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Valay SinghNDTV |
Far from the communal tinge given to the battle, Haldighati richly exemplified the shifting allegiances among kingdoms and rulers.
At its core, the ritual at Wagah is emblematic of the rivalry between the conjoined twins locked in endless conflict
The Dharmashastras, among which Manusmriti remains preeminent, clearly distinguishes between Shudras and the twice-born castes
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