The Amritpal Singh Saga is a Flopped Low-Budget Gangster Movie
Commentary on why the fugitive Amritpal Singh is akin to a gangster and not a Sikh theologian by any definition, and why his so-called movement has already flopped.
Jordan Peterson: The Asura Hiding in Plain Sight
A detailed critique exploring the rise of Jordan Peterson from the Hindu civilisational and philosophical perspective.
Rahul Gandhi’s Call for Foreign Interference in India is a Lethal Part of an Old Script
The Nehru dynasty has an umbilical link with England for nearly a century. How it has used this link for its own benefit is truly shocking.
Fighting Over Wheat in Pakistan is what Happens when Dharma is Destroyed
When Dharma is deliberately destroyed, nothing better can replace it. The ongoing food crisis and wheat-wars in Pakistan illustrates this phenomenon.
Men of Might in India Missions: A Bigoted Book as a Mirror to the Decline of the Hindu Society
"Men of Might in India Missions" was a book written by Helen H. Holcomb and published in 1901. It extolled 16 Protestant missionaries who achieved impressive successes in converting Hindus in India over a 200-year-period. The book is still a warning and a glaring mirror to the decline of Hindu socie
Why Don’t we still have any Creative Work on the 1962 Nehruvian Debacle?
It is astonishing that even after 60 years, there is not a single creative work narrating the dark truths of the 1962 humiliation that India was made to suffer at Chinese hands by Jawaharlal Nehru.
The Liars School of the BBC
The history of the BBC shows that it was always a propaganda arm of the colonial British Government and that its anti-India propaganda dates back to its founding days.
The Romila Thapar Saga: All the Oxygen of the World Won’t Revive a Fossil
Commentary on the recent backlash against the India International Centre inviting Romila Thapar for a lecture.
Phoney Western Indices as Tools for Recolonising Bharatavarsha
Creating fake indexes and misleading journalistic reportage about India is just the latest avatar of the biased colonial discourse emanating from the West for over three centuries.
The Nehru Dynasty Durbaris as the Inheritors of the Mughal Durbaris
Read the details of the eerie similarities between the courtiers of the Nehru clan and the durbaris of the Mughal Empire.