The Unsung Guardian of Swarajya After Kondhana Victory Published by Postbox Live Team RaiBa Malusare History: Discover the forgotten tale of RaiBa Malusare, son of Subhedar Tanaji Malusare. Learn how he carried forward the legacy of Kondhana, served Swarajya with valour, and protected Pargad Fort for over 60 years. RaiBa Malusare History: “First the Wedding … Read more
Timeless Wisdom for 2025 Shivaji Maharaj on Women’s Dignity: Although global campaigns like #HeForShe dominate social feeds in 2025, India’s blueprint for gender respect dates back four centuries to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. His mother, Rajmata Jijabai, sowed the seeds, yet the warrior‑king nurtured them into state policy. Consequently, his code continues to inspire activists, lawmakers, … Read more
A Maratha Sacrifice that Secured India’s Future Third Battle of Panipat 1761 “One lakh bangadi ( bangels) broke, twenty‑seven mohars fell, and two pearls were lost.” These haunting Marathi lines still echo every Makar Sankranti, reminding us of the immense price the Marathas paid at Panipat on 14 January 1761. Yet, their apparent defeat ultimately safeguarded … Read more
The Guiding Light Behind Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s Legacy Rajmata Jijabai, the revered mother of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, was born on the auspicious day of Paush Purnima, 12th January 1598, at sunrise under the Pushya Nakshatra. Her birthplace was the royal fort of Sindkhed Raja, where she was born to Lakhuji … Read more
Celebrating Rajmata Jijau’s Unrivalled Legacy in 2025 Swarajya Janani Rajmata Jijau: Discover Rajmata Jijau’s inspiring life, leadership, and lessons for modern India. Whenever Indians speak of freedom, the name Swarajya Janani Rajmata Jijau rises like the Sahyadri peaks, unyielding, protective, and profoundly nurturing. Born on 12 January 1598, Jijabai Bhonsle sculpted the moral clay that produced Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, India’s first indigenous emperor of … Read more
From a ₹200 Grocery IOU to Global Diplomacy: How an Aurangabad Shopkeeper Sparked a Lifelong India‑Kenya Friendship India‑Kenya friendship #IndiaKenya 1. A Tiny Debt, an Immense Impact In 1995, three decades ago, Richard Momoima Tong’i left rural Kisii, Kenya, for a master’s degree in management at Maulana Azad College, Aurangabad. As most foreign … Read more