Tilak Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar. Publication date 1893 Topics UOD Collection digitallibraryindia; JaiGyan Language English. Book Source: Digital Library of India Item 2015.46107. dc.contributor.author: ...

People often place a small murti (idol) of Bal Krishna in their homes and care for it lovingly just like they would care for a child. A video has now gained widespread attention on social media which ...

The Cincinnati Bengals have a new slogan for the upcoming season and it just so happens to form the slang word "PHAT" that was popular 30 years ago. Safe to say, it made Bengals fans cringe.

Tilak said, “My view is entirely in accord with yours and I am glad to find that it has been forcefully put forward by you.” The manuscript was published in 1923 — by which time Tilak had died — with ...

Rathan Gangadhar’s Kannada film, ‘Sees Kaddi’, draws from life and friendship Ad filmmaker-turned-director, Rathan Gangadhar’s debut film uses the metaphor of a pencil to tell interlinked ...

RCB's title win triggered wild celebrations all over the country and one such example went viral on social media, where a fan was seen applying 'blood tilak' on Virat Kohli's poster.

Inspired by freedom fighter Bal Gangadhar Tilak, the festival was initiated as a symbol of unity. The height was increased by one foot every year until 2014; after that, ...

A memorable slogan like “Snyder Them,” Boyd said, “is worth its weight in gold.” “Think of all the years it’s taken to craft and have it sink into the public psyche that, ‘Don’t ...

A disturbing video has surfaced online showing an overly zealous Virat Kohli fan applying a blood tilak on the cricketer’s poster to celebrate Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s (RCB) long-awaited ...

On the 41st anniversary of Operation Bluestar, pro-Khalistan slogans echoed at the Akal Takht in Amritsar. Supporters of radical Sikh groups raised these slogans. Dal Khalsa activists displayed ...

Bal Gangadhar Tilak enhanced this defensive posture, popularising festivals to discourage Hindu participation in Muharram and consolidate a common religious identity across castes.

Source: Bal Gangadhar Tilak Known as the "Father of Indian Unrest," Tilak popularized the slogan "Swaraj is my birthright." He emphasized education and nationalism to mobilize Indians against ...