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[Episode #91] Kunti-Gita: The Forgotten Warning Every Hindu Youth Must Hear

[Episode #91] Kunti-Gita: The Forgotten Warning Every Hindu Youth Must Hear

In this special Independence Day episode of The Dharma Podcast, we dive deep into the Kunti-Gita from the Udyoga Parva of the Mahabharata.

"Kshatra: The Tradition of Valour in India" — The Book that Must Adorn Every Hindu Home

"Kshatra: The Tradition of Valour in India" — The Book that Must Adorn Every Hindu Home

The English adaptation of Shatavadhani Dr. R. Ganesh's Kannada bestseller, Bharateeya Kshatra Parampare or "Kshatra: The Tradition of Valour in India" is now available for preorder. It is a seminal work on Kshatra, a fundamental value that enabled the Hindu civilisation to finally triumph after cent

Synthesis of Brāhma and Kṣāttra in the Teaching and Lives of Sri Krishna, Chanakya and Vidyaranya Swami

Synthesis of Brāhma and Kṣāttra in the Teaching and Lives of Sri Krishna, Chanakya and Vidyaranya Swami

The divine and profound lives of Sri Krishna, Chanakya and Vidyaranya Swami are the real-life illustrations of the synthesis of Brāhma and Kṣāttra.

Harmony between Brāhma and Kṣāttra in the Sanatana Tradition

Harmony between Brāhma and Kṣāttra in the Sanatana Tradition

The Hindu civilisation and culture flourished as long as harmony existed between Brāhma and Kṣāttra.

The Extraordinary Exercise Routine of Ratta-Kandarpadeva. Or How Hindus Finessed Their Kshatra

The Extraordinary Exercise Routine of Ratta-Kandarpadeva. Or How Hindus Finessed Their Kshatra

Ratta-Kandarpadeva or Indra IV, the last Rashtrakuta King daily engaged in strenuous war exercises. A brief description of his skill and prowess in performing these exercises offers brilliant insights and are relevant for all times.

Crushing the Heroic Hindu Spirit: Glimpses of the Real History of India

Crushing the Heroic Hindu Spirit: Glimpses of the Real History of India

Today is the day we commemorate the sacred memory of one of the greatest Hindu heroes of all time: Pratap Singh I Sisodia popularly respected as Maharana Pratap. This unparalleled warrior and imposing Kshatriya lionheart was fittingly born in the formidable fort of Kumbalgarh. There was no room for weakness,