Policy is the basis of Indian culture. It teaches man to conduct. And inspires them to stick to their religion and duty even in times of crisis. There are different policies in the name of Chanakya Niti, Vidura Niti and Krishna Niti. This is the reason that there has been a long tradition of writing
Deputy in 1791, Pérignon resumed his military career to prevent the invasion of the allies, he won great victories in the Pyrenees (Montagne-Noire in 1794) and he replaced Dugommier. Elected to the Council of Five Hundred, he was showered with honors by Napoleon, who made him a senator, marshal and
After the defeat of King Prithviraj Chauhan, the areas of Ajmer, Delhi, Hansi, Sirsa, Samana and Kohram came under Muhammad Ghori. The defeat of Prithviraj in the battle of Tarain caused great loss to Hinduism. Thousands of Hindu warriors were killed in this war. The power of the Chauhans was destro
Considered as one of the masters of French and European Romanticism, Jules Michelet (1798-1874) is above all presented as the father of the history of France but also as the “teacher” of this nation. A man of the people, dedicated to the people, the historian has always thought that his mission was