Understanding Decolonization and Its Structural Impact

Riaz Shaikh on Instagram: "In the heart of 19th-century colonial India, when society was shackled by caste discrimination and patriarchal norms, rose Mahatma Jyotiba Phule, a visionary reformer and voice for the voiceless. Born in 1827 in Maharashtra, Phule dedicated his life to challenging Brahmanical dominance, fighting for the rights of the oppressed, and advocating education for all — especially for women and lower castes. Alongside his wife, Savitribai Phule, he opened the first school for

RisingBharat on Instagram: "This rare video of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose captures a historic moment when he delivered a powerful and visionary speech in Berlin in 1943 🇮🇳. Standing far away from his motherland yet deeply connected to its soul, Netaji spoke with intense passion courage and clarity about India’s freedom struggle. His words reflected unshakable determination hope and sacrifice, motivating Indians across the world to rise against colonial rule. Even in a foreign land during the t

Past India on Instagram: "Throwback to the 1800s: life for Indians under British rule was harsh and deeply unequal. Most Indians lived in poverty as heavy taxes, land revenue systems, and forced cash-crop farming pushed farmers into debt and famine. Traditional industries were destroyed to benefit British factories, leaving artisans and workers without livelihoods. Indians faced racial discrimination, had little political voice, and were excluded from higher positions in administration and educa