Vision History

2.5K posts

Vision History banner
Vision History

Vision History

@VisionHistory

The beauty of ancient history lies in the timeless tales that whisper through the ruins of time.

India Katılım Aralık 2019
208 Takip Edilen3.5K Takipçiler
Sabitlenmiş Tweet
Vision History
Vision History@VisionHistory·
Bengal house where Bhagat Singh hid after Saunder's killing in a shambles 💔 Uyari village of Khandaghosh block under West Bengal’s Bardhaman district houses the ancestral residence of legendary freedom fighter from Bengal & Bhagat Singh’s close associate, Batukeshwar Dutt (1/n)
Vision History tweet media
English
10
306
932
53.6K
Vision History
Vision History@VisionHistory·
ভগবান বুদ্ধ সাম্যের আচার্য। Courstey: Udbodhan - RKM Baghbazar #BuddhaPurnima
0
2
3
70
Harsh Goenka
Harsh Goenka@hvgoenka·
What does India have?
Harsh Goenka tweet media
English
2.3K
83
2.1K
513.4K
Vision History retweetledi
Harsh Goenka
Harsh Goenka@hvgoenka·
On the one hand billions spent on war, on the other, people queuing up for food. The world has such misplaced priorities! 😢
English
256
630
2.4K
79.8K
Vision History retweetledi
Surajit Dasgupta
Surajit Dasgupta@surajitdasgupta·
“Government? What is it? The one that sits in Kolkata? Never saw it!” says this farmer in West Bengal:
English
3
67
164
2.7K
Vision History retweetledi
Oppressor
Oppressor@TyrantOppressor·
In Panchkula, near the Khair forest area, more than 10,000 trees were cut overnight using silent cutters. Khair wood is expensive, and the logs were transported on camels. To avoid suspicion, the remaining stumps were burned. This came to the notice of a forest guard named Vijay Kumar. He said his father was a gardener, and seeing trees being cut felt like losing a part of his own family. He raised a complaint with the forest minister. But instead of action, he was suspended. He is now sitting on a protest alone. All this is happening in Haryana, where forest cover is already very low, around 3.25 percent. So far, the issue has received very little media attention.
Oppressor tweet mediaOppressor tweet media
English
205
5.9K
13.1K
307K
Vision History retweetledi
Adite Banerjie
Adite Banerjie@adite·
Today is one of those days that makes #writing well worth the effort. My #script went from the page to the sets and was shot by my friend, champion and extremely talented filmmaker @jaidsen. Thanks, Jaideep for the collaboration.🙏🏽 Psst...Don't miss the credit on the clapper! 😀
Adite Banerjie tweet media
English
5
0
6
173
supriyo sengupta
supriyo sengupta@supr1y0·
আজ থেকে আমরা 💖
supriyo sengupta tweet media
বাংলা
10
2
132
5.1K
Worst Witch
Worst Witch@witch_worst·
@BengalAntiquity No reason for Bengalis or any Indians to feel positive towards Anglos. It was Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj who built Calcutta, and the Marathas who put forward a written legal code and standardised judicial proceedings.
English
3
0
3
175
দীপ বসু রায় চৌধুরী
?? "Bengal" isn't. Everything you cited is from Kolkata. And in no way would that be different than the other metros such as New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore etc. " Bengal is one of the last Anglophile states". Jachchetai montobbyo kore dilei holo!
দীপ বসু রায় চৌধুরী tweet media
Wordita@wordi25

Bengal is one of the last Anglophile states left in India. From street names like ‘Shakespeare Sarani, Camac street etc, to the very popular Anglo club culture, Tollygunge club, Saturday Club etc and obviously stuff like this.

English
4
2
43
2.1K
Wordita
Wordita@wordi25·
@vjha013 > the world is one The many different wars in the world would beg to differ
English
2
0
2
628
Vision History
Vision History@VisionHistory·
@babumoshoy Gujarat easily takes the crown for the most underwhelming food in the country. From the bland offerings in Ahmedabad to the borderline inedible Kathiyawadi specialty joints, the entire state is a literal dead zone for anyone who appreciates actual taste
English
1
0
2
327
Stereotypewriter
Stereotypewriter@babumoshoy·
Having a veg-thali but only after US Treasury gave me the permission. #Ahmedabad
Stereotypewriter tweet media
English
156
705
9K
119.5K
Vision History
Vision History@VisionHistory·
Holi even became a tool for Political Resistance! ✊ ​In 1926, while in Mandalay Jail, Subhas Chandra Bose led a hunger strike demanding the right for political prisoners to celebrate Holi. He even submitted a budget of ₹100 for the festivities.
Vision History tweet media
English
0
0
7
63
Vision History
Vision History@VisionHistory·
The Shift: As the 19th century progressed, the Bengali middle class began to center their identity around Durga Puja. ​The British became more rigid They viewed Holi as "unruly" & Durga Puja as "stately." Slowly, the 5-day Holi break was trimmed, and the Puja vacation expanded.
English
1
0
6
55
Vision History
Vision History@VisionHistory·
The 5-Day Holiday: When Holi Ruled Bengal’s Colonial Calendar 🌸📜 Did you know that In 1787, the British gave a massive 5-day break for #Holi in Bengal, while Durga Puja was barely a blip! 😮 ​Early colonial records show Holi was once the bigger official holiday. 🌸📜
English
1
6
25
476
Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay
Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay@SanghamitraLIVE·
Can you recognise him? He is Amir Shaikh from Malda, West Bengal. He went to Rajasthan to earn a livelihood. Rajasthan Police detained, tortured, and pushed him back to Bangladesh — his “crime”? He speaks Bengali. He is a Bengali by birth. A Bengali Muslim from West Bengal. Yes, for being Bengali, he suffered humiliation and injustice. We from @Bangla_EkataM took to the streets in protest, and our representative stood by his family then. Today, at the Book Fair, Amir shared his story himself — leaving everyone shaken. Though he was later brought back to India, the insult and trauma he endured must not be forgotten. We will stand against every Bangla-birodhi force.
Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay tweet mediaSanghamitra Bandyopadhyay tweet media
English
223
884
2.8K
146.1K
Vision History retweetledi
Vision History
Vision History@VisionHistory·
This Shrine Pose picture of Shree Ramakrishna Paramahamsa was taken in front of the Krishna temple at Dakshineswar in 1884, when Sri Ramakrishna was 48 years old. Bavanath Chatterjee, the Master’s devotee from Baranagore, took this photograph of HIM in a high yogic state. 🌺
Vision History tweet media
English
23
104
621
0