Culture and History
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Meet the controversial anti-Hindu evangelist, Bishop Ezra Sargunam, who wanted to punch Hindus in the face
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The Bishop urges the group to take up the challenge and spread the word that there is no such thing as Hindu religion. If at all anyone does oppose to this, the Bishop without hesitation asked the group to punch them in the face and make sure they bleed.
Kerala villagers want to keep an elephant alive, media sees ‘rise of BJP’ in the state
Kerala had loved and wept for its elephants much before BJP or the RSS became stakeholders in the state's politics.
While the first ‘witch’ was executed today in 1692, the puritan spirit that drove the Salem Witch Trials executions is well alive and thriving
June the 10th has special significance in this regard as it was on this day all the way back in 1692 that the first victim of the Salem Witch Trials was executed by hanging.
Dear ‘secular’ media, hailing Eid is good, but why so much negativity on Hindu festivals
The so-called secular media organisations have often posted sharply critical posts on Hindu festivals, actively indulging in shaming Hindus for celebrating those, while the festivals of 'secular' religions are hailed with words likes 'peace, brotherhood and love'.
Shekhar Gupta’s ThePrint distorts history: Claims Mughals introduced grapes to India, social media schools the author
Grapes have been part of Indian cuisine centuries before the Mughals invaded India
The Great Cultural Revolution: The debate surrounding Raja Ram Mohan Roy’s legacy is symbolic of it
Raja Ram Mohan Roy was a product of his circumstances and viewing his words and actions in their proper context is important.
The quest for Bhartiya Asmita and the war against imperialist narrative
The imperial narrative and the imperial hegemony are inseparable. For the colonialist hungry for regime changes, it is essential to establish a 'supremacist' and 'saviour' narrative.
The side of Rabindranath Tagore that ‘Liberal Intellectuals’ don’t want you to see: Here is what he thought of Islam
Rabindranath Tagore was an extremely complicated man born into an extremely complicated era. Unfortunately enough, he became a victim of the newly minted artificially secular regime's revisionist project
India, Tibet and China: The Eternal Triangle
India needs to stand together with the Tibetan people who have reposed their faith in India’s leadership for the last 6 decades and fight for the diplomatic rights of the Tibetans which are acknowledged in the 1961 UNGA resolution.
I am a Bengali ‘Jai Shri Ram wala’, and I am offended at Pritish Nandy’s disdainful attempt to divide Hindus in the name of...
'Eminent journalist' Pritish Nandy took to Twitter today to vent his frustration towards 'Jai Shri Ram walas'.
