The seeds of India's disgraceful debacle in the 1962 India-China War were sown soon after Independence by none other than Nehru himself

Nehru himself admitted, “We were getting out of touch with reality in the modern world and we were living in an artificial atmosphere of our creation"

India avoided raising the border issue with China following Nehru’s decision—even when Panchsheel was signed in 1954,

Dr Ambedkar disagreed with the Tibet policy of India and felt that “there is no room for Panchsheel in politics”.

Nehru allowed Tibet, our peaceful neighbor and a buffer between us and China, to be erased as a nation, without even recording a protest in the UN

Savarkar was the one who envisioned the idea of complete freedom and liberation from the chains of British slavery

We took a ship from Mecca in which were 380 men and many women and children, and we took from it fully 12,000 ducats, with goods worth at least another 10,000. And we burned the ship and all the people on board with gunpowder. – A Portuguese companion of Vasco da Gama, 1502

Pakistan became a realty not so much by the efforts of Jinnah or the Muslim League as by the machinations of the British, particularly Churchill and other like-minded politicians to protect their oil interests in the Middle-East

According to Rani Sircar, the Kon-i-Noor, the Daryanoor and Timur’s Ruby were exhibited at the Great Exhibition held in London and in 1851 A.D. Timur’s Ruby was subsequently presented with other jewellery to Queen Victoria by the East India Company

Kesarbai Kerkar insisted on removing microphones, loudspeakers from the stage. If something annoyed her, she would cancel the recital midway