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PM Modi Highlights Mumbai Man’s Website Mapping India’s History
Prime Minister Narendra Modi talked about a website made by Krishna Seshadri from Mumbai.
The website is called Bharatrajya.com.
It helps people learn who ruled different parts of India in different years.
Users choose a year, and the website shows the rulers or dynasties connected to that time.
Seshadri studied engineering, not history teaching or technology professionally.
He created the website because he wanted people to learn about India’s great empires.
He said he would like to speak with Rajendra Chola, Hemu and Tribhuvana Mahadevi.
Modi praised his work and noted that the website lets visitors suggest or correct information.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Mumbai’s Krishna Seshadri during the 137th episode of Mann Ki Baat.
Seshadri created Bharatrajya.com, a website that makes Indian history easier to explore.
Users can select a year to see which rulers or dynasties governed different parts of India.
Seshadri, who has an engineering background, said he was motivated by his interest in history.
He identified Rajendra Chola, Hemu and Tribhuvana Mahadevi as historical figures he would like to speak with.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Mumbai resident Krishna Seshadri.
- What
- Modi praised Seshadri for creating a website that maps India’s rulers and dynasties by year.
- Where
- The discussion was featured in Mann Ki Baat; Seshadri is from Mumbai and his website covers India.
- When
- Sunday, during the 137th episode of the monthly Mann Ki Baat programme.
- Why
- Seshadri created the website to make Indian history interesting and increase awareness of the country’s empires.
Key facts
- Programme
- Mann Ki Baat
- Episode
- 137th episode
- Website
- www.bharatrajya.com
- Creator
- Krishna Seshadri of Mumbai
- Main function
- Shows which rulers or dynasties governed different parts of India in a selected year
- Seshadri’s background
- Engineering
- Suggested historical figures
- Rajendra Chola, Hemu and Tribhuvana Mahadevi
Quotes
Krishna Seshadri
Mumbai-based creator of the bharatrajya.com history website
“I found it quite interesting; so I thought that I should get more information about this.”
thehansindia.com
“I thought of making a website to introduce the great empires of the nation to the people.”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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