Ramachandra Guha on Seven Western Rebels Who Fought for India's Independence But We've Forgotten
In an interview to talk about his new book ‘Rebels Against the Raj: Western Fighters for India’s Freedom’, Ramachandra Guha explains that the seven British and American people he has chosen to write about are “seven remarkable characters”, who led “unusual, interesting, eccentric and exciting lives”. He said they were “individuals of great courage, even recklessness”. They “embraced a country not their own and fought for its freedom”. Each of them spent time in jail fighting for India’s independence. Join The Wire's Youtube Membership and get exclusive content, member-only emojis, live interaction with The Wire's founders, editors and reporters and much more. Memberships to The Wire Crew start at Rs 89/month. / @thewirenews

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Ramachandra Guha on the Makers of Modern India (Full Length Version)

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Romila Thapar—I don't like Modi's India, it's too Narrow & Limited; History won’t be Kind to Him

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Five Fault Lines of Contemporary India | Ramachandra Guha | India Lecture Series

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Student Protest Success a Personal Defeat for Modi; His Self-confidence Will Weaken

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Why Narendra Modi will never be able to admire Mahatma Gandhi: Ramachandra Guha

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Is Israel repeating the Crusaders' fatal mistake? | Roy Casagranda | Déjà Vu

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The Challenge of Contemporary History| Dr. Ramachandra Guha @Godrej

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What if the 1857 Indian Rebellion had succeeded? British OUT but a broken nation emerges

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EP-343 | Inside India’s Biggest Cases: Rajiv, Indira, Jessica Lal & More | Ex-IPS Amod Kanth

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Ramachandra Guha on BJP, Tipu, Savarkar and Karnataka| No Filter with Dhanya Rajendran

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Yogendra Yadav ने Dharmendra Pradhan के इस्तीफ़े, CJP के भविष्य पर क्या कहा? Interview (BBC Hindi)

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One Hundred Years Since the Rowlatt Satyagraha: How Gandhi became an All-India Leader

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Kargil's Intelligence Failure, Saurabh Kalia & Pakistan Army's Brutal Truth Ft. Vikram Batra's Twin

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Ramachandra Guha: Indian Democracy's Mid-Life Crises

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From Kargil to the Coup: Events that Shook Pakistan (Book Discussion)

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The Long Life and Lingering Death of the Indian National Congress

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The Relevance of History for Indian Foreign Policy, a Conversation with Dr. Ramachandra Guha

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Gandhi's enduring legacy: Ramachandra Guha at TEDxMAIS

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Ramachandra Guha in conversation with Rudrangshu Mukherjee

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