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All that happen are with HIS knowledge, as per HIS will and are for good

Let there be more such topics for healthy discussions not only for better awareness but for better organised and consistent actions, too.(#5)

One such topic as per your desire !

Malabar rebellion

They reveal the multifarious nature of the movement.
As the controversy over the 1921 Malabar rebellion is raging, the accounts of the turbulent times chronicled by freedom fighter K.P. Kesava Menon in The Hindu a century ago bring to light the multifarious nature of the movement

While Menon praised Moplahs for their enthusiasm to join the Khilafat movement and Congress committees during the pre-rebellion days, he also provided a critical account of the forced conversion of a Thiyya woman of Nilambur in the note, ‘Forced Conversion,’ ‘the Calicut Case,’ published on July 6, 1922.

[URL unfurl="true"]https://theworldnews.net/in-news/focus-on-k-p-kesava-menon-s-accounts-of-malabar-rebellion[/URL]

<blockquote data-quote="Janaki Jambunathan" data-source="post: 449128" data-attributes="member: 12651">All that happen are with HIS knowledge, as per HIS will and are for goodLet there be more such topics for healthy discussions not only for better awareness but for better organised and consistent actions, too.(#5)One such topic&nbsp; as per your desire !Malabar rebellionThey reveal the multifarious nature of the movement.As the controversy over the 1921 Malabar rebellion is raging, the accounts of the turbulent times chronicled by freedom fighter K.P. Kesava Menon in The Hindu a century ago bring to light the multifarious nature of the movementWhile Menon praised Moplahs for their enthusiasm to join the Khilafat movement and Congress committees during the pre-rebellion days, he also provided a critical account of the forced conversion of a Thiyya woman of Nilambur in the note, ‘Forced Conversion,’ ‘the Calicut Case,’ published on July 6, 1922.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://theworldnews.net/in-news/focus-on-k-p-kesava-menon-s-accounts-of-malabar-rebellion[/URL]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janaki Jambunathan, post: 449128, member: 12651"] All that happen are with HIS knowledge, as per HIS will and are for good Let there be more such topics for healthy discussions not only for better awareness but for better organised and consistent actions, too.(#5) One such topic as per your desire ! Malabar rebellion [SIZE=6][B]They reveal the multifarious nature of the movement.[/B][/SIZE] As the controversy over the 1921 Malabar rebellion is raging, the accounts of the turbulent times chronicled by freedom fighter K.P. Kesava Menon in [I]The Hindu [/I]a century ago bring to light the multifarious nature of the movement While Menon praised Moplahs for their enthusiasm to join the Khilafat movement and Congress committees during the pre-rebellion days, he also provided a critical account of the forced conversion of a Thiyya woman of Nilambur in the note, ‘Forced Conversion,’ ‘the Calicut Case,’ published on July 6, 1922. [URL unfurl="true"]https://theworldnews.net/in-news/focus-on-k-p-kesava-menon-s-accounts-of-malabar-rebellion[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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