Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the founder of the Sikh empire in Punjab, was a pragmatic statesman. He had a great quality to distinguish between right and wrong. He neither fought a war with the British nor let their army enter into his territory owing to his skilful statesmanship. Maharaja Ranjit Singh is reckoned amongst the great figures of the 19th century despite the fact that he faced opposition from the Afghans, the British and some of the Sikh generals.

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Munshi Premchand holds a special place in Hindi literature after Goswami Tulsidas, as far as popularity is concerned. He is popular not only in India but also in foreign countries, especially in Russia. He is widely recognised as the greatest amongst the novelists. During his time, he touched millions of Indian hearts. He was a progressive literary figure.

Rabindranath Tagore and Mahatma Gandhi are the two prominent personalities whose life stories infuse the history of India during the twentieth century. They were equally famous in India as well as abroad. While Mahatma Gandhi played a key role in the freedom struggle of India, Rabindranath Tagore upheld the glory of India by winning the world famous Nobel Prize.

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Ravidas was born in the year 1433 in a Dalit family of Mandur Village near Varanasi on the day of full-moon in the month of Magha. Since he was born on Sunday (Ravivar), he came to be called Ravidas.His father was known by the name of Raghava. He was popularly called Raghu. His mother’s name was Ghurbiniya Devi. People also called her Karama Devi. Ravidas was a devoted son to his parents.

Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar holds an honourable position amongst the founding fathers of modern India. He is known as a writer , social reformer and great educationist. He understood well the importance of education and made grammatical rules of the Bengali language. Throughout his life, he struggled hard to get women’ s education and widow marriage as a social recognition. This was a revolutionary step in Indian society .

Born in pain. Chosen by destiny. Awakened beyond dimensions.When Ayatanadhisha survives a life-changing accident, he awakens to a reality far beyond the human world—a realm of Aghoris, ancient rituals, and hidden dimensions. Guided by a mysterious Guru, he learns a terrifying truth: he is the ruler of dimensions, destined to restore balance between light and darkness.As forgotten past lives resurface and dark realms begin to stir, Ayatanadhisha must embrace his power before...

Subhadra was a naughty child. Therefore, her parents took special care of her. She was often scolded because of her sharp and prankishful nature. But she was very kind at heart. She behaved very politely even with the servants of her house.Her parents taught her how to read and write at home. Then, her primary education took place in a school at Prayag (Allahabad). She had been inclined to write right since her school days. She wrote her first poem at the age of 15. Her inclination towards...

Krishnadev Rai was one of the most magnificent, brave, kind and chivalrous kings of the Vijayanagar Empire. He patronised different religions and cultural arts lavishly during his rule. He was a writer and connoisseur of literature as well. He had constructed hundreds of splendid temples in his kingdom. Moreover, for the public welfare, he got thousands of ponds and canals dug for the development of agriculture. Thus, the people in his kingdom were very happy and prosperous.

Chandragupta Maurya, the founder of Maurya dynasty , was the first emperor in the Indian histor y who is behind the political, economic and cultural unification of our countr y . He was born in 340 BCE. Nothing can be said decisively about his parents. According to some scholars, he was the stepson of Nanda, the king of Magadha. His mothe , Mura, was a slave girl.

Ekalavya was a little known character of the Mahabharata. No clear reference is available anywhere as to when and where he was born. In the Mahabharata, Ekalavya was referred for the first time, as a keen boy who wanted to learn archer y from the lear ned Guru Dronachar ya. According to the Mahabharata, Ekalavya was the son of a Bhil (a tribe) chief, Hiranyadhanu. Hiranyadhanu lived in a forest a little distance away from Hastinapur. He was the chief of his tribe. Ekalavya was brought up i...