Aabhas Maldahiyar

Aabhas Maldahiyar, an Architect and Urban-Designer, amalgamates an intense love for History with captivating storytelling. He champions the seamless fusion of History and Architecture, recognizing their intrinsic connection in narrative creation. His architectural masterpieces, envisioned as repositories of future stories, ignite his diverse literary odyssey, spanning Marxist and Ex-Marxist phases. Initially embracing Marxism in architecture school, a visit to Ajanta’s caves ignited a profound transformation. Shifting from Marxist literature to crafting fiction inspired by the Red Ideology, he delved deeper into the realms of History and Politics. His inaugural nonfiction, Modi Again: An Ex-Communist’s Manifesto (2019), chronicles his remarkable journey. Babur: The Chessboard King stands as the inaugural volume in his forthcoming series on ‘Timurid Gūrkāniyān’ (erroneously known as Mughals), founded on primary sources. A skilled reader of Persian manuscripts, Aabhas offers a distinctive lens to historical narratives.

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Real History of Babur: Myths vs Facts | Aabhas Maldahiyar & Anand Ranganathan
If there is no Hitler Road in Tel Aviv, why does India have a Babur Road, Akbar Road, and institutions named after invaders who committed genocide? This searing discussion at SRCC features author Abhas Mitra unpacking his book on Babur — a direct confrontation with India’s Stockholm syndrome toward its medieval conquerors. A key historical correction emerges: the Babri Masjid is shown to have first appeared during Aurangzeb’s era, not Babur’s — with traveller records and Abul Fazal’s own writings confirming the Ram Janmasthana Mandir’s...
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Rediscovering India’s Civilizational History | Panel Discussion
India’s colonial historians taught us to whip ourselves long after the master left — and that is the first narrative that must change. This panel discussion, held in Bengaluru, brings together scholars working on distinct but interconnected threads of India’s suppressed civilisational history. Each speaker takes 15–20 minutes to present specific recent work — covering the Aryan invasion theory’s flaws, caste system origins misrepresented through colonial lenses, the constructed binary between Agama and Nigama traditions, and the failure...
Gradual Change or Eternal Inertia The Pseudo-Secularism in India | DU Lit Fest
Gradual Change or Eternal Inertia: The Pseudo-Secularism in India | DU Lit. Fest
While one author's book instils hope for a mature dharmic state and India's rise, the other author's book presents a fearsome case for Hindus. In the context of the celebrated Pran Pratistha at the Ayodhya Ram Mandir and PM Modi's potential comeback
Dismantling Global Islamic-Communist Jihad Conference - Panel 2 Moderate Islam - Reality or Myth
Dismantling Global Islamic-Communist Jihad Conference - Panel 2: Moderate Islam - Reality or Myth?
The 'Dismantling Global Hindutva' Conference organized by Hinduphobic and Hindumisic Islamic-Leftist-Communist organizers required a befitting and hard-hitting response to expose the real issues plaguing every civilization and especially Hindus..
Babur The Chessboard King | Book Discussion | Aabhas Maldahiyar
Babur: The Chessboard King | Book Discussion | Aabhas Maldahiyar
In this ‘objective biography’, the author explains that Babur was not a ‘Mughal’ king but the founder of the Timurid Empire in Hindustan. From his rise in Ferghana to setbacks in Samarkand and eventual establishment in Kabul, the book destroys the conventional depiction of this ruler..
Problems in the Standard Islamic Narrative (SIN) An Analysis | Aabhas Maldahiyar
Problems in the Standard Islamic Narrative (SIN): An Analysis | Aabhas Maldahiyar
Aabhas raises numerous red-flags in the Standard Islamic Narrative(SIN) that we have been hearing or reading till date. He also makes a compelling case for the need to question the classic tale of Islam & Muhammad since there is a lack of written biographical material for around two centuries..
Lessons to be learnt from Moplah Riots | Aabhas Maldahiyar
Lessons to be learnt from Moplah Riots | Aabhas Maldahiyar
Talking about the moplah riots the speaker takes us to the root of such movements. 2500 Hindus were forcibly converted, the sexual assaults, the temples destroyed, all the atrocities tell the tale of aspiration for political dominance in the region while using religion as weapon..
From COVID to WHO to Galwan Exposing China Expansionist Ideology | Aabhas Maldahiyar
From COVID to WHO to Galwan Exposing China Expansionist Ideology | Aabhas Maldahiyar
The pandemic “COVID” has brought world on knees. The role of China in unleasing the deadly Wuhan virus is already too well known. However, the dubious role of the World Health Organization (WHO), especially that of its Director-General Dr. Tedros who has in shielding China or delaying the declaration..
Re-Thinking the Origin of Islam & Qur’an | Aabhas Maldahiyar
Re-Thinking the Origin of Islam & Qur’an | Aabhas Maldahiyar
In continuation to understanding flaws in the Standard Islamic Narrative (SIN), Aabhas will discuss the probable origin of Islam according to the Alternative Islamic Theory (AIT) and also show how Islam actually originated in Northern Arabia and not in the South as claimed in the SIN..
Architectural Applications and the Way Forward I IIT KGP | Aabhas Maldahiyar
Architectural Applications and the Way Forward I IIT KGP | Aabhas Maldahiyar
Aabhas is practicing Architect with experirnce of more than a decade. He has deep inclination in the field of History buttressed with the charm for telling stories. He lives his profession superimposing various thoughts, concepts and ideas derived from the “gone by days”. He believes that both Architecture and History are strong allies wherein latter depends on former to tell the tale of the matter. He sees That every Architecture is Germinated by imagining a story of the habitants/ users of near future and the same shall become the source to decode the...
Busting the Myth Mughals Made India Rich | Aabhas Maldahiyar
Busting the Myth: Mughals Made India Rich | Aabhas Maldahiyar
There are various myths circulating around, appreciating Mughals for making India Rich, since years & years. The myth that Babur being the first Islamic Attacker who decides to stay in India & flourish her more. It goes on to glorify Akbar as one of the most generous, secular king ever..
Who Wrote the Quran and Who was Muhammad | Aabhas Maldahiyar
Who Wrote the Quran and Who was Muhammad? | Aabhas Maldahiyar
In this talk the origin of Quran and probable true story of Muhammad will be discussed. Focus will also be laid on understanding how actually Islam finally branched out of Judeo-Christian faith. Some glimpses on Mecca will also be laid..
Did Hindus persecute Buddhists | Aabhas Maldahiyar
Did Hindus persecute Buddhists? | Aabhas Maldahiyar
When you talk about destruction of Mandirs by Islamic invaders, the Marxist school brings a narrative that “Hindus too persecuted Buddhists.” While the truth stands poles apart from such claim. Examining the primary sources gives a different story altogether. In this talk we will focus around the below three major issues..
The Middle Eastern Dilemma | DU Lit
The Middle Eastern Dilemma | DU Lit. Fest | Neeraj Atri | Aabhas Maldahiyar & Rahul Dewan
The Middle Eastern Dilemma, also known as the Israel-Palestine conflict, is a complex and seemingly never-ending struggle. This video dives into the heart of the issue, exploring the historical roots, religious tensions, political complexities, and humanitarian impact. We'll hear from diverse perspectives..

Did Hindus persecute Buddhists? | Aabhas Maldahiyar

When you talk about destruction of Mandirs by Islamic invaders, the Marxist school brings a narrative that “Hindus too persecuted Buddhists.” While the truth stands poles apart from such claim. Examining the primary sources gives..

Did Hindus persecute Buddhists? | Aabhas Maldahiyar

When you talk about destruction of Mandirs by Islamic invaders, the Marxist school brings a narrative that “Hindus too persecuted Buddhists.” While the truth stands poles apart from such claim. Examining the primary sources gives..