An Analysis of DVG’s Renunciate Poetry
This episode delves into a detailed analysis of DVG's Renunciate Poetry with special emphasis on Daarigara Haadu
DVG - The Covert Saṃnyāsi and his Confessional
By his innate temperament, D.V. Gundappa (DVG) was a renunciate or Saṃnyāsi as he discloses in his essay, Hakkiya Payana
Virakta Kavya or Renunciate Poetry in the Indian Literary Tradition
Exploring the splendid tradition of Virakta Kavya or Renunciate Poetry in the Indian tradition since the Vedic times to the 20th Century
A Survey of D.V. Gundappa as a Renunciate Poet
First episode of a series surveying the contributions of D.V. Gundappa to the poetic genre that can be called Virakta Kāvya or Renunciate Poetry
Kamal Haasan's Pathetic Slide into Irrelevance
Commentary on the ugly descent of Kamal Haasan into irrelevance
The Swan Song of R.C. Majumdar
In his final address, R.C. Majumdar recalls the timeless maxim that history divorced from truth does not help India
R.C. Majumdar’s Firsthand Experience of how Congress Distorted Indian History
From personal experience, R.C. Majumdar recounts how Congress distorted Indian history by suppressing facts and inventing theories
When R.C. Majumdar Predicted the Invasion of Leftist Distorians
In an eye-opening lecture in 1968, Sri R.C. Majumdar predicted the ensuing invasion of the history establishment by Leftist Distorians
How Maoism Transformed Three Generations of Youth into Terrorists
Maoism turned three generations of Indian youth into terrorists by brainwashing them on university campuses and through media
The Song of the Wayfarers
This is an English translation of DVG's evocative Kannada poem, Daarigara Haadu or the Song of the Wayfarers