Dr. Nandini Murali is a communications professional, author and researcher in Indic Studies. She is a Contributing Editor with the HinduPost. She loves to wander in the forests with her camera.
Rahul Roushan’s 'Sanghi who never went to a Shakha' provides a robust and well researched counter narrative to the mainstream secular liberal leftist discourse...
“Currently, around 1500 mature (urban 2600-1900 BCE) Harappan sites have been discovered in the basin of the River Sarasvati (tributaries of the present Ghaggar Hakra system),” says Michel Daninio, Indic studies scholar and author, 'The Lost River: On the Trail of the Sarasvati'
“You cannot read one article in Bharatiya press without the word ‘mythical ‘being attributed to the Sarasvati and it has even become so cliched! The River Sarasvati is not mythical as per Bharatiya literature. So, it’s a completely unjustified controversy,” says Michel Daninio, Indic studies scholar and author, The Lost River: On the Trail of the Sarasvati
In a provocative and incisive conversation with Eduardo Andino, Director of Development at the Institute on Religion and Public Life, Rajiv Malhotra challenges the...
The erudite Nityanand Mishra deconstructs the false narratives peddled by Devdutt Pattanaik in a conversation with Rajiv Malhotra. Deeply disturbing, it raises a plethora of problematic issues. Context matters. Delinking and decontextualising narratives from the Dharmic eco system renders our traditions and heritage vulnerable to cultural hijacks, balkanisation and homogenisation
Colonial Indologists, in tandem with colonial administrators, created a false entity known as the 'caste system' in India that subverted the traditional jati-varna paradigm, and has unfortunately become a deeply entrenched reality in the sociocultural fabric of contemporary Bharat...
Pt. Satish Sharma, the UK-based eminent scholar, Dharmic theologian, Hindu philosopher and Yogacharya, who has spearheaded the Justice for Rashmi Samant campaign says that...