The Oxford University’s internal investigation has vindicated Rashmi Samant, the Oxford student who was bullied by a professor for her Hindu background. Through Twitter, her lawyer Aditya Srinivasan informed that…
Bharat’s military has taken its first step towards decolonizing with changes in military band tunes, pre-independence war honors, mess procedures, and emphasis on Bharatiya war heroes in military studies thereby…
Vishal Jood (24), a native of Haryana who went to Australia to study, was arrested on 16 April in Sydney for his alleged involvement in three ‘suspected hate crimes’. He…
The antidote to Western universalism that privileges Western gaze and reduces all differences to sameness, lies in the dharmic practice of purva paksha, a deep and respectful engagement with divergent…
British journalist Edward (Ed) Luce, the Financial Times’ US national editor and columnist, has made the bizarre claim that Bharat’s health-minister Dr. Harshvardhan “think’s cow’s urine is a cure for Covid.”…
Citizens have the right to protest against the government to the extent that such protests do not entail breaking any law of the land. Real-world protests are however not so…
Fugitive tycoon Vijay Mallya’s extradition is developing into a complex interplay of political connections, which helps him to continue to live in the UK, despite exhausting all avenues of appeal…
Charles Dickens is a name many Hindus who have studied in English-medium schools or Christian convents are familiar with. Some of his novels like Great Expectations, Oliver Twist, David Copperfield…
At 6.15 a.m everyday in the sleepy Dehra Dun valley the ‘chota hazari’ bell is a wake up call for the morning cup of cocoa for boys sleeping in the…
BBC’s (British Broadcasting Corporation) colonial hangover just doesn’t seem to end. The British state-funded channel has been churning out anti-Bharat propaganda for as long as one remembers. Even though its…