by ptrikha21 » 02 Oct 2025, 11:24
The Israeli city of Haifa is officially revising its school curriculum to give credit where it's due: to Indian soldiers, not the British, for the city's liberation from Ottoman rule during World War I. Mayor Yona Yahav announced the change, noting, "In every school, we are changing the texts and saying that it wasn't the British but the Indians who liberated us." This crucial historical correction recognizes the valor of Indian cavalry regiments, which executed a daring charge on September 23, 1918, a date the Indian Army still observes in memory of the pivotal battle that freed Haifa.
News Source : Hindustan Times.
Image taken from the same.

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#WorldWarI #Haifa
The Israeli city of Haifa is officially revising its school curriculum to give credit where it's due: to Indian soldiers, not the British, for the city's liberation from Ottoman rule during World War I. Mayor Yona Yahav announced the change, noting, "In every school, we are changing the texts and saying that it wasn't the British but the Indians who liberated us." This crucial historical correction recognizes the valor of Indian cavalry regiments, which executed a daring charge on September 23, 1918, a date the Indian Army still observes in memory of the pivotal battle that freed Haifa.
News Source : Hindustan Times.
Image taken from the same.
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#WorldWarI #Haifa