To The Editor The Decan Chronicle Hyderabad, India Sub: Communal Harmony Sir, From long long ago to the present times, India offers unity in diversity. It is always a peaceful country to every religion. There is not a single country in the globe which can demand so versatility in religion as it is in India. …
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To The Editor The Hindustan Times New Delhi Sub: A malicious report Sir, We, the students of Rajaram College, Tikamgarh, are shocked to read the report published in your esteemed paper day before yesterday on the situation in the college. The report is malicious and, we are afraid, motivated by ill-will. There was no misbehaviour …
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The Deoband School (Darul Uloom Deoband) was set up in 1867 at Deoband, Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh by Qasim Nanotvi and Rashid Ahmad Gangohi. Hasan Deobandi was a first students. The real aim of this school was to reestablish contact between the alim (scholars) and the average Muslims and to reorientate the Muslim Community to its …
The Indian Council Act, 1861 had many shortcomings. The nationalist feeling was growing in the late 19th century among the educated middle class. The Congress party, formed in 1885, started demanding among other things, expansion and Indianization of legislative council. The Congress leaders also demanded right to ask question in the legislative council on any …
To The Editor The Telegraph Kolkata. Sub: Irregular Train Services Sir, I am a student and go to Kolkata daily to attend my college. Of late it has become impossible for us commuters to account for the late running of the local trains up and down Howrah station. It is seldom known when the train …
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The change in the leadership of both the Congress and Muslim League brought the two Parties closer. Ever since Annie Besant joined (1915) and Tilak rejoined (1916), the Congress party became more active. Muslim League also had a facelift. It was no longer controlled by the Zamindars or ‘feudal lords’ but came under the control …