The Gopala Who Appeared Only in the Rain
A temple boy lost in the jungle. A second Gopala with a flute and painted-horn cattle. And the afternoon a father finally understood why his son had stopped coming home at Godhuli.
Lies, Fake Narratives, and the Quest for an Original Sanatana Response
An essay examining the pervasive phenomenon of fake news in the contemporary time
Jayadratha's Yudhishtiran Forgiveness Leads to Mohandas Gandhi's Blackmail of the Nehruvian Government
Concluding part of the series on how the Kanika Niti episode in the Mahabharata has valuable lessons for contemporary Indian politics and policy
Duryodhana’s Lakshagriha Plot and the Congress Party’s Advisors
A story from the Mahabharata and its parallel to the contemporary politics of the Congress Party
The Cosmic Sweep Of Sanatana Statecraft And Polity: An Introduction
Introductory essay in a series exploring some facets of Sanatana statecraft and polity
Why we Should Question The Credibility of our Illiterate Left-Liberal Mullahs
An essay questioning the qualifications and credibility of the purveyors of the Left-Liberal discourse
The Psychotic Congress Hatred of Veer Savarkar Explained
A tribute to Veer Savarkar and the reasons for the Congress party's undying hatred for him
Opening the Communist Death Vault: An Introduction
An introduction to the dark and violent history and legacy of Communism in India
Excavating the Eminent Distorians: A Secularist Holocaust Memorial Museum at Ayodhya
A record of the destructive legacy of communism and secularism in India must be preserved
Acharya M Hiriyanna: The Joyous Radiance of Sanatana Erudition and Scholarship
A profile and humble tribute to Acharya Mysore Hiriyanna, one of the pristine scholars of Sanatana philosophy and aesthetics