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Warangal A2Z About US
by renukha borigam in Culture & Society > History
Warangal, located in the Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh, is at a distance of about 150 km from Hyderabad. Capital of the erstwhile Kakatiya Dynasty in the 12th century, Warangal was also known as Orugallu and Ekasilanagaram.
Grand Coulee Dam Was Not Everyone's Dream
by Jo Adamson in Culture & Society > History
Grand Coulee Dam opened in 1941 and it changed desert to farm land, and gave people 'power' over their lives. However, not everyone benefited from it, and many Indians lost their livelihood when their treaties were violated and their dip-netting sites (Kettle Falls and Celio Falls) were erased by the rising water behind the Grand Coulee Dam.
Same Sex Marriages
by jadamax in Culture & Society > History
No one has the right to judge the unions between a couple even though it's a man and a man or a woman or a woman, it's the will of god to Judge.
Martin Luther King's Speech
by mensab in Culture & Society > History
A poem to celebrate the historic "I have a dream" speech by Martin Luther King.
The English Legacy: I Have Gained a Clearer And Wider Overview Concerning The British Past
by Blossom S in Culture & Society > History
The English Legacy is a highly readable historical literature. It’s suitable for readers who are interested in British history and want to learn more about the country.
Tommy Macpherson: A Very Scottish Hero
by Mellisa in Culture & Society > History
Tommy Macpherson was the Britain's most decorated former soldier. He had joined the army when he was just a school boy and by the age of 21 he knew more about killing and wrecking than most men would ever know. Macpherson has enjoyed a successful business career too. This article will spread light on Tommy Macpherson's career and his brave acts.
The Ethos of The Orderly or Sahayak in th Eindian Army
by Madan G Singh in Culture & Society > History
The orderly has been part of the army for 2 centuries, but now it is an anachronism and needs to be phased out
Kings George VI Speech Impediment
by phyllislogie in Culture & Society > History
King George VI, called Albert at birth was thrust into the public arena when his older brother Edward VIII abdicated for love of Wallis Simpson, the twice married American socialite. George has a crippling stammer making him unable to speak publicly and as speech making was an essential part of his brief a cure had to be found.
Story of “february 21, 1952” – The International Mother Language Day
by Emon Anam in Culture & Society > History
This is about the History of International Mother Language Day.
History of The New Jersey State Police
by ArnoldBustillo in Culture & Society > History
The New Jersey State Police have been working for the citizens of New Jersey since 1921. In the years since its inception, the agency has been seen as a law enforcement leader in multiple areas of police administration, law enforcement, and criminal investigations.