Ashoka, The Terrible
This article has been continued from: The Truth About Ashoka Prince Of Pataliputra; The Story Of Ashoka’s Rise To Power Though Bindusara’s ministers had preferred Ashoka to Sushima and helped…
Distortion of History
Prince Of Pataliputra – Ashoka’s Rise To Power
Note: It is recommended to read ” The Truth About Ashoka ” before starting this article. Our story begins in the city of Champa (Champaran), where a Brahmin named Pilindavatsa (also called…
The Truth About Ashoka
Recently, an RSS-backed magazine attacked the Mauryan Emperor Ashoka, leading to angry reactions from many quarters. This viewpoint has had support among sections of the Hindu Right wing for a while now….
Liberals now want return of British colonial rule – anyone but Modi
That left-liberals of Bharat suffer from severe intolerance to PM Modi is not hidden from anyone. Lutyens’ Delhi just can’t wait for the 2019 elections to usher in a change…
Chronological Framework for Bharatiya Culture – Part 5 (Conclusion)
In this series of articles, we are introducing the research ‘On the Chronological Framework for Indian Culture’ by Shri Subhash Kak, to readers old and new. (To read Part 4 of the…
Chronological Framework for Bharatiya Culture – Part 4
In this series of articles, we are introducing the research ‘On the Chronological Framework for Indian Culture’ by Shri Subhash Kak, to readers old and new. (To read Part 3 of the…
Chronological Framework for Bharatiya Culture – Part 3
In this series of articles, we are introducing the research ‘On the Chronological Framework for Indian Culture’ by Shri Subhash Kak, to readers old and new. (To read Part 2 of the…
Chronological Framework for Bharatiya Culture – Part 2
In this series of articles, we are introducing the research ‘On the Chronological Framework for Indian Culture’ by Shri Subhash Kak, to readers old and new. (To read Part 1 of the…
Chronological Framework for Bharatiya Culture – Part 1
In this series of articles, we are introducing the research ‘On the Chronological Framework for Indian Culture’ by Shri Subhash Kak, to readers old and new. Introduction It has been more than…
The Magnetic Pull of Bharat’s Soft Power
The word “soft power” was first coined by Harvard scholar Joseph Nye. He described this term as the ability to attract and co-opt, rather than using coercion which was called…