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Debbasish Das's My Heritage Walks

My experiences on historical ruins of Delhi.

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1857 Uprising, “The Sigh of the Oppressed”: Exploring Kashmiri Gate

Updated 9 Years Ago
By Debbasish Das

1857 Uprising, “The Sigh Of The Oppressed”: Exploring Kashmiri Gate
Early in January 1857, at the Dumdum cantonment near Calcutta, a Brahmin sepoy was walking down to his post to prepare his food with a lotah or brass water-pot, when a low caste khalasi asked if he…
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