Insight

Insights, analysis and commentary mostly on current happenings in India and occasionally geopolitics

Essays

Romilayana: Romila Thapar’s Hatred of Hindu Dharma Disguised as History Writing

Romilayana: Romila Thapar’s Hatred of Hindu Dharma Disguised as History Writing

The concluding episode of Romilayana dissects line-by-line, some of the most egregious distortions of both Hindu and Muslim history of India

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Romilayana: How Romila Thapar Lied her Way to Historical Eminence

Romilayana: How Romila Thapar Lied her Way to Historical Eminence

A new series tracking the dubious career of Romila Thapar, the foremost member of the cabal of the so-called Marxist historians

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Ram Swarup’s Skewering of the Myth of the Liberal Muslim

Ram Swarup’s Skewering of the Myth of the Liberal Muslim

In a deeply philosophical essay, Ram Swarup, the towering philosopher and intellectual elucidates why there is no such thing as a Liberal Muslim using the hounding of Mushirul Hasan as a case study

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Clean up the Campuses. Now!

Clean up the Campuses. Now!

Commentary on the shocking event at O.P. Jindal University in which a law student, Mukundan M Nair openly instigated students to replace Hindu temples with mosques.

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The Dravidification of Karnataka Politics

The Dravidification of Karnataka Politics

Congress MP D.K. Suresh's call for a separate South Indian nation heralds the Dravidification of Karnataka politics and must be checked if we are serious about national unity

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When Nawab Nehru Feared a Coup: His Ultimate Nightmarish Legacy

When Nawab Nehru Feared a Coup: His Ultimate Nightmarish Legacy

After India's humiliation at China's hands in 1962, Nehru was a broken man. Instead of resigning owing moral responsibility, he stuck to his power and till the end of his life, he feared that a military coup would unseat him.

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Nawab Nehru: The Weakling who Worshipped Dictators

Nawab Nehru: The Weakling who Worshipped Dictators

Throughout his life Nawab Nehru worshipped absolute dictators like Lenin, Stalin and Mao because deep down, he was riddled with a massive inferiority complex.

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Nawab Nehru, Muhammad bin Tughlaq and Tyranny: An Analysis

Nawab Nehru, Muhammad bin Tughlaq and Tyranny: An Analysis

Among all the myths created about Nawab Nehru, he is compared favourably with the Muhammad bin Tughlaq for being a misunderstood visionary genius.

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Reclaiming Sri Rama Mandir: A Landmark in Recovering Bharatavarsha's Spiritual Freedom

Reclaiming Sri Rama Mandir: A Landmark in Recovering Bharatavarsha's Spiritual Freedom

The reclamation of Sri Rama Mandir is a phenomenon that works at multiple levels. It merits a comprehensive volume in its own right.

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Reclaiming the Sri Rama Mandir: Lessons and Insights for the Hindu Community

Reclaiming the Sri Rama Mandir: Lessons and Insights for the Hindu Community

Reflections on the Prana Pratishtapana of Sri Ramachandra that was completed yesterday, on Jan 22, 2024

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