bhagat Singh relations? The below has been excavated for the first time ⬇️ You might have seen a 1924 quote from Bhagat Singh : "A lover of universal love is the brave individual whom we have no hesitation in calling an awesome rebel, an uncompromising anarchist – the same Veer Savarkar, who pacing in his lawn thinking about universal love, would stop walking on the grass, lest he crushed the tender grass under his feet" What is the source of Bhagat Singh's statement? It is Savarkar's own writings published in Echo in the Andamans in 1924. That very year Bhagat Singh calls Savarkar 'Veer' and mentions this grass reference as directly as he could. Bhagat Singh used to consume any and every literature associated with Savarkar. This went on till his prison days. He was much more of an admirer than even the RW thinks him to be. Leftists on the other hand will never get this reference because all they invest in is Savarkar's criticism. I will proudly claim all these findings because I was willing to approach Savarkar without the tinted glasses. Bhagat Singh read all of Savarkar's available literature: Life of Barrister Savarkar (written on him by a pseudonymous author), Hindu Pad Padshahi (in prison), IWI 1857 (In Lahore Days), Echo in the Andamans. He also read through secondary sources and mentioned an incident of Dhingra-Savarkar. He made Savarkar's biography a precondition for entry in the HSRA. He published the fourth edition of Savarkar's book IWI. He also published Savarkar's article in the Shraddhanand 'The Real Meaning of Terror'. How else do you ascertain if a man was impressed by someone else?

Why I like Audrey Truschke: In defence of a clickbait historian – Firstpost. @utpal_kumar1 firstpost.com/opinion/audrey…

Being a prodigy like Sachin Tendulkar also comes with nervous 90s. Vaibhav Suryavanshi has now tied the rankings as the “favorite child” in many Indian homes. The tie, obviously, is with Sachin Tendulkar.

Completely humbled to see Bharat Unscripted featured on the front page of Apple Podcasts today. From an idea to this - it’s been such a journey. Thank you to everyone who has tuned in and supported the show. We’re just getting started! podcasts.apple.com/in/podcas… 🎙️🇮🇳 #BharatUnscripted #ApplePodcasts #Gratitude"

.. and the momentum for Bharat Unscripted continues, now featured in “popular shows” Thank you to all the listeners.. those who haven’t heard - tune in : open.spotify.com/show/3mjEO6…

Tributes to Bharat’s most prolific patriot on his Jayanti. A man too fierce for simplification, too complex for slogans, and too important to be ignored. #VeerSavarkar

Happy Birthday to @vikramsampath ! May the number of books you author forever keep pace with your age ; year after year!

Some sacrifices save families. Some sacrifices destroy empires. Devavrata gave up his crown… his future… his bloodline… all for his father’s happiness. That one vow transformed him into Bhishma — the greatest warrior of Hastinapur. But every domino that fell after that moment slowly pushed the Kuru dynasty toward destruction. Broken succession. Power struggles. The birth of rivalry. The game of dice. And finally… Kurukshetra. This is not just the story of a vow. It is the story of how one act of selflessness changed the destiny of an entire civilization. ⚔️ New Episode Out Now 🎥 Mahabharata and Oath that changed history #Mahabharata #Bhishma #IndianMythology #Kurukshetra #MythologyExplained #HinduMythology #EpicStories #Krishna #Mahabharat #IndianHistory #Storytelling #MythologySeries #CinematicArt #AncientIndia

Did you know one man quietly stands at the center of both the Ramayana and the Mahabharata? A king who challenged the gods. A sage who shaped Ram’s destiny. And through a forgotten connection… helped shape the future of Bharat itself. Vishwamitra ! podcasts.apple.com/in/podcas…

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Swatantryaveer Savarkar’s patriotic poems in Urdu & Hindi found in his personal jail diary during long imprisonment. ca. 1919 - 1921. [Savarkar was one of the stalwart who studied Islam deeply & was proficient in Urdu along with Tamil, Bengali & Gurumukhi (Sikh language)]

“Hindu youths, join the Army, Navy, Airforce. Get the battle expertise, we’ll then decide to whom the nozzle to be turned” 1000’s of youths resumed to British & Indian National Army on SavarkarJi’s appeal. In 1946, naval uprising held at Bombay, Karachi ports. What a strategy!