When has 'history repeated itself' in Indian history?

History has often repeated itself in India, notably during the colonial and post-colonial periods. For instance, the British Raj's oppressive policies paralleled earlier foreign invasions and dominance, such as those by the Mughals and the Turks. Furthermore, socio-political movements like the struggle for independence echo earlier resistance against foreign rule, highlighting patterns of exploitation and rebellion throughout India's history. The rise of communal tensions in contemporary times also mirrors earlier periods of religious strife, illustrating recurring themes of division and conflict.