TIPU SULTAN & SADDAM HUSSEIN
British sources described Tipu Sultan as a “furious fanatic”, who had “perpetually on his tongue the projects of jehad”. He was also deemed to be “oppressive and unjust”. Wellesley began a campaign of vilification against Tipu, portraying him as an aggressive Muslim. Tipu was duly invaded and killed in the war of 1799.
RICHARD WELLESLEY & DUBYA
The Revolt of 1857 was a clear reflection of the divide between the East and West. Almost 150 years later, the global political situation isn’t any different, says William Dalrymple as he draws out the uncanny parallels between past and present.
This interesting article appeared in Times today. You can read full article here if you think it is interesting theme.
MY PERSONAL STORY 
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Hassan Amin
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