Serious writing on dharmic tradition, ritual and cultural memory.
How many people know that the rise of feminism coincided with the increase of women in the workforce? It might appear to you that feminists are responsible for the economic dignity of women, wherein they can be financially independent and not “depend” on any man for it. But, do y
22 November 2017 · 8 min read
According to the 1919 census of land in the state of California, Indians owned 88,000 acres of land in California. 52% of this land was in the Sacramento Valley. In the Imperial Valley, they owned 32,000 acres. However, most of these Indians were destined to lose their land under
27 July 2017 · 2 min read
Many Hindus, irrespective of their political inclination hate Brahmins. And this hatred will lead them where all the non-Hindu pagans have already arrived. Explaining the reason why all the non-Hindu pagans civilization could not withstand the assault of Christianity and Islam, S
18 July 2017 · 2 min read
Were all Shudra untouchables? Let alone scriptures, analyze the social system only. The major jatis (it was like guild before caste system forcefully imposed by the British) of Shudras in northern India are Chamar, Kumhar, Teli, Kahar, Nai, Khatik, Luhar, Badhayi, Thathera, Dhobi
18 July 2017 · 3 min read
When you're globalizing a brand, it's dependably a smart thought to check whether your name, logo, or slogan implies something else in the areas where you're extending. Here are the 20 most exceedingly terrible cases that disregarded this vital showcasing step: Braniff Internatio
14 July 2017 · 3 min read