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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

The Constitution of Pakistan: A World-Class Joke
Politics & History

The Constitution of Pakistan: A World-Class Joke

Pakistan was created on the basis of that principle of religious fanaticism which holds that Islam cannot coexist with any other culture. This same principle has been the main motivating force of its Constitution. Amidst the partition taking place amidst slaughter, killing and rape, the nascent Islamic state of Pak

23 October 2026 · 5 min read

The Unvanquished “Ayodhya” Triumphs Even in Court
Sanskrit & Shastra

The Unvanquished “Ayodhya” Triumphs Even in Court

“Ayodhya” means that which cannot be conquered through war. Babur attacked, demolished the temple, and built a mosque; Aurangzeb demolished three other ancient temples there, yet until 1858 it remained under the control of armed sadhus who never permitted any Muslim to offer namaz at the birthplace of Ram Lalla. Queen Vict

23 October 2026 · 8 min read

Madrasa: The Historical Industry of Jihad
Dharma & Culture

Madrasa: The Historical Industry of Jihad

As long as madrasas remain in India or any other country, the jihadi mindset and terrorism will remain. The etymology of the word madrasa goes back to the Semitic root "d r s", from which the word *madrasah* was derived in Arabic and is called madrasa in Urdu. Without vowels, no word or root can even be formed; the Semitic root—

23 October 2026 · 4 min read

Dharma & Culture

Murtipuja: An Important Part of Sanatana Dharma

It is one hundred percent false propaganda that there was no murtipuja (deity worship) in Sanatana Dharma (eternal cosmic order). India's oldest murtis (sacred images) do not belong to the Jains or the Buddhists. This propaganda was first started by the British—claiming that Greek kings introduced murtipuja in India—and was later carried forward by the pseudo-Christians of the Brahmo Samaj and Arya Samajists like

23 October 2026 · 6 min read

Marxist Ideology's Betrayal of India's History and Present
Politics & History

Marxist Ideology's Betrayal of India's History and Present

In 2004, a book by Shankar Sharan titled *Marxism and Writing of Indian History* was published. The book notes that Marxists deliberately concealed facts to fabricate the argument that Muslims felt insecure on account of being a minority. The reality is that they... this 'insecurity' fe...

23 October 2026 · 7 min read

Guru Govind Singh: A Great Man of Action and an Incomparable Protector of Dharma
Politics & History

Guru Govind Singh: A Great Man of Action and an Incomparable Protector of Dharma

The tenth Guru of the Sikh panth (Sikh tradition), Guru Gobind Singh was a great instigator of action (karmapraneta), an incomparable protector of dharma (righteousness), a poet of brilliant heroic sentiment (vira rasa), as well as a resolute warrior engaged in struggle. In him were inextricably blended devotion and power (bhakti and shakti), knowledge and detachment (jnana and vairagya), along with the spirit of sacrifice and martyrdom for the upliftment of human society and the defense of the moral values of dharma and the nation.

23 October 2026 · 6 min read

Even Jinnah and Iqbal Will Not Escape Islamic Fundamentalism
Politics & History

Even Jinnah and Iqbal Will Not Escape Islamic Fundamentalism

If you visit the official website of the Government of Pakistan, you will find the photographs of two individuals on the homepage: one of "Allama Iqbal" and the other of "Muhammad Ali Jinnah". In Pakistan, the stature of these two is nothing less than that of a 'Waliullah' (friend of God), which is why people there proudly append *Rahmatullah Alaih* (mean

23 October 2026 · 5 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

Gokula Jat – A Forgotten Hero of Indian History
Politics & History

Gokula Jat – A Forgotten Hero of Indian History

India has made a significant contribution to the creation and development of the world's civilizations and cultures. Being among the oldest nations, this country has served as a sanctuary for numerous nomadic communities, tribes, and caravans of the world. Greeks, Iranians, Shakas, Hunas, Pathans, and Mughals have, from time to time, infiltrated India,

23 October 2026 · 17 min read

Ancient Idols of Lord Ram and Sita Unearthed in Jharkhand
Sanskrit & Shastra

Ancient Idols of Lord Ram and Sita Unearthed in Jharkhand

Shri Ram resides in the very veins of this nation. He is permeated in every single atom. Ram is in every heart. Ram dwells in every breath. Ram is in every pore of the land of Bharat. Ramlala (infant Ram) plays in the courtyard of every home even today. Where all will you cast a veil? How long will you defer the hearing? Ram manifested in Treta (the second cosmic age). Ram is manifesting even today...

23 October 2026 · 7 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

Politics & History

Seven Great Female Rulers of India

Rudrama Devi was a 13th-century female ruler of the Kakatiya dynasty. During her reign, she inducted people from the lower strata of society into the army and granted them jagirs (land grants) as well. She initially had to wage war primarily against the Eastern Ganga and Yadava rulers, but the queen took to the battlefield herself and secured victory.

23 October 2026 · 3 min read

Politics & History

Is Hanuman Beniwal Increasing Jat Troubles in Rajasthan?

In my assembly constituency, Mukesh Bhakar, an emerging and talented 28-year-old Jat student leader from Rajasthan, is the candidate on a Congress ticket. Mukesh hails from an ordinary family of farmers and soldiers. Mukesh's grandfather and his 3 other brothers—a total of 4 brothers—served in the Indian Army and fought in the 1962 war.

23 October 2026 · 3 min read

Sanskrit & Shastra

The Vanishing Art of Sculpting Murtis from Shaligram Shilas

In India, since ancient times, there has been a tradition of selecting specific stone for the vigrahas (consecrated deity forms) of temples. From antiquity until perhaps around 150 years ago—ever since the market of sculptors developed in Jaipur—white marble murtis (consecrated images) began to be installed in temples across nearly the whole of North India. Earlier

23 October 2026 · 4 min read

Sanskrit & Shastra

Declaring Tamil Older Than Sanskrit Is a British Conspiracy

The Prime Minister has fallen victim to anti-India propaganda. The Tamil language is once again the subject of debate. The reason: in 'Mann Ki Baat', PM Modi stated that Tamil is older than Sanskrit. Prior to this as well, during an interaction with students in February, the exact same claim was made by PM Modi. Knowingly or unknowingly, the Prime Minister

23 October 2026 · 4 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

Politics & History

Sterlite Tech to Develop Indian Navy Communication Network

GURUGRAM, India, February 27, 2018: A Rs 3500-crore system integration project will equip the Indian Navy with a digital communication network on par with the most modern naval forces globally. Sterlite Tech [BSE: 532374, NSE: STRTECH], a global technology leader in web-scale digital networks,

23 October 2026 · 3 min read

Dharma & Culture

Swami Shraddhanand Is Even More Relevant Today

To defend Vedic dharma (righteous order), Vedic culture, and the Arya jati (people), to revive it from a moribund state, making it once again vibrant and dynamic, and to raise it to the supreme summit, the Arya Samaj has made hundreds of sacrifices. And the foremost blossom in its front rank is Swami Shraddhanand Saraswati, whose 23 Dec

23 October 2026 · 11 min read

Prem Nath Dogra: Who Foiled Sheikh Abdullah's Conspiracies
Politics & History

Prem Nath Dogra: Who Foiled Sheikh Abdullah's Conspiracies

From the accession of Kashmir to India down to the present day, the prevailing conditions in Kashmir and the continuous occurrence of incidents inciting treason, talk of Kashmir’s "azadi" (freedom), and the waving of Pakistani flags are deeply concerning—and in such times, one is reminded of that revered personality who, alongside Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee,

23 October 2026 · 11 min read

Dharma & Culture

The Meaning of Medha, Kautuhala, Jigyasa and Herd Mentality

*Medha* (intellect) and the Herd “He who protects *dharma* (righteousness/cosmic order), *dharma* protects him.” The meaning of *dharma* is Vedic *yajna* (sacrificial ritual), that is, the *karma-kanda* (ritual section) of the Vedas. There are ten characteristics of *dharma* — *dhriti* (fortitude), *kshama* (forgiveness), *dama* (self-control), *asteya* (non-stealing), *shaucha* (purity), *indriya-nigraha* (sensory control), *dhi* (intellect), *vidya* (knowledge), *satya* (truth), and *akrodha* (absence of anger). But these are merely characteristics on the basis of which we can recognize that a particular...

18 October 2026 · 8 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