The West, often seen as a bastion of tolerance, is not immune to Hinduphobia.
VAs the world observes International Human Rights Day, a solemn question...
A testament to vision, resilience, and progress.
On 26 November 2024, India reached a historic milestone—75 years since the adoption of its Constitution. Rightfully described...
Democracy thrives when resources and opportunities are allocated equitably. Illegal immigration disrupts this balance.
India’s democratic framework and its richly pluralistic society face an existential...
In essence, LokManthan emerges as a beacon for celebrating Bharat’s rich heritage and fostering unity among its diverse cultural threads.
Next week, Hyderabad will host...
With Trump 2.0 on the horizon, India’s priority should shift from reflecting on the past to strategically planning its future approach.
Donald Trump has been...
Patel’s carrot and stick policy not merely involved taking the leadership into confidence but also recognizing the realities on the ground.
Kutch to Kohima, Kargil...
Once lauded for its freedom, openness, and progressive values, Canada, under Justin Trudeau, has become its own antithesis.
The recent allegations made by Canadian Prime...
The earlier Khalistan movement viewed the smuggling and sale of drugs as a lucrative money-making endeavour, something the Khalistani movement today has taken up.
Over...
The process will face certain challenges in initial adoption. Still, the necessity outweighs the potential difficulties that Indian democracy would face in the coming...
The phoney quest for human rights by Amnesty not merely lays bare its ideological propaganda but also showcases the hollow nature of its advocacy.
Adorned...
The reports and revelations coming from Kerala about sexual abuse, harassment, exploitation in the Malayalam film industry are reminders of the underbelly of glamour...
Most surveys or reports these days, like V-Dem, are just ideological servicing.
The Spring 2024 Global Attitude Survey by the Pew Research Center on Global...
Scepticism about NDA-III overlooks the foundation of the alliance. It was neither formed in opposition to anyone nor as a rag-tag opportunistic endeavour.
“To die...
Caution needed because of the several challenges that the university faces.
“Fire can’t destroy knowledge,” affirmed Prime Minister Narendra Modi while inaugurating the Nalanda University...
Orwell’s ideas remain profoundly relevant across various contexts and cultures.
George Orwell was born 25 June 1903 in Motihari, Bengal, an Anglo Indian with command...
Needed, credible higher education and integrity of examinations.
Sanity is not statistical.
George Orwell
Exam leaks have made one exam, one nation postulate to a serious rethink....
Reflecting upon the Emergency is more necessary than ever to gain perspective on what phrases like ‘rise of authoritarianism’ actually mean.
Eternal vigilance is the...
The narrative power of the Congress-Left ecosystem helped erase public memory by manipulation and misinformation.
Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit
“If all others accepted the lie which the...
It is heartening to see modern India recognising and honouring Shivaji’s legacy.
Shivaji’s diplomatic acumen in forging alliances with European powers like the Portuguese and...
The government has a unique opportunity to effect transformative change within the education sector.
India, the Mother of Democracy, has successfully conducted the largest and...
She rebuilt the Kashi Vishwanath temple in 1780, almost a century after its destruction by the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb.
On 31 May, India honoured the...
Historians writing about Indian history have treated Savarkar harshly and prejudicially.
Veer Savarkar was a multidimensional personality—a freedom fighter, social reformer, writer, poet, historian, political...
Contrary to many caricatures, Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) embody a spirit of inclusivity that transcends religious boundaries and embraces diverse sources of wisdom.
Since all...
Both Vivekananda and Ranganathananda bridged the Cartesian divide between science and religion.
The Bharatiya narrative architecture perceives knowledge as holistic and not in binaries of...
While the Western viewpoint often seeks to exert control over nature, the Indian perspective rejects human attempts to control nature.
The Panchabhoota Bharatiya narrative architecture...
Possession of islands away from the mainland provides strategic and political advantages to a country.
India is often seen and described as a sub-continent and...
His most extraordinary contribution was his pivotal role in drafting the Hindu Marriage Bills.
This 14 April we celebrate the 133rd birth anniversary of the...
Throughout history, women in Bharat have excelled as mathematicians, philosophers, and scholars of Vedic literature, challenging the notion that feminism and gender equality are...
The over-reliance on technology has inadvertently provided the terrorists with opportunities to manipulate information, blurring the line between actionable intelligence and misinformation.
The recent appalling...
India is on a trajectory where it is getting closer to realising JP’s ideas of a polity where common individuals matter, not selected elites.
Jayaprakash...
India is placed behind countries with questionable and rocky histories of democracy, including Nepal and Kosovo.
Another year, another report, yet the same story! The...
A flawed and divisive conjecture of the Bharatiya civilisation.
Regardless of the domains, a theory is never considered the final word; it remains subject to...
There has been substantial growth in per capita income across various states.
The policy of divide and rule constructed by the post colonial Nehruvian state...
The ideas encapsulated in ‘Integral Humanism’ are distilled from Deendayal Upadhyaya’s years of experience.
The Nehruvian State and its policy of cancel culture systematically marginalized...
In post-Independence India, Shyama Prasad Mukherjee, the founder of the Jan Sangh, emerged as a prominent and vocal critic of Article 370.
The Nehruvian state...
In its 54-year legacy, JNU proudly asserts that ‘no posts have been dereserved.’
UGC’s recent draft guidelines on implementing the reservation policy in higher education...
Congress and Communists came together to manipulate the defeat of Babasaheb in the 1952 Lok Sabha elections from North Bombay.
We are celebrating 75 years...
Two archaeological excavations, Rakhigarhi and Keeladi, have demolished two major myths of the Aryan invasion/migration theory and the Aryan/Dravidian divide or the North-South divide.
“Power...
