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Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar is more than just a name in Indian history—he stands for resistance, equality, and justice. He was born during British rule in a poor Mahar family, which was seen as "untouchable" in the caste system. People from the Mahar community were treated badly and kept away from basic rights. Because of this, Ambedkar faced discrimination from a young age. These painful experiences gave him the strength and reason to fight against the unfair caste system for the rest of his life. He proved that with education, self-respect, and courage, anything is possible. At a time when caste and inequality ruled society, Ambedkar became the voice of hope for millions of oppressed people. His work was not just about politics—he helped rebuild India on the ideas of justice and fairness for all.

আমি বিদ্রোহী নই, তবু অন্তরে গর্জে উঠি। I am not a rebel, yet my heart roars within. লেবু চিপে ভাত দিয়ে খাই, সকালবেলায় ব্যাগটা নিয়ে অফিসে ছুটি। I squeeze lemons over rice and leave for work in the morning.   দেয়ালে টাঙানো পাড়ার মোড়ে খবরের কাগজ পড়ে শুরু করি দিন। At the corner of the lane, reading the newspaper, I start my day anew. আমি বিদ্রোহী নই, তবু অন্তরে গর্জে উঠি। I am not a rebel, yet my heart roars within.

  Every autumn, Bengal comes alive with the vibrant energy of Durga Puja, the most important festival for Bengali Hindus. It's not just a religious event; it's a lively celebration of Bengali culture, bringing people together in joy and marking the victory of good over evil. The tradition of autumnal worship, or 'Akal Bodhan' (about Akal bodhan) , was popularized by Lord Rama, who invoked the goddess before his battle with Ravana(demon king). Over centuries, this practice evolved and became an integral part of Bengali culture, particularly flourishing during the British colonial period when affluent zamindars (landlords) initiated elaborate community pujas. Durga Puja, a vibrant festival celebrated in Bengal, India, boasts a rich history intertwined with power, wealth, and a touch of controversy. Let's delve into the fascinating story of how this iconic celebration came to be.

Imagine a vast kingdom stretching from snowy mountains to sunny coastal lands, bringing together a divided land under one great ruler. This was the Maurya Empire—one of the most powerful empires in ancient India. It was founded by Chandragupta Maurya, a leader surrounded by both mystery and greatness. Was he a warrior prince, a clever strategist from a humble background, or a descendant of a tribe that worshipped peacocks? Even today, historians debate his true origins, searching for answers in old scrolls, stone carvings, and ancient stories. From fierce battles against Greek invaders to royal marriages that secured alliances, Chandragupta’s journey changed India’s history forever. His empire was built on strength, faith, and intelligence. It was a time when history and legends came together, creating stories that still fascinate people today. Who Were the Maurya? The Maurya Empire was a significant ancient Indian empire, established by Chandragupta Maurya. There are various the...

  Many shades of Sudha Murthy. She is married to the co-founder of Infosys, Narayana Murthy. Sudha Murthy, the daughter of a doctor, grew up in a middle-class family. When Narayana Murthy married her, he was unemployed. Sudha’s father asked her, "How will I introduce an unemployed son-in-law to our relatives and friends?" Sudha replied, "Just say, he is Sudha’s husband!" One day, Narayana Murthy told Sudha he wanted to start an IT company because there were no truly Indian IT companies at the time. He also said, "For the next three years, I won't be able to contribute any money to the household. We will have to live on your earnings, and I will need your financial help to start the company." Sudha had saved some money, totaling ten thousand two hundred and fifty rupees. Sudha said, "I kept two hundred and fifty rupees for emergencies and loaned the remaining ten thousand to him."Thus began Infosys. During Infosys's golden era, Narayana Mu...

  Biju Patnaik, also known as Bijayananda Patnaik, was a legendary figure in Indian history whose contributions extended far beyond the borders of his home country. Born in 1916, Biju Patnaik's life was a testament to bravery, leadership, and international solidarity. His multifaceted life left a lasting impression not only on India but on several other countries, including Indonesia and Russia. In this blog, we are going to delve into his extraordinary journey and the reasons why his legacy continues to inspire millions.

  Have you ever come across a seemingly abandoned website that still appears or pops up in your search results? Chances are, you've encountered an example of expired domain abuse. But what exactly does that mean, and how does it affect your online experience? Let me explain it to you in simple terms.