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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
India was one of the richest countries, which was caught in the crossfire between invading forces and local rulers for centuries. It served as the birthplace of Hinduism and held deep significance for its followers. Prior to the seventh century, invasions were primarily aimed at establishing power and control, and the religious sentiments of the Hindu people were not deliberately targeted.
However, after 700 AD, a shift occurred, and subsequent attacks were driven by the intent to convert the country to a particular religion, notably Islam. Muslim invaders successfully converted a significant portion of the Hindu population to Islam. India fell under the rule of these Muslim emperors, leading to the destruction of religious temples and loss of innocent lives and domestic animals. The people, saints, and the very essence of the country cried out for independence.
After enduring a thousand years of suffering, an extraordinary and great man was born - Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. His story mirrors the two-thousand-year journey of Bhaarat (India) and the eventual formation of Swarajya (self-rule). Throughout this great saga, numerous sacrifices were made for the land, religion, people, and ultimately, for independence. The tales of these sacrifices are truly inspiring and significant.
Omkar Khedekar
Since the age of 19, Omkar Khedekar has established himself as an author with three published books: "The Mystery Of Manohar," "SHIVAJI - The Unceasing Chhatrapati," and "The Seventy Questions of Narada." Additionally, he has contributed poems and three fictional stories to a renowned Bollywood production house. His path as a writer commenced through blogging and crafting articles that explore societal matters, along with delving into methodologies and experiments related to ancient history.
