Episodes of The Dharma Podcasts on our YouTube channel. Check out the channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@DharmaDispatch
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A long form podcast discussing the historical origins of a separatist narrative that posits a separate south Indian country and argues that India is not a country but a federation of states.
A Podcast on the appalling condition of Hindus under the successive regimes of the Nizams of Hyderabad with special focus on Mir Osman Ali
This is the second and concluding part of The Dharma Podcast series explaining the methodical and systematic manner in which the colonial British destroyed Hindu charitable institutions. In the previous part of this podcast series, we’ve seen how the Governor General Wellesley drastically reduced the endowments given to Hindu
It is a well known fact that India has never fully recovered from the all-encompassing horrors of British colonial rule. Both the human and the economic genocide carried out by the British against is well known. There's the famous research published by Columbia university which calculated that
First episode of a deep-dive critique of the 2006 Hindi film, "Rang De Basanti" as a medium for disseminating Communist propaganda in India
A long form conversation on the eternal relevance of Chanakya
A Century of Breaking India
A conversation with Dr. Chandraprakash Dwivedi, maker of the iconic TV series, Chanakya on how he created this masterpiece
Much ink continues to spilled over the recent “protests” over fee hike at Jawaharlal Nehru University. Until the dominance of social media, JNU used to be known as the “Mecca of Marxism,” “Where Red Beds Green,” “Kremlin on the Yamuna” and other unflattering epithets. At The Dharma Dispatch, we had
This is the second and concluding episode of a two-part series tracing the history of Communism in India since 1925. India presents a rather unique case for Communism. In its history of nearly a century, the Communists have failed to make serious inroads in capturing political power in the