Culture and History
Articles that details the rich cultural heritage and history of India
Subhas Chandra Bose’s struggle within Congress was a statement against the highly personalised high-command structure and dictatorial grip of Gandhi-Nehru
Stifled and crippled as a notional president of the Congress party, Subhas Bose had resigned within a year
Indologist Shrikant Talageri, who has comprehensively debunked the Aryan Invasion Theory, awarded honorary D.Lit degree by Indus University, Ahmedabad
Shrikant Talageri is one of those scholars who have come forward to question the Aryan Invasion Theory
Reclaiming Varnasrama: Can a King be a Shudra? Can a pauper be a Brahmin?
One of the key concepts therein has been that of Varna. There are said to be four Varna: Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaisya and Shudra, in society.
The Imperial Cholas, Part II: Uniting South India under a highly organized and efficient monarchic form of governance
Rural governance under the Cholas followed a complex and well-organised system comprising of numerous officials and committees,
Altnews, co-founded by two Muslims, spreads misinformation about Hindu Swastika
Alt News falsely claims that Swastika without four dots can't be Hindu symbol
Kshetrayanam by Pragyata: 1-day conclave in Chennai to discuss challenges faced by Hindu sacred places and cultural practices
Pragyata is organising "Kshetrayanam" - an annual 1-day conclave that discusses the challenges facing our sacred spaces and their associated cultural practices
The Imperial Cholas, Part I: An Introduction to the longest ruling Dynasty in India
From a study of the annals of Indic studies, it is quite clear that the Imperial Cholas of south India claim the record for being the longest ruling dynasty in Indian history.
Makar Sankranti Parv, Khichadi Mela of Shri Gorakhnath Mandir: Yogi Adityanath explains
How Makar Sankranti is celebrated in India, especially in Gorakhpur, explains UP CM Yogi Adityanath.
Kalari Marma Chikitsa- Ayurvedic center keeps ancient healing technique alive
Kalari Marma Chikitsa is a technique for healing injuries relating to the musculoskeletal system
Faiz Ahmed Faiz – the poet, the poem, and the new battle
The issue is not whether Faiz or his poetry is anti-Hindu, the issue is that there are new voices that are speaking up and unsettling a narrative that ruled for decades, if not centuries.
