The project of wholesale distortions of the history of medieval Muslim atrocities in India ranks as one of the greatest subversions of the Hindu psyche. However, what does it show when even a comparatively recent event like the barbaric genocide of Hindus in Malabar at the hands of Moplah Muslims is whitewashed and more or less buried? Most of our history textbooks and other texts simply refer to this horrific mass murder merely as a "rebellion." This lecture attempts to dig out the real facts of this tragic genocide using primary sources and eyewitness reports and other material to expose the real truth behind the mass murder of Malabar Hindus. About the Speaker: - Sandeep Balakrishna is a veteran writer, author, editor, speaker, columnist and independent researcher for about 20 years writing on Indian Philosophy, Literature, Indian History, Temples, and Indian Culture. During the course of this period, he has authored over 800 articles, essays, critiques and academic papers and delivered lectures articles on numerous topics in these areas. He writes in both English and Kannada. His articles, columns and research papers have appeared in prestigious journals, newspapers and magazines in both print and digital format and cited by the BBC, India Today, DailyO, Firstpost, Swarajya, Prekshaa Journal, Mint, CNN, and Outlook, among others. He is the author of the bestselling History book titled, “Tipu Sultan: The Tyrant of Mysore,” which has been widely referenced and quoted in mainstream publications and Television programmes. He has translated well-known scholars and writers from Kannada to English. He has translated Padmashri and National Professor, Dr. S L Bhyrappa’s path-breaking Kannada novel, “Aavarana” into English, currently in its tenth reprint. Sandeep Balakrishna is also a Fellow of the Indian Council for Philosophical Research. Misc: - · Contributing Editor: Prekshaa Journal · Founder and Chief Editor: The Dharma Dispatch Listed below are some of the important papers and articles that have been published so far. Books: - 1. Tipu Sultan: The Tyrant of Mysore, 2013, Rare Publications, Chennai. With a foreword by Shatavadhani Dr. R Ganesh. 2. A Concise History of the Madurai Sultanate, 2014, Rare Publications, Chennai. 3. Seventy Years of Secularism: Unpopular Essays on the Unofficial Political Religion of India, 2018, Indus University, Ahmedabad. YouTube English: http://www.youtube.com/c/SangamTalks YouTube Hindi: https://www.youtube.com/sangamhindi Follow Sangam Talks on social media : Telegram : https://t.me/sangamtalks Twitter: https://twitter.com/sangamtalks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sangamtalks/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sangamtalks/ Website: http://www.sangamtalks.org Donate: http://www.sangamtalks.org/donate

Chandragupta is initiated into the world of studies. His uncle is not happy with the decision and asks 5000 gold coins from Vishnugupta. He begins educating his disciples in all fields.

Refugees from western regions arrive at Taxila for shelter. In order to fulfill his ambition, Ambhi Kumar surrenders to Alexander, Ambhiraj commits suicide. A conflict takes place between Ambhi and Acharya Vishnugupta, where Acharya orders him to leave Gurukul.

Vishnugupta meets the boy Chandragupta and decides to become his teacher. In the grand conference Dhanananda ridicules all the students and graduates, referring to them as beggars. There is a heated conversation between the two and Vishnugupta leaves the court insulted.