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Hegemony and Hindu Dharma in West Indies : Part 5
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M.K. Gandhi
Gandhi, for mostly personal reasons of his own, accepted the British definition of Hindu ‘spirituality’ with its strong anti-physicality element. Initially, he defended...
From Seat Of Learning To Cesspool of Sedition
The row in 'prestigious' JNU has subsided. What makes it prestigious? In forty-six years of its life, it did not produce a single Nobel...
Deprivation of Dalits By British Rulers – Robbing The Poorest
In November, 2009, a self proclaimed critic of Hindu Dharma, Prof. Kancha Ilaiah of Osmania University, brought the subject of discrimination against ‘Dalits’ in...
Rahul Gandhi, You Are Not Worthy Of Commenting On Savarkar or Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi’s contempt for Vinayak Damodar Savarkar was apparent the other day in Lok Sabha. Sadly, like many other topics, his education on Bharat’s freedom...
Hegemony and Hindu Dharma in the West Indies – Part 4
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The Content of the Hegemony: Defining the British Identity
Even though Britain of 1757-1835 was not much different from Bharat of the same period, and...
Roma, The Lost Children Of Bharat
The International Roma Conference and Cultural Festival organized by ICCR (Indian Council for Cultural Relations) and ARSP from 12-14 February, aims at reviving a...
भोजशाला: हिंदुओं के लिए महत्वपूर्ण क्यों?
भोजशाला का निर्माण, महत्व और वैभव
भोजशाला विश्व का एक मात्र माँ वाग्देवी (सरस्वती) का अतिप्राचीन और अलौकिक मंदिर है। जहां कभी माँ वाग्देवी की...
Chalukya Queen Naikidevi- The Defender of Gujarat From Muhammad Ghori
The history of the Chalukyas of Gujarat has never suffered from want of historians since Hemachandra wrote his Dvyāśrayakāvya. His lead in this field of...
A Kashmiri Pandit’s Reply To Farooq Abdullah’s Taunts
On the somber occasion of the Kashmiri Pandit exodus day, rather than empathize with the victims of religious cleansing and introspect on the way...
The Genocide That Wasn’t – Remembering Kashmiri Pandit’s Exodus Day #KPExodusDay
January 19, 1990- a day chiseled in their collective memories - is the day of exodus of the Kashmiri Pandit community.
The name of ‘Kashmir' valley is derived...