Historically, temple-centred growth was socially anchored. Whether modern revival replicates this redistributive logic or collapses into narrow commercialisation will determine its legitimacy.
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Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit
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Is this the end of the rulesbased order? Or should we ask if this is the end of the illusion that the world ever truly operated under a …
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A civilisation unsure of its past cannot remain sane in a world that weaponises narratives. The way forward is neither denial nor dogma but honest recognition.
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Anandamath, Sanyasi resistance, and the Hindu awakening
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Liberal societies cannot defend diversity by refusing to confront ideologies that seek to destroy it.
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Recent aviation chaos highlights governance challenges, corporate accountability, and India’s democratic resilience.
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Tragedy is that loudest champions of tolerance have become intolerant. Those who claim to defend inclusion now practise exclusion.
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While the intention to modernize academic standards is always laudable, several provisions in the UGC draft raise concerns about their potential to undermine the quality of Indian academia.
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The fragmentation of the western spirit is now visible. It must wake up to alternative civilizational systems that exist and to a world that is not anti-western but …
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Shankaracharya’s enduring influence flows from the depth of his writings. They address the root causes of human confusion: ignorance, ego
