Saving Hindu Children: Why are they Defenceless Against Anti-Hindu Propaganda?
Hinduism is worth defending and preserving but anti-Hinduism is very real, but how much of it means anything to our children?
Hinduism is worth defending and preserving but anti-Hinduism is very real, but how much of it means anything to our children?
The first of a multipart essay on the loss of parental authority over Hindu children, a worrying global social phenomenon
A walk down memory lane to uncover the manner in which history was used as a tool to create three generations of deracinated Hindus
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been described as a political rock star for his popularity in India and with India’s global diaspora. His bear hugs and smiling pictures with a great variety of world leaders has become iconic. Yet there remain those who are against him at whatever he
Preface Two key themes emerged from my scores of conversations with the people of Ayodhya on a fairly recent trip to the Punyabhumi, the birthplace of Parabrahma Swaroopa Sri Ramachandra. 1. The moment I mentioned the word “Babri Masjid,” the reply was the same from every person: “Kaun sa Masjid?
Dr. S.L. Bhyrappa recounts a personal anecdote of how his house was attacked by goons provoked by two eminent Marxist litterateurs
The contrast cannot be starker, and the trajectory, more contrarian. Every parallel train track typically ends in a wall. The childhood image of train tracks abruptly, almost rudely, suddenly disappearing inside a wall in Kanyakumari railway station comes to mind. As the curtains are fast falling on 2018, this analogy
This tumultuous century provides an opportunity for comprehensive decolonisation of the Hindu cultural psyche