How Western Indology Misread Sanskrit: The Colonial Distortion of Bhartṛhari
Tracing the journey of Bhartṛhari from a living darśana to a colonial artifact—and the urgent imperative to reclaim the Sanskrit tradition from within.
Tracing the journey of Bhartṛhari from a living darśana to a colonial artifact—and the urgent imperative to reclaim the Sanskrit tradition from within.
Verrier Elwin "married" a 13 year old girl & documented their sex life. His grip over Nawab Nehru gave him free hand to shape a policy which helped missionaries convert the North East wholesale.
From the poetic verses of Kālidāsa’s Meghadūta to the legacy of the Greek ambassador Heliodorus, discover the fascinating history of one of ancient India's greatest melting pots.
In this special Independence Day episode of The Dharma Podcast, we dive deep into the Kunti-Gita from the Udyoga Parva of the Mahabharata.
Swami Vankhandi of Sadh Belo: The Saint Who Rose from the Indus and Humbled a British Officer
How a single encounter in Bareilly in 1882 pulled a brilliant but drifting young Munshi Ram out of dissipation and set him on the road of Arya revival — the birth of a lifelong transformation.
The young St Nihal Singh's intimate portrait of Swami Shraddhananda who urged him to write, challenged colonial “peace,” and passed on a blazing torch of Arsha Dharma against inimical forces
From a Benares boatman’s quiet despair to the streets of Delhi — a hard look at mass agitations, the termite-like capture of academia, and why India’s classrooms have become the Left’s most successful nuclear bomb
From the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 to the digital battlefields of today, this is the untold story of how communism infiltrated India — not through open revolution, but through institutional capture, cultural sabotage, and relentless rebranding.
A rare glimpse into the unknown facets, brilliance, and spiritual evolution of Acharya M. Hiriyanna as recorded in his private diary.