A startup boosting OpenAI's security is creating a new Silicon Valley in Nepal. Call it 'Silicon Peaks.'
SecurityPal boosts security with its new 24/7 command center in Kathmandu, Nepal, dubbed 'Silicon Peaks.' ...
World’s richest Gujarati businessman who gave loans to British East India Company, his gift to Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan will surprise you, his name was…
Virji Vora was a significant credit provider and client for both the Dutch East India Company and the British East India ...
Income tax makes no economic sense
The trouble with income tax is that it makes no economic sense. I mean, well, okay, if you want to finance a war or a famine ...
Chhaava to Padmaavat: Bollywood’s most loved historical dramas
Explore Bollywood's captivating historical dramas, showcasing tales of valor and romance. From the recent 'Chhaava' to the ...
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Irish who served British in India were rejected at home. An exhibition looks at their history
The exhibition, ‘Looking East’, highlights the lives of soldiers, colonial administrators, and civil bureaucrats from Ireland who sought their futures in India during British colonialism.
Podcast: British imperialism, Bombay business – the India-Ireland connection through time
From the mid-19th century onward, Irish and Indian nationalists forged strong personal and associational connections, ...
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Who was Fort William in Kolkata named after, and why it needed renaming
Fort William in Kolkata, the headquarters of the Indian Army's Eastern Command, has been renamed Vijay Durg. The fort was originally named after a monarch who played a crucial role in the rise and ...
Middle East Eye23d
British company's bulldozers destroy Palestinian, Kashmiri and Indian Muslim homes
A British construction company chaired by a major Conservative Party donor manufactures bulldozers used to demolish Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank and Muslim homes in India and ...
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Takers, not makers: How colonialism secured a global wealth rive
Recent Oxfam report highlights that multinational companies now use wealth-grabbing mechanisms developed by entities like East India Company to steal fortune from the global South ...
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When Turquoise waters turned dark: A visual history of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands
What distinguishes this coffee-table book on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are its stunning photographs. However, historians might frown upon some oversimplifications and generalisations of a dark ...
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The British Raj extracted $65 trillion from India: Fact or fiction?
First, in the 1760s, as the East India Company (EIC) started sharing the ... which went to fund payments to Britain mainly under four heads: debt service, railway guarantees, pensions to ...