Sanskrit & ShastraTesting Acharya Jagannatha’s literary understanding, "रमणीयार्थ-प्रतिपादक: शब्द: काव्यं" (poetry is that word whose sense is delightful), against the touchstone of modernity, it can be said: "Literature is the chained presentation of thoughts yielding a beautiful meaning, encompassing the sentiments of lokakalyana (universal welfare) while realistically portraying social dimensions." Viewed from this perspective, jyo
23 October 2026 · 3 min read
Politics & HistoryPakistan 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
Politics & HistoryFollowing 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
Dharma & CultureNowadays, concerning certain chaupais (four-line verse form) of Goswami Tulsidas Ji in the *Ramcharitmanas*, there continues to be widespread turmoil and recrimination—from earth to sky, from India to foreign lands, and from the illiterate to eminent intellectuals. The sole reason for this is the failure to comprehend the Indian shastra (sacred treatise) methodology, treating it instead through a novelistic, narrative, or journalistic approach...
23 October 2026 · 8 min read
Dharma & CultureEntry of young girls/women prohibited in Kerala’s Sabarimala temple... entry of girls prohibited in the Shingnapur Shani temple... amidst such reports/breaking news circulating in the media, making certain revelations today has become necessary because of late, running their brothel continuously on money from the Vatican and the Arab world...
23 October 2026 · 6 min read
Politics & HistoryRudrama 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
Dharma & CultureNowadays, 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
Politics & HistoryNumerous tales of the satsang (encounter) between Kabir and Tulsidas abound in popular lore, whatever the leftist scribblers may say. For instance, everyone has heard the story where Kabir asks a bharbhuj (grain-parcher) woman roasting grain, ‘O wife of my father, give me parched grain,’ and she chases him brandishing a piece of firewood; on the other hand, Tulsidas says...
23 October 2026 · 4 min read
Dharma & CultureUnder immense pressure generated in the aftermath of the so-called Kathua rape incident, the government introduced an ordinance amending the POCSO Act to incorporate even more stringent provisions. Following this amendment, clamour has been rising for the death penalty in all cases of rape, with people questioning why hanging should not be mandated across the board. However, n
23 October 2026 · 7 min read
Dharma & Culture“Anuurag” is the English translation of Amazon Bestseller “Anurag” and is the story of Anurag Tiwari, late brother of the author Jyoti Tiwari. Anuurag is the extraordinary story of an ordinary man. The book moves you to tears as you read about the journey of Anurag narrated by
23 October 2026 · 2 min read
Sanskrit & ShastraAbout six months ago, I read an article on Gita Press published by the BBC. The piece concocted the specious argument that the printing press known as Gita Press was working on a mission to forge a Hindu India. Subsequently, I read yet another article titled "Gita Press's Talibani Thinking on Women." Having read both articles, my mind...
23 October 2026 · 7 min read
Dharma & CultureFeminists argue that since women have now become capable of earning money, they should not be considered inferior to men, and this constitutes their definition of Gender Equality. Yet they are either forgetting certain realities or wilfully choosing to remain oblivious to them. First and foremost, merely earning money and, through those earnings, supporting a family...
23 October 2026 · 2 min read
Sanskrit & ShastraIt is asserted by some that no matter how wicked a woman may be, she must be respected, even if she is a prostitute. To substantiate this, they even advance arguments drawn from Hindu texts. One argument is that Hanuman Ji honoured Surasa and Trijata, who were rakshasis (demonesses), by addressing them as 'Mother'; then Bollywood act...
23 October 2026 · 6 min read
Politics & History24 October is the birth anniversary of Captain Lakshmi Sahgal, Commander of the Rani Lakshmi Regiment of the Azad Hind Fauj and Minister for Women's Affairs in the Azad Hind Government. She was born on 24 October 1914 into the traditional Tamil household of Dr S. Swaminathan, a successful advocate at the Madras High Court. Lakshmi's mother
23 October 2026 · 6 min read
Dharma & CultureNowadays, 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
Dharma & CultureIt was about a month ago. I was returning home from my workplace when I saw a crowd gathered by the roadside and several people running in that direction. Realizing that something had just occurred, I accelerated my motorcycle and reached the crowd. There, I saw that a girl, along with her scooty, in a roadside ditch...
23 October 2026 · 4 min read
Dharma & CultureNowadays, 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
Dharma & CultureIs *kanyadan* (the ritual offering of the bride) merely charity? Why is *kanyadan* performed, and is it an insult to women? Understand the true meaning of *kanyadan* in the Hindu *vivaha sanskara* (marriage sacrament), along with its cultural and Vedic significance. Read the authentic exposition of *vardan* (boon) versus *kanyadan*, the mystery of *Brahma vivaha* (the Brahma form of marriage), and a definitive response to the fallacies that seek to misrepresent Hindu traditions.
18 October 2026 · 5 min read
Sanskrit & ShastraIt will take no more than 30 seconds to prove that the practice of sati was a fictional custom and was never prevalent among Hindus. How????? Look, the word *sati* is derived from the Sanskrit *sat* (truth), meaning truth or truthful. In the context of women, *sati* means a true wife or a loyal wife. The story of Sati Anusuya...
18 October 2026 · 3 min read
Sanskrit & ShastraNowadays, a falsehood has been very cleverly circulated among Hindus that Ravana never touched any woman, that if he had lust he also had self-restraint, and so on—all to prove Ravana to be a man of character and to draw people away from Shri Ram, bringing them close to the demon Ravana. But is this actually true?
18 October 2026 · 4 min read
Politics & HistoryThe new bill concerning triple talaq was passed by the Lok Sabha on Thursday after a debate lasting nearly 5 hours. 245 votes were cast in favour of the bill and 11 against it. During the voting, members of the Congress, AIADMK, DMK, and SP staged a walkout. Now this bill will go to the Rajya Sabha. The government, in the session running till 8 January
18 October 2026 · 5 min read
Dharma & CultureFeminism: I know feminist amidst us would like to quote the dictionary meaning of feminism to prove me wrong. The fact of the matter is that Taliban means Student. Shall we start respecting the Taliban? Here is the truth, Feminism is a movement against physically desirable women.
23 May 2021 · 3 min read
Dharma & CultureAccording to ancient tanra, Men's soul is made of positive charge and women's got Negative Charge. Biological Difference: Men's body is having fundamentally difference. That's creation of semen. In semen, you'll find both seeds (X & Y). Women don't have Y. In Humans, each cell no
9 April 2021 · 4 min read
Dharma & CultureIndia definitely doesn't have a rape culture but it has been developing a rape outrage culture lately whenever any rape in a specific spatio-temporal context happens. The outrage is different for different sort of rapes which I don't want to dwell but the public opinion expressed
3 December 2019 · 2 min read
