Mudit Agrawal

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Shri Guruji Golwalkar on the Dangerous Christian Character
Dharma & Culture

Shri Guruji Golwalkar on the Dangerous Christian Character

As far as Christians are concerned, to a superficial observer they appear not merely entirely harmless, but rather the very embodiment of love and compassion for humanity. Their discourses are replete with terms like 'seva' (selfless service) and 'human salvation', and from them it appears as if that omnipotent...

23 October 2026 · 4 min read

Shri Guruji Golwalkar on the Post-Partition Muslim Crisis
Dharma & Culture

Shri Guruji Golwalkar on the Post-Partition Muslim Crisis

Shri Guruji’s explicit view regarding the inherent disposition of Muslims and the impending national crisis arising therefrom is found in his book *Vichar Navaneet* (*Bunch of Thoughts*); Shri Guruji says, “After Partition, there are many who say that the Muslim problem no longer exists at all. Pakistan

23 October 2026 · 4 min read

When Guru Vashishtha Said Sita Ji Alone Will Rule Ayodhya
Dharma & Culture

When Guru Vashishtha Said Sita Ji Alone Will Rule Ayodhya

When Shri Ram, along with Sitaji and Lakshmanji, came to take permission to go to the forest from Dashrathji and Maharishi Vashistha, the cruel Kaikeyi immediately brought valkal vastra (garments made of bark) for all three of them. Shri Ram and Lakshmanji donned the cheera vastra (garments of torn cloth/bark), but when Sitaji began to wear those garments, all the women started weeping and [appealed] to Shri Ram

23 October 2026 · 2 min read

When Bhagavan Shri Krishna Offered Stuti to Bhishma Pitamah
Dharma & Culture

When Bhagavan Shri Krishna Offered Stuti to Bhishma Pitamah

Yudhishthira Ji asked Bhagavan Shri Krishna — "O Purushottama (supreme among men)! Upon whom are you meditating? This is indeed a matter of great wonder. Is all well with the three worlds? The prana-vayu (vital breath) residing in your body has come to a standstill. Your hair is standing on end. You are not moving in the slightest. Madhava! You, like wood, a wall, and stone..."

23 October 2026 · 3 min read

Ram Temple by Consensus Is the Suicide of Hindutva
Dharma & Culture

Ram Temple by Consensus Is the Suicide of Hindutva

What I am about to write today may cause distress to some. Yet, I write this after deep deliberation: the construction of the Shri Ram temple through a court verdict or with the consent of Muslims will prove suicidal for Hindutva. A Hindu society already slumbering in the stupor of secularism, if the temple is built with the consent of Muslims...

23 October 2026 · 4 min read

Did Kapil Mishra's Poem Scare Terrorist Apologists?
Politics & History

Did Kapil Mishra's Poem Scare Terrorist Apologists?

Following the sacrifice of over 40 jawans in the Pulwama attack, every countryman is grief-stricken, yet even on this occasion, certain pro-Pakistan elements sitting within India are not desisting from dirty politics. Having repeatedly engaged in acts of treason, this 'tukde-tukde' gang is sometimes branding the army as rapists, and sometimes portraying Kashmiri stone-pelters as m...

23 October 2026 · 6 min read

The Golden Resolve of Hindu Rashtra
Dharma & Culture

The Golden Resolve of Hindu Rashtra

Bharat belongs only to Hindus, is only for Hindus, and is only by Hindus—this is our unshakeable conviction. And this is also the concept of our Hindu Rashtra (Hindu nation). When we express this thought, even many Hindus, overcome by a timidity ingrained over centuries, end up calling this resolve laughable. They go on to say

23 October 2026 · 4 min read

Politics & History

How Yogi Govt Resolved Puri Shankaracharya's Kumbh Grievance

The Ardh Kumbh is being organized in Prayagraj from the upcoming Makar Sankranti to Mahashivratri, standing as a wondrous and vital facet of Hindu dharma and Indian culture. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is vigorously immersed in the preparations for the Kumbh. To accord Prayagraj Kumbh recognition across the entire world...

23 October 2026 · 5 min read

Dharma & Culture

The Ancient Basis and Distinctiveness of the Jati System

Wherever we look in the world, nature-endowed diversity, distinctiveness, the distinction between adhikara (competence or entitlement) and anadhikara (lack of entitlement), and their harmony are readily apparent. Even across all beasts, birds, trees, stones, metals, and other jada (insentient) and chetana (sentient) entities, a continuum of difference born of inherent specificity is clearly discernible. This diversity of nature, replete with distinctiveness

23 October 2026 · 7 min read

Dharma & Culture

Does Manusmriti oppose women ??

Nowadays, many leftists and feminists accuse the Hindu shastra (scripture) Manusmriti of being anti-woman and patriarchal in order to oppose Hindu dharma (righteousness, duties and cosmic order), whereas the truth is quite different. It is astonishing when these very same people portray the Quran as a champion of women. In Manusmriti, there are numerous such statements about women

23 October 2026 · 3 min read

Dharma & Culture

Vivekananda Rock Memorial: Symbol of a Historic Struggle

Vivekananda Rock Memorial – Kanyakumari, Symbol of a Historic Struggle: Wandering across the entire country, the itinerant sannyasi (renunciant) arrived at India's southernmost tip, where the temple of Bhagavati Kanyakumari has stood since antiquity. The sannyasi fell at the feet of Ma Bhagavati. Out there in the ocean stand two rocks...

23 October 2026 · 8 min read

Dharma & Culture

Who is Maharshi Vedavyasa? Let Us Find Out

The Saga of the Puranas, Part 2: A massive propaganda campaign has been spread among Hindus that the Puranas (sacred histories) authored by Veda Vyasa are modern texts. It is evident from the very name *Purana* that it pertains to that which is ancient. Erasing a culture's history in order to destroy it has been an age-old tradition; denigrating the Puranas is an extension of that very practice.

23 October 2026 · 3 min read

Dharma & Culture

Mata Sita Compared Ravana to These 6 Animals

Nowadays, Ravana is being glorified among Hindus with great cunning, and the falsehood is being spread that Ravana never touched a woman, that if he harboured lust, he also possessed restraint, and so forth—so that Ravana may be proven a man of character, and people may be led away from Shri Ram and drawn closer to the rakshasa (demon) Ravana.

23 October 2026 · 3 min read

Sanskrit & Shastra

Remembering Vedamurti Pandit Shripad Damodar Satwalekar

Among those devoted to the study of *vedavidya* (knowledge of the Vedas), Panditji’s name alone serves as a sufficient introduction. He accomplished the monumental task of bringing Vedic literature and Sanskrit within reach of the common populace, much as Swami Dayanand had once aspired to do. By making Hindi the language of *vedabhashya* (commentary on the Vedas), Swami Dayanand had

23 October 2026 · 4 min read

Jyotish

Why Dharmic Deeds Bear Fruit Only by Giving Dakshina

There is a very beautiful mantra(1) in the Yajurveda; it states that *diksha* (initiation) is attained only through *vrata*s (vows) such as *brahmacharya* (celibate studenthood)—that is, one gains entrance into *brahmavidya* (knowledge of Brahman) or any other discipline. Then, from *diksha* comes *dakshina* (sacrificial fee/honorarium), meaning prestige through wealth, prosperity, and the like is attained. Here, receiving *dakshina* implies giving *dakshina*,

23 October 2026 · 6 min read

Sanskrit & Shastra

Does the Purusha Sukta of the Rigveda Insult the Shudras?

The Purusha Sukta (hymn to the Cosmic Being) of the Veda is that Manasarovar of Sanatana Sanskriti (eternal culture) from plunging into which our ancestors extracted the finest of gems and jewels. The Vedas manifested upon the earth solely to secure the welfare of all humanity. If Bharat is viewed after excising these very foundational texts of dharma (cosmic and moral order)—the Vedas, Upanishads, Smritis (remembered canon), and Puranas (ancient scriptures)—th

23 October 2026 · 6 min read

Dharma & Culture

Who Is Champat Rai, Ram Janmabhoomi Trust Secretary?

Will just any random Tom, Dick and Harry be made the sarvasarva (supreme authority) of VHP? Or the general secretary of the Ram Janmabhoomi Trust? Know today who Champat Rai ji is... Shri Champat Rai, the secretary of the Janmabhoomi Trust. During the Emergency imposed by Indira Gandhi in 1975, a young professo

18 October 2026 · 4 min read

Politics & History

Sacred Remembrance of Shri Guruji Golwalkar

A reverent remembrance of the most worshipful Shri Guruji Madhavrao Sadashivrao Golwalkar, who is remembered as Madhav. Perhaps his parents named him 'Madhav' so that he, as their 9th and only surviving child, might survive just like Madhav himself; but little did they know that this very child would go on to become the hero of the Mahabharata, the Gita pro...

18 October 2026 · 7 min read

Shri Ram Eating the Tasted Ber of the Bhilni Shabari Is Proved from the Valmiki Ramayana
Dharma & Culture

Shri Ram Eating the Tasted Ber of the Bhilni Shabari Is Proved from the Valmiki Ramayana

Nowadays, some hyper-scholars are propagating the delusion in society that the tale of Shabari’s "tasted ber (jujube fruits)" is not in the Ramayana, and that Shabari was not a low-caste devotee but an upper-varna (class/caste) woman. This is not only contrary to the supreme import of the shastra (sacred text), but also extremely harmful to social samarasya (harmony) and is a manifestation of ego and malice.

18 October 2026 · 13 min read

Sanskrit & Shastra

Importance and Contribution of the Vaishyas in Hindu Dharma

The opposition to the film *Padmavati* by the entire Hindu society is a matter of great delight. For this vehement protest against the film, along with the Shri Rajput Karni Sena and Rajput organizations, Bajrang Dal, Vishwa Hindu Parishad, other Hindu organizations, Aggarwal Mahasabha, Brahmin Mahasabha, Vaishya Mahasabha and 36 other communities (caste groups) have come together.

18 October 2026 · 5 min read

Sanskrit & Shastra

Why Are the Puranas Important in Hindu Dharma?

The Saga of the Puranas (ancient chronicles), Part-1 The banyan tree of Hindu Dharma (cosmic and moral order), with its myriad branches laden with leaves, flowers, and fruits, rests upon roots that extend deep into the Vedas (sacred scriptures). But what is its trunk? Its trunk is the Puranas. If Hindu Dharma is likened to a grand multi-storeyed building, the Vedas would be called its foundation, and the 'Puranas' its pillars.

18 October 2026 · 4 min read