Author - #SaffronSwords series, #EchoesoftheAncients, #ReclaimingMathura, Editor: https://teapawt.org/t.co/LMELZsNB4n, History Researcher, Astro-Vastu-Numerologist.
Ghaziabad, UP; Tinsukia, Assam
Joined May 2015
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It is an honor for us for #SaffronSwords to be recommended by @TarekFatah Sir. @GarudaPrakashan, @sankrant.
I was approached by communists, who offered to pay good for articles I was supposed to write on their behalf for magazines/newspapers. They gifted me books on Mao and other communist leaders. My upbringing + how my parents infused in me cultural values, patriotic vibes saved me!
Ancient moorti of Gajanan at Danteshwari Shaktipeeth complex at Dantewada, Chhattisgarh. It is the place where tooth of Sati fell in Satya Yug. Located at confluence of Shankini, Dhankini rivers. Dantewada is named after the Devi. She was presiding Deity of earlier Kakatiyas.
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Had a productive and fruitful meeting with Hon’ble Union Minister for Ports, Shipping & Waterways, Shri @sarbanandsonwal Ji, at his official residence in New Delhi.
It was a privilege to brief him about the journey and work of @theverandahclub , and our efforts to create meaningful platforms for conversations around Bharat’s civilisational heritage, culture, literature and ideas.
We had the honour of inviting him to grace the 5th edition of the #WesternGhatsLitFest @GhatsLitFest as Chief Guest and also launch the Arthashastra platform by The Verandah Club, to be held in Coimbatore on 24th & 25th October 2026.
Prof J Jeganaathan @chamujegan our Honorary Director, at The Verandah Club for Strategic Affairs felicitated the Honorable Minister and appraised on the need for Arthashastra policy forum and the objectives.
I also had the pleasure of presenting him with two books — my techno-thriller, “Operation Phoenix: Bharat Protocol,” and “Echoes of Ancient” by Author @authormanoshi Ji — representing, in their own ways, stories and ideas rooted in Bharat.
A particularly special moment was presenting him with the Verandah Club memento - The Jagadamba Sword (replica of one of the swords used by Shivaji Maharaj , beautifully crafted by @AgamiStores) — a symbol that carries within it the memory of courage, valour and our civilisational legacy.
Grateful to Shri Sarbananda Sonowal Ji for his guidance, warmth, time and encouraging words. His articulation on Ram Rajya, upholding Raj Dharma and how Shri @narendramodi Ji delivers governance for all citizens and the strides Bharat has made under his able leadership was something we will cherish for a long time and be inspired about. Such interactions strengthen our resolve at The Verandah Club to continue building platforms that celebrate Bharat, tell her stories and carry her civilisational voice forward.
Bharat’s stories deserve to be told. Bharat’s ideas deserve to travel.
300 Manipur army was led by Paona Brajabashi in 1891 Khongjom battle against British. All attained Veergati except Paona who continued fighting. British offered him big post if he joined them or execution if refused. Paona - "Death is more welcome than treason". He was executed.
Ancient Gobrahin Shiva temple site at Garh Dhanora, Bastar. The Shivalinga, discovered in a mound, dates back to 2000 yrs. Adivasi priest conducting puja rites and Adivasi devotees offering obeisance to Mahadev debunks false narrative about them being deprived of puja privileges.
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I think the victory of peasants over Mughal Forces from Gokul does appear in the book 'Reclaiming Mathura' by @authormanoshi published by @GarudaPrakashan. I have read that section.
Book link here :
link.amazon/B07IPQj1t
At 1000+ yr-old Narayanpal Temple in Bastar, Chhattisgarh. This Vishnu temple was built under patronage of Rani Mumunda Devi from Chindaka Naga dynasty. Inscriptions describe about temple land and Narayanpur being donated for Narayan by Gundamahadevi, mother of Raja Someshwar.
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Mark your calendars for 29 July!
INDICA Guru Utsava returns with Guru Felicitations, scholar presentations, and a celebration of the timeless Guru-Śiṣya Paramparā.
A day of learning, gratitude, and community awaits.
Stay tuned for details. For now, save the date!
#INDICAGuruUtsava #Grateful2Gurus
#GuruShishyaParampara
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Kalinga finds mention in 'Aitareya Brāhmaṇa', Puranas, Ramayana, Mahabharata. Jain text “Haribhadriya Vritti” says Mahāvira went to Kaliṅga where his father’s friend ruled. What is the timeline connection of Kharavela of Kalinga with Nanda of Magadh?
myindiamyglory.com/2020/04/0…
At Chandraketugarh, West Bengal. There is a mound called Khana-Mihirer Dhipi here, named after Khana, astrologer and plant biologist. She was the daughter-in-law of Varahamihira, 1 of the nine jewels at the court of Vikramaditya Chandragupta. Described in 'Echoes of the Ancients'
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TEASER | KUMBH - The Battle Of Gokul 2026
✨ Like many others, I once knew nothing about the Naga Sadhus.
Until I read Amazing stories from "Saffron Swords 2" By Manoshi Sinha Rawal @authormanoshi @GarudaPrakashan
I was amazed - how little we truly know about our own Heroes and history.
🌱 Our next generation deserves to hear these untold stories… about the courage, the sacrifice, and the legacy that shaped us.
🎬 I’m beyond excited to bring this vision to life as my next short film / AI series. ⚔️ Get ready to witness a spine-chilling saga of our very own Indian warriors—the unseen, the fearless… the legendary.
@atsshow7 @JaipurDialogues @prachyam7 @captain_praveen
Carvings in ruins! At the 1000+ year old Gurjar Deo temple dedicated to Mahadev at Dwarahat, Uttarakhand. Dwarahat means the 'doorway to Heaven'; true to the phrase are 51 ancient shrines spread across the scenic Himalayan hill hown.
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Please also point out to this lady that numerous modern young women are writing modernised holy books, explaining and describing the ancient holy books for the modern society and the people of today.
@NeenaRai on Ayodhya
@6amiji on Ramayana and Mahabharata
@Sai_swaroopa on Draupadi, Rukmini, Avishi and other ancient devis (fiction)
@KoralDasgupta on the 5 satis.
@cdivakaruni on Mahabharat (retelling through her book Palace of Illusions)
@authormanoshi on Krishna and Mathura
Feel free to add other lady authors if i have missed them out.
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I downloaded this to my kindle. Gonna start reading right away.
It is an honor for us for #SaffronSwords to be recommended by @TarekFatah Sir. @GarudaPrakashan, @sankrant.
Veer Savarkar paying tributes to Rani Lakshmibai at her Smarak Sthal at Phool Bagh in Gwalior in 1937.
Image courtesy: Shubham Sharma.
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🏆📚 Celebrating Excellence in Translation
Congratulations to @Kashyapimaha for receiving the Gira Gurjari Translation Prize by Kala Gurjari, Mumbai, for the Gujarati version of Saffron Swords.
This recognition celebrates the art of translation and its vital role in carrying powerful stories across languages and cultures.✨
A proud moment for Gujarati literature and for everyone who believes in the power of words beyond boundaries.
@authormanoshi
@sankrant
#SaffronSwords #GiraGurjari #KalaGurjari #KashyapiMaha #GujaratiLiterature #TranslationAward #LiteraryHonour #IndianBooks 📖✨
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Rani Bhavashankari of Bhurishrestha resisted attacks of Izlamic Sultanate of Gaur, defeating them twice. She herself led armies to battle, defeated Pathans despite her own minister siding with enemies. Retained Hindu supremacy in her region. Details in Chapter 4, #SaffronSwords 2
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Nanasaheb Peshwa, who led Kanpur Rebellion in 1857, once saw Gangu Mehtar, a wrestler, carrying a dead tiger on his back, which he k*lled. Peshwa enrolled him in his army. Gangu eliminated several Britishers. Arrested and h@nged to death. In Chapter 3 in Book 2 of #SaffronSwords.
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On 26 Dec 1705, Zoravar Singh, aged 9 and Fateh Singh, 6 (sons of Guru Govind Singh) were buried alive into a wall under orders of Mughal Governor Wazir Khan for refusing to convert to Izlam. Diwan Todarmal paid 7800 gold coins to buy land for cremating their bodies #VeerBalDiwas
