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Hindus under attack: weekly roundup of hate-crimes, persecution and discrimination against Hindus
Attacks on Hindus and Hindu Dharma, both in Bharat and overseas, are frequent and unrelenting. In many regions of the world, this persecution is...
Child abuse at children’s orphanage funded by US based Charis foundation
A 12-year-old Bengaluru girl was found to have been sexually harassed by the watchman of the children's orphanage she lived in. Watchman, Devendran, 40...
Hindus need to follow “Ek hath me Gita, ek hath me computer” now more than ever
When the Prime Minister discussed his vision for Muslim society in 2014, he coined the phrase “Ek hath me computer, ek hath me Quran”...
Palghar tragedy: two brothers of different faith fight over mother’s cremation rites
A fight broke out between two tribal brothers following different faiths in relation to their mother's cremation rites. The incident took place at Wada...
Increasing attacks on Hindus: why we need special laws for protection of Hindus and Hindu Dharma
For last two days, two unfortunate and barbaric incidents dominated the discourse in the country. One was the barbaric daylight killing of Nikita Tomar...
Tribal Narikuravas face evangelical threat in Kanchipuram
Narikuravas, one of the nomadic tribes of Tamil Nadu, protested against the missionary atrocities in Kanchipuram last week. A group of them living in...
Foreign Missionaries prove to be Bharat’s scourge even in spreading COVID-19 epidemic
While ordinary citizens are waking up to the abuse of tourist visa and other rules & regulations by the Islamic missionaries of Tablighi Jamaat...
11 things a Hindu can do for Dharma and culture
Many Hindus, especially those living in urban areas, have allowed their sense of community to deteriorate over time due to the overpowering allure of...
History, geopolitics and the Indian predicament
Bharat may survive the recent events in its capital city and violent turmoil elsewhere in the country as well. Whether Yogi Adityanath’s BJP will...
Bringing Bharat to heel
In the decades after Bharat's independence, Western powers, led by the UK and later increasingly the US, were irritated and disappointed with Nehru’s India....