धारा
Dhārā
the unbroken current — essays on dharma, darśana, and the civilizational mind
Itihāsa
The Long Siege
Where the sultans came from, what Bhārata was before them, how they broke the north at Tarāin, why they turned south, how the Bahmani state was born from Delhi's own garrison and split into five, what became of Vijayanagara, and why the conquest begun in 1192 was never finished.
Historiography
Ramesh Chandra Majumdar
He proposed the official history of India's freedom struggle, was appointed to direct it, and was removed from it when he refused to write what the government wanted. Then he wrote it alone.
Itihasa
When the Conch Fell Silent
The Nizam, the Razakars, and the terror India agreed to forget, 1946-1948.
Bhagyanagar
The Shepherd's Hill and the River
A life of Hyderabad from Muchukunda's cave in the Anantagiri hills to Cyberabad, and the argument over who the rock belonged to
Bharata Sakti
Thirty Seconds
A missile named for two rivers, built on one equation, and the reason a nuclear-armed neighbour was left with half a minute to think. BrahMos worked through from first principles: the ramjet cycle, the compression it gets for nothing, the Breguet range it surrenders to fly low, the radar horizon, the guidance law, and the kill-probability arithmetic that decides how many arrive.