In Marxist Mythology, the Bhagavad Gita is a Stratagem for Oppression
The Marxist Theory of History interprets the Bhagavad Gita as a stratagem for class oppression and paints Hindu society as fundamentally oppressive
Insights, analysis and commentary mostly on current happenings in India and occasionally geopolitics
The Marxist Theory of History interprets the Bhagavad Gita as a stratagem for class oppression and paints Hindu society as fundamentally oppressive
How Marxist ideologues pushed out honest scholars in the Humanities and History departments and injected Communism in these textbooks
Early Indian Marxists were tutored by the USSR and Chinese Communist ideologues and surpassed them in falsifying and inventing Indian history
First part of a series detailing the theory, practice and subterfuge of Indian Marxists in the history establishment
India does not need a JNU Communist inspired cultural or political revolution, which would only destroy the country and its great civilizational heritage.
The riots are not pogroms instigated by the Modi government but pogroms instigated against the Modi government
Nawab Nehru’s education system, a euphemism for Marxist indoctrination, birthed a new breed of Hindus which, over successive generations came to identify themselves as liberals, another euphemism for intellectual Stalinism. It is these Hindus who have willingly, gladly, joyously warmed the beds of the slaughterers of their ancestors and
Nothing has changed. The centerstage of the theatre of Jihad-fuelled carnage largely remains the same. Only that its side wings have jutted out and continue to expand westwards—from West Bengal to Uttar Pradesh…that other theatre of the same carnage located at the near-extreme north-western India,
Amit Shah, once again, performed on the floor of the Parliament like a seasoned boxer at his combative best, smashing, pounding and battering a bunch of runty baloneys into helpless submission and groaning protest. This is the sum and substance of the passage of the much-needed and long-awaited
With one stroke of his pen, Chief Justice Sri Ranjan Gogoi has perhaps earned what the Skaanda Purana says in its Phala Shruti: श्रुत्वा श्रीराम विजयम् पाप बाधात्प्रमुच्यते । तथैव शृङ्खला बन्धात्