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#28 Adi Shankaracharya : The Intellectual Giant of India.

Hey Infinities, in this article you'll be diving into the life journey of an intellectual giant, a genius of linguistics, and above all, a spiritual light and the pride of India : Adi Shankaracharya, whose statue was recently unveiled at Kedarnath in Uttarakhand on Friday, 5 November, 2021. So, the intellectual journey starts... The prodigal child and an extraordinary scholar, a devotee of Lord Shiva with almost superhuman capabilities was born on 11th May 788 AD, at Kaladi near Kochi, Kerala. The level of wisdom and knowledge he showed at a very early age made him a shining light for humanity. At the age of two, he could fluently speak and write Sanskrit. At the age of four, he could recite all the Vedas, and at the age of twelve, he took sanyas and left his home. Even at such a young age, he gathered disciples and started walking throughout the country to re-establish the spiritual sciences. He was responsible for reviving Hinduism in India to a great extent when Buddhism was gai...

#27 The Story of Emboldened Mission to Capture Adolf Eichmann!

Hey Infinities, this article is about one of the thriller secret operation of capturing Adolf Eichmann and it is totally written in a cliffhanger way, so that you don't get bored. So, let's dive in this! Perhaps besides Hitler, Lieutenant Colonel Adolf Eichmann had the passion to kill the Jews of Europe, as in no one else! Many years after the end of the Second World War, during his stay in Argentina, Eichmann said in an interview given to a Dutch man 'William Sesan' -  "To tell you the truth, if we had killed all the 1,30,00,000 Jews living in Europe my work would have been done, since this had not happened, I would have held myself responsible for the troubles of my future generations. Yes, we were not able to complete this work because we were few in number, but we did as much as we could!" Adolf Eichmann ‘Rafi Eitan’ was made the commander of this mission, by the end of April 1960, a team of 4 Mossad spies had entered Argentina from different directions. W...

#26 The Unsaid Truth of Tipu Sultan!

 Hey Infinities, this article is not about the life of the Ruler of Mysore : Tipu Sultan who ruled for over 17 years. In this article, you'll get to know about the Unsaid and Dark Truth of Tipu Sultan. Is Tipu Sultan : the ruler of Mysore, one of the heroes of independent India? In the womb of this question is the recent proposal, which was presented by the Samajwadi Party before a committee of the country's richest Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). It demanded that a garden in Mumbai be named after Tipu Sultan. It is true that the decision on this was deferred after protests by some Hindu organizations. But this is not the first time an attempt has been made to glorify Tipu in the country. Last month in Andhra Pradesh too, there was an attempt by the MLA of ruling YSR Congress to install a statue of this ruler. The main opposition JD(S) and Congress in Karnataka are in favor of celebrating Tipu Sultan's birth anniversary at the state level and he has done so severa...

#25 The Legendary Singer who thought that He was a Stupid Prankster!

Hey Infinities, On this day, two years before - 01.07.19, Infinity  was founded and today 01.07.2021 Infinity celebrates it's gilt-edged journey of providing you with knowledgeable articles and always trying to bring out something new than before. In this article also, we've researched and have brought an inspiring as well lesson-giving article which is not written by Infinity, the words in this article are aforementioned by the Legendary Singer Kishore Kumar.  Kishore Kumar " Years ago when I entered the film industry, I was a slim, serious young man. I had a passion to sing well. My idols were names like K.L. Saigal and Khemchand Prakash, whose names would echo the existence of the film industry. I always looked up to these two stalwarts as examples for myself. My initial efforts as a playback singer were very successful. Khemchand Prakash used to think that one day I will start singing very well. His thinking was not wrong either. But here my career thread came in the ...

#24 The Revolutionary who fought against The British Imperialism Forces : Ram Prasad Bismil.

Hey Infinities, in this article you will get to know briefly about one of the most noteworthy Indian freedom fighter who resisted British colonial forces till his last breath, he was the great Revolutionary of India - Ram Prasad Bismil on whom India is proud of. He was born on 11th June, 1897, in a nondescript village in Uttar Pradesh Shahjahanpur district. His parents were Moolmati and Murlidhar. His life tenure was not a long one, he only lived for 30 years, but did many great work for his country and countrymen. He joined the Arya Samaj which was founded by Dayananda Saraswati in 1875. This had a esoteric influence on him, he often employed poetry as his weapon of choice in the fight against the imperialist forces. The ideals of revolution first took root in his mind when he read the death sentence awarded to Bhai Parmanand, an Indian nationalist and Arya Samaj missionary.  Bismil was just 18 then and unleashed his anguish through his poem Mera Janm . His views were in austere c...

#23 Buddha in the Age of Pandemic!

Hey Infinities, today, in the era of COVID19 pandemic, the whole world is once again praying for the prayer of Buddha's refuge.  Once again the consciousness of ' युद्ध नहीं, बुद्ध ' is awakened in the world. The Buddha always experiences the intensity of the relevance to humans worldwide. Saddened by the human suffering of disease, old age and death, 2600 years ago, when Prince Siddharth Gautam went out of the palace to find a remedy for the liberation from the slightest morbidity of human beings, he was not a Buddha. After hard penance and seclusion, when he had a 'Shaktipat' of enlightement in a meditative state under the Peepal tree (Bodhi tree) in Bodh Gaya (Bihar), he became a 'Buddha' to the prince who renounced the palace. After attaining enlightenment, Buddha made 12 vows while dedicating his life to mankind. These were all vows. Among these, the sixth and seventh vows of the Buddha prove them even more relevant today. Buddha made the sixth vow - al...

#22 The Life Journey of 'The Maker of Modern India : Bal Gangadhar Tilak'.

Hey Infinities, in this article you will be knowing the life journey of one of the first and strongest advocates of Swaraj (self-rule) and a strong radical in Indian consciousness. So, let's know more about him. Bal Gangadhar Tilak, also well known as Lokmanya Tilak born as K eshav Gangadhar Tilak  on 23 July 1856. He was born to Parvati Bai Gangadhar and Shri Gangadhar Tilak. Father of the Indian Renaissance was raised in Ratnagiri, Maharashtra. He was just 16 when he got married to Tapibai (later changed to Satyabhamabai Tilak). In 1877, Tilak received a bachelor's degree in mathematics from the Deccan College in Pune. In 1879, he completed LLB from the Government Law College, Bombay. After studies, Tilak took up teaching in a school and then went on to become a journalist. With the goal of improving the quality of education, Tilak, along with friends, co-founded the New English school in 1880. In 1884, Tilak and his associates established the Deccan Education Society to spre...