Original essays written in English and approved translations from Hindi, newest edition first. Where a term of shastra matters in a translation, the Hindi original is authoritative.
329 articles
Disclaimer : Take this article in a sarcastic note. The hard science which often posits itself superior to the much more humane social science can never come up with the fact that science being an activity of the broader boundary of the society is essentially in the domain of soc
16 September 2019 · 3 min read
As counterintuitive as it may appear to the naive mind, but the reality has been that the Western world under the leadership of USA has been the actual practitioners of dialectical materialism while opposing the Soviet Union after world war 2 on the name of war against communism.
30 March 2019 · 2 min read
If someone wants to fill an ocean with idiots, the person only needs to consider Hindus for it and the goal will be accomplished. The recent Surf Excel ad which brazenly promotes Love Jihad under the pretext of communal harmony appears to be an ad promoting harmony between Hindus
10 March 2019 · 3 min read
Every one of us must have come across such posts that we (Hindu society) worship women and we rape/molest/harass them. First of all, we need to understand that "We (Hindus) worship women" is absolute nonsense. This moronic idea is being imposed on the Hindu society by the left-li
8 March 2019 · 2 min read
Hindustan Unilever's ad portraying Kumbh Mela as a gathering of irresponsible children abandoning their old hapless parents is the manifestation of how big business houses have been infected with the dominant narrative of Hinduphobia and virtue signaling. The phenomena of big bus
7 March 2019 · 4 min read
On the day of Mahashivratri, you must have observed your parents or grandparents worship the Shiva Linga in the morning. They might have even asked you to come to the temple with them to bathe the linga with water or milk and you may or may not have accompanied them for various r
2 March 2019 · 6 min read
When I tell someone I am a doctor most people automatically assume I would have nothing to do with religion. I have had that thrown at me so many times that its not even funny anymore! The perception that people into science are not into religion and vice versa is quite widesprea
23 February 2019 · 4 min read
In the interim budget presented by FM Piyush Goyal, the defense budget has been increased by 6.87 percent to Rs 3.18 lakh crore against last year's allocation of Rs 2.98 lakh crore. The defense allocation for the coming year will account for 15.5 percent of the central government
15 February 2019 · 2 min read
It's rather amusing to see the fall of Western society while submitting itself before Islam under the guise of multiculturalism and celebration of diversity, amplified by the guilt-tripping of every man by leftists for not being compassionate enough. The recent case being – UK go
10 February 2019 · 2 min read
Disclaimer : Take this article in a sarcastic note. Since it has been established without any doubt that Hindu V ivaha Samaskara is an extremely patriarchal and misogynistic collection of rituals, it was inevitable that enlightened Hindus reformed this to be consistent with the f
6 February 2019 · 2 min read
Here's a short story that may change your perception of human perception: Once a pregnant mother asked her daughter, "What do u want- a brother or a sister and like whom?" Daughter :- Brother, like Ravana. Mother :- What? Are you out of your mind? Daughter :- Why not Mom? Ravana
2 February 2019 · 6 min read
It's rather painful to see the fall of Arun Shourie when the man has decided to not stop until he hits the abyss. To see him standing in solidarity with the people whom he opposed throughout his life is the testimony of the fall of a man. His tale is also a learning lesson for mo
30 January 2019 · 3 min read
" Ayushman Bharat does not come with a tag of “it is a good scheme but will take time to show results”. It has already achieved a paradigm shift in healthcare within 3 months of its launch and has managed to provide succor to the poorest of the poor and the middle class. "&n
23 January 2019 · 4 min read
A river flowed through the inaccessible hills of the Nahargarh forest of Jaipur, the cultural capital of the country. When the Athunia dam built on the Nahargarh hill used to split, waterfalls from the picturesque Amber Hills were fountained. While settling Jaipur, Maharani Sawaa
19 January 2019 · 5 min read
The kind of courage which Modi government has shown in not yielding to the political pressure coming from Assam over Citizenship Amendment Bill 2019 and continued going forward in the right direction is really commendable and worth applauding. The bill is probably one of the firs
13 January 2019 · 2 min read
Disclaimer : Take this article in a sarcastic note. Our honorable minister of minority affairs, Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi had claimed that the percentage of minorities in government has nearly doubled in last four years from 5.3 to 9.9%, and he had also expressed his pleasure over high
12 January 2019 · 2 min read
Don't freak out, yet! RSS or VHP didn't publish it nor did the BJP. This is an article published on the website of the Department of Surgery, Columbia University. Yes, you read that department right, not some School of Indic studies or Department of Islamic studies. Article title
9 January 2019 · 3 min read
This article is an extract from Two Cheers, for Democracy (1936). by E.M. Forster . E. M. Forster (born 1879) was a novelist and critic whose literary output has been limited in amount but is of very high quality. Of his novels, the best known are Howard’s End (1910) and A Passag
9 January 2019 · 14 min read
In a major move ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, the Union Cabinet on Monday cleared a 10% reservation in jobs and educational institutions for “economically weaker” upper castes, meeting a key demand of upper castes, a staunch BJP support base which has shown signs of a drift from
7 January 2019 · 5 min read
The communists have deceitfully succeeded in breaking the tradition of Sabarimala. As the protests over this issue continue in Kerala, let's try to have a look on the broader perspective and what lessons Hindus can learn from this whole episode. In the modern era as long as you d
7 January 2019 · 3 min read
Please don't dig the Sanatan Dharma/ Hinduism deep, actually, no one is interested to understand Ayyappa swami, the Sabarimalai and the issue in breaking the trust and the relationship we are living with our Devatas. No one is interested and would certainly ra
5 January 2019 · 4 min read
The enemies of Hindus have finally succeeded in breaking the tradition at Sabrimala and they are rejoicing their victory as if there will be no turning back. The devotees have shown tremendous resolve and determination against the state especially when a modern state has the mono
5 January 2019 · 4 min read
The assassination of Mahatama Gandhi by Nathuram Godse also killed the singular hope of having any political party of Hindus having the explicit objective of establishing a Hindu state. Hindu Mahasabha, which was later acquitted from all the charges of conspiring the murder of Ma
30 December 2018 · 2 min read
The proliferation of Christmas celebration in a nation like India which is apparently a Hindu nation at such scale is the direct manifestation of the impact which concentrated market forces can create among a community whose idiosyncrasies knows no end. The rational Hindu parents
25 December 2018 · 2 min read