Commentary on the interview of Karan Thapar and Sanjaya Baru on his new book, revealing how the legacy Lutyens elite continue to be stuck in a bubblewrap of time.
Every country that takes itself seriously employs strategies to ensure that it retains the ownership of its civilisation in its own hands
An examination of the Leftist narratives on the Hindu Rate of Growth, BIMARU, Cow Belt and their ongoing consequences for the Hindu civilisation.
The University Grants Commission, which issued a new draft syllabus of Indian History needs to be congratulated. The time for writing the true history of India was long overdue and this first step is a step in the right direction.
Firsthand accounts of the situation on the ground on the eve of India's independence including the role played by Qazi Muhammad Essa.
A commentary on the recent resignation of Pratap Bhanu Mehta from Ashoka University.
Excerpts from two brilliant anecdotes from D.V. Gundappa that show his prowess and preeminent position as the cultural chronicler of Bharatavarsha
The full story of how the eleven volumes of the majestic History and Culture of the Indian People were written. About fifty scholars working over 26 years created this masterpiece of Indian history.
K.M. Munshi's brilliant exposition of the gap and the contrast that exists between the philosophical and the political history of India. Unless this gap is resolved, the highly charged battles of Indian history writing will continue.
Excerpts from DVG's writings on how the Nehruvian policy after Independence systematically destroyed India's cultural empire in southeast Asia leading to a loss of cultural self-confidence.