Ghar-Wapsi Celebrated in Contemporary Indian Literature
The primacy of Ghar-Wapsi has been celebrated in contemporary Indian literature most notably by Dr. S.L. Bhyrappa
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[Episode #88] Hindu Massacre in Pahalgam: High Time India Decapitated Pakistan
This Podcast breaks down the targeted massacre of Hindus in Pahalgam from historical and theological perspectives and calls for the urgent decapitation of Pakistan, the world's terror capital
The Forgotten 1947 Siege of Delhi: Scripted in Pakistan, Executed by Indian Muslims and Foiled by Sardar Patel
This is the story of Pakistan's attempted capture of Delhi less than a month after India attained independence and how Sardar Patel foiled it
How Indian Communists Helped the Muslim League to Carve out Pakistan
This is a little-known story of how the Indian Communists actively helped the Muslim League to create Pakistan
Udayanidhi Stalin, George Soros & Co: Or The Creeping Encirclement of the Last Dharmic Civilisation
A commentary on how a global nexus of anti-Hindu forces have thoroughly encircled the ancient Sanatana civilisation
Wanted: An Honest Body of Literary Fiction about the Partition of India
The existing body of creative literature on the Partition of India is comparatively small in number and notable for its deception and blatant ideological slant.
Jadunath Sarkar as a Seer: A Few Glimpses
These excerpts from a tribute to Sri Jadunath Sarkar show his foresight, developed from a lifelong devotion to the study of history
The Golden Pagdi is Much Better for a Sepoy than a Congress Topi
Firsthand accounts of the situation on the ground on the eve of India's independence including the role played by Qazi Muhammad Essa.
Dismissing a Defenceless Stenographer: A Slice from the Great Nehruvian Purge of the RSS
This is the story of K.V.S. Manian, a stenographer at the Director General of Civil Aviation who was dismissed in 1949 for his alleged links with the RSS.
The Wail Amidst an Imperial Wreckage that Seeded the Tabligh Campaign in Hindustan
The second part of The Dharma Dispatch series on the comprehensive history of the Tablighi Jamaat in India takes us back to the death of Aurangzeb