Historical Non Fiction

1947 Me Punjab me Sikhon wa Hinduon Par Muslim League ka Hamla

First Hindi translation of the 1950 firsthand account by a Lahore professor who documented the Muslim League's assault on Punjab's Sikhs and Hindus.

2002 Gujarat Dange

A documented reconstruction of the 2002 Gujarat riots using SIT findings, official data, and newspaper archives — not media narrative.

A History of Hinduism: An Inside the Tradition View

Hinduism's 9,500-year arc — from the Sarasvati valley through invasion, colonial disruption, and revival — by a military scholar inside the tradition.

A Never-Ending Conflict: Episodes from Indic Resistance

Six pivotal episodes — from Alexander's India to the roots of Partition — examined for what they reveal about recurring patterns of civilisational conflict.

Achinhit Kisse: Swatantrata Ki Neev Se (Part 1)

Forgotten Indian revolutionaries erased from post-independence history are named and honoured in these charged, documented accounts.

Achinhit Kisse: Swatantrata Ki Neev Se (Part 2)

Abhay Marathe's second volume recovers suppressed histories from India's freedom struggle as a documented counter to post-Independence leftist narratives.

An Entirely New History of INDIA

A French journalist challenges colonial datings, the Aryan invasion theory, and received Ashokan myth using recent scientific and genetic evidence.

AURANGZEB'S ICONOCLASM: Illustrations from Primary Sources

Aurangzeb's own court bulletins from Rajasthan State Archives document his temple destruction orders — illustrated with miniature paintings from the originals.

BALAKOT AIR STRIKE : How India Avenged Pulwama

From Pulwama's burning bus to the 26 February strikes — the planning, pilots, and night India hit terror camps inside Pakistan.

Bengal's Hindu Holocaust : The Partition of India & Its Aftermath

Partition's unfinished violence in Bengal and Bangladesh — persecution, demography, and a Hindu tragedy long left out of official memory.

Beyond The Aryan Invasion theory

Uses satellite data, carbon dating, and archaeological finds to challenge the colonial-era Aryan Invasion Theory and locate the Aryan homeland within India.

Bharatpur Ka Surajmal: Jaat Yoddhaon ki Anupam Shaurya Gaatha

Research-based account of how Jat warriors under Surajmal repeatedly defeated Mughal and Afghan forces across north India.

Bhartiya Rajdharma

A sourced study of kingship, law, and governance as conceived across Vedic, Upanishadic, and classical Sanskrit traditions.

Blueprint Of A Hindu Rashtra

A systematic case for why and how India should become a Hindu Rashtra, addressing minority rights, Sanatana Dharma, and common misconceptions.

Colonial Plantations & Indian Indenturers

An edited volume dismantling the colonial myth of benevolent indenture, revealing how India became the world's largest forced-labour market after slavery's abolition.

Deconstructing Jayanak's Prithviraj Vijay Mahakavyam

A critical re-examination of the Prithviraj Vijay Mahakavyam, arguing the Prithviraj Raso is the more authentic historical source.

Delhi: It's History, Genocides, Tragedies and Monuments

A source-based reassessment of Delhi's history that confronts the violence of the Sultanate era and challenges dominant narratives head-on.

Dharma Yoddha: Battleground Bhuloka: Upholding Dharma In Kalyuga (Book 2)

From ancient alliances against invasion to modern propaganda — Book 2 maps Sanatan resistance across civilisations and centuries.

Dharma Yoddha: From Celestial Realms To Mortal Lands The Battle Against Adharma (Book 1)

A counter-narrative tracing Bharat's ancient maritime trade, dharmic institutions, and the civilisational erasure that followed.

Gandhi Ka Punarmulyankan

Using newly declassified British archives, a systematic re-examination of Gandhi's role in India's freedom — and what the INA actually achieved.

GOMANTAK

Savarkar's verse narrative of Portuguese forced conversions and Inquisitions on Maharashtra's Konkan coast, translated into English for the first time.

Had Sardar Patel: Being The First Prime Minister Of India

A documented argument for what India forfeited when Sardar Patel did not become the first Prime Minister — on defence, governance, and Kashmir.

Hindu Heroes of Medieval Bharat

Eight centuries of Hindu resistance to Islamic invasion, reconstructed from Persian chronicles and overlooked archival sources.

Hinduon Ka Hashra: Itihaas se Gaayab Ankahi kahaniyan (Bharat me Islam-1)

Vijay Manohar Tiwari uses medieval Muslim chronicles to surface what Indian historians suppressed about the Turkic conquest's impact on Hindus.

Hindus of Kashmir: A Genocide Forgotten

The expulsion of Kashmiri Hindus in 1990 — its history, its perpetrators, and the conspiracy of silence that followed.

History of Hindumisia & Hindu Genocides

A primary-source analysis of systematic violence against Hindus over a millennium and the historical narratives that obscured it.

How Maritime Trade And The Indian Subcontinent Sharped The Word: Ice Age to Mid-Eighth Century

Maritime trade from the Ice Age to the 8th century, with India at the centre of the world's oldest long-distance connections.

India Australia: Bharat's Legacy of Connection, History & Diaspora

A deep history of the India-Australia connection — from Gondwanaland geology through colonial labour trade to today's one-million-strong diaspora.

Indian Strategic Culture: The Bramhaputra & Kautilyan Ways of War

A combat veteran's case for recovering Kautilyan and Mahabharata war doctrine as the foundation of Indian military strategy.

Maratha Supremacy & Mughal Decline

A meticulously researched account of Maratha rise and Mughal collapse — from the Deccan to Delhi over a century of upheaval.

Maratha War Of Independence

A battle-by-battle account of Maratha resistance after 1689, drawing on Mughal newsletters and rare texts to recover forgotten commanders.

MOPLAH

Savarkar's account of the 1921 Moplah massacre in Malabar, now in English, argues the killings were not an aberration but a foreseeable expression of ideology.

Nehru's Himalayan Blunders (The Accession Of Jammu & Kashmir)

Archival research including Mountbatten's personal diaries exposes the diplomatic and military errors that shaped the Kashmir dispute.

NETAJI: Bharat Ki Swatantrata Aur Angrejon Ke Abhilekhagaar (Hindi)

Original historical scholarship on Indian independence drawn entirely from declassified British government records released in 1971.

NetaJi: India's Independence & the British Archives

Declassified British archives from 1971 reveal how Wavell, Auchinleck, and London's India Office actually debated and decided to leave India.

Porus The Invincible Warrior

A novel reimagining the 326 BC clash at the Hydaspes, where a weary Alexander meets the fierce emotional resolve of Porus.

Prachin Granthon Ke Rahasya

An investigation into ancient Indian texts that reads mythological narratives as encoded history of a vanished, sophisticated civilisation.

Reclaiming Hindu Temples: Episodes from an Oppressive Era

A source-based account of temple destruction under the Delhi Sultanate, dynasty by dynasty, using the conquerors' own court chronicles as evidence.

Reclaiming Mathura: Historical Analysis of Krishna Janmbhoomi

A source-by-source history of the Kesavadev shrine at Katra, Mathura — from its founding to today's legal dispute.

Saffron Swords

Fifty-two documented tales of Indian warriors — men and women from every region — who fought invaders across 1,300 years of history.

Saffron Swords (Book-2): 52 Episodes of Sanatani Valor against Invaders

Fifty-two documented episodes of Indian resistance against invaders from the 8th century to independence, featuring warriors history forgot.

Saffron Swords (Hindi)

Fifty-two forgotten Indian warriors — men and women across 1,300 years — recovered from colonial records, inscriptions, and folk traditions.

Saffron Swords (Marathi)

Fifty-two true stories of forgotten Indian warriors who resisted Islamic and British conquest over thirteen centuries — now in Marathi.

Saffron Swords (odia)

Fifty-two tales of Indian resistance against 1,300 years of invasion, now available in Odia translation.

Saffron Swords Book 1 (Gujarati Version)

Gujarati translation of Manoshi Sinha Rawal's acclaimed recovery of India's forgotten warriors across 14 centuries of resistance.

Sardar Patel The Supreme Architect in Unification of India Vol 1

A state-by-state account of how Sardar Patel unified over 500 princely states into the Indian union in the months after independence.

Sardar Patel The Supreme Architect in Unification of India Vol 2

The second volume on Patel's unification of India, focusing on the northeast, the privy purse, and a document-based account of the Hyderabad operation.

SIKH SEPARATISM: A History of Conflicts

A complete history of Sikh separatism from Guru Nanak to the crushing of Punjab militancy in the 1990s.

The Agnitandav of 1948

An English account of the caste-driven violence of 1948 that drove Brahmin families from their homes across Maharashtra.

The Criminal Tribes Act 1871

How the British manufactured 'criminal' identities to punish tribes who resisted them — and why the stigma survived Indian independence.

The Eternal Journey of a River: From Saraswati to Yamuna

From Saraswati to Yamuna: geology, migration, and identity against colonial myths of who we are and where we began.

The Four Attempts On Narendra Modi's Life

Four assassination attempts on Modi — Ishrat Jahan to Bhima Koregaon — reconstructed from court judgements and chargesheet documents.

The Girl From Kathua: A Sacrificial Victim of Ghazwa-E-Hind

A three-year forensic investigation into the 2018 Kathua case challenges the official charge sheet and exposes the media campaign built around it.

The Lokmata: Life and Legacy of Devi Ahilyabai Holkar

A research-grounded portrait of Ahilyabai Holkar marking 300 years of her legacy as ruler, reformer, and dharmic administrator.

The Manipur Conundrum: History Exodus Conversion

The Millennium Maritime Trade Revolution 700-1700: How Asia Lost Maritime Supremacy

How Asian maritime supremacy unravelled between 700 and 1700 AD — and why continental politics was the weapon that destroyed it.

The Revolutionaries: Shed Their Blood for India's Independence (Part 1)

Justice S.N. Aggarwal uses court records and legal documents to restore the revolutionary heroes India's post-independence governments erased from history.

The Revolutionaries: Shed Their Blood for India's Independence (Part 2)

Court records, trial statements, and rare documents trace the revolutionaries from the Lahore Conspiracy Cases through Netaji and the INA trials.

The Story of Ayodhya

Three epochs of Ayodhya — Ram versus Ravan, Babur's demolition, and the Ram Janmabhoomi movement — told as one continuous struggle.

The Wasted Decades: 1947 to 1991

A causally specific account of how India squandered its 1947 industrial lead through four decades of flawed leadership and policy.

Yearning For Ram Mandir Fulfilment

A 96-year-old jurist reconstructs five centuries of legal battles over Ram's birthplace in Ayodhya, recovering cases history has largely forgotten.