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I agree with most parts. Apart from (8). To further the discussion, let's dig deep into that, as it is the most controversial. Also, regarding Point (1). We know that Maharaja Ranjit Singh's ancestor Budh Singh was a cultivator and a landowner, and obtained Chaudhriat (a jagir, in a sense)...

My pleasure Vaidwan sahab! My apologies if I came across to aggressive. I often get quite passionate when I hear of this "Sikh History" rubbish being spread across the internet as if these recently fabricated lies are the absolute historic, socio-political and economic truth. [In fact, you'll...

I'm not sure about detox products. But Dr John Bergman is by far the most knowledgeable individual I have come across regarding the subject (and any matter regarding health and disease). Would highly suggest you browse through his YouTube channel. Here are some videos (my favs) that you may...

(3) I explained this earlier. This is a very modern phenomena. That is utter rubbish. First of all, that would mean all landed Hindu Jatt tribes and big chaudhries during the Mughal era should've been referred to as Rajputs? Then how come many Rajputs during the same era (especially...

This is absolutely ridiculous. It seems that you have fallen into the trap of the modern-day Sikh historians (largely of tarkhan (carpenter "skilled" labourer / artisan) and khatri ("munshi" [admin] or "hatti vaale" [shop keeping] backgrounds - those who have traditionally ancestrally occupied...

Interesting excerpt on Aristocracy / Social Hierarchy in 14th century - & Chaudharies Here is a link to an excerpt from The Cambridge Economic History of India[Edited by Tapan Raychaudhuri, Irfan Habib] Page 57 onwards is particularly interesting. It talks about the establishment of a new...

For quite some time, I have been trying to remove the quite erroneous and silly statement labeling the entire Jat community as "traditionally non-elite tillers" on the Wikipedia article about Jats (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jat_people). I am quite suspicious of the moderator of the article 'Sitush'...

VK Singh has always wanted a 'rajput' to become the Chief of Army Staff , after himself, he was trying for B.S. Jaswal to be his successor, but Jaswal had no interest in doing so (despite VK Singh and his cousins best efforts). I think the fact that he was demanding a 'wait' seems to indicate...