A brief look at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi journey
The first step towards the construction of a grand Shri Ram Mandir at Ayodhya’s Ram Janmabhoomi (RJB) is going to be taken on 5th August with the laying of foundation…
Forgotten History
Speak, Memory, about Kashmir’s Twin – Xinjiang
How do people forget their past? By deliberate suppression going beyond destruction of religious or artistic images; genocide of people and their expulsion, as in the case of the Yazidis…
The Sanyasi who died for the country : Alluri Sitarama Raju
The historians of independent Bharat have forgotten him. The politicians do not worry about him because his name does not command votes. The British feared him and had him executed…
29 years ago this day, Khalistani terrorists gunned down 125 train passengers, mostly Hindu
Hindus have faced more genocides, brutality and persecution than arguably anyone else in history. By waging a grim battle for survival, we have managed to resist and survive against all…
9th Century Shiv Ling discovered in Vietnam’s My Son
The discovery of a 9th Century Shiv Ling at the Cham Temple Complex in My Son, Vietnam by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) during restoration work has reaffirmed the…
The ugly anti-Hindu reality behind Charles Dickens’ literary genius
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…
The Bharatiya revolutionary who fought to overthrow British rule while living in Japan
On December 23, 1912, an explosion rocked Delhi just as Lord Hardinge, the British viceroy of India, entered the new capital on the back of an elephant. The bomb was…
Raja Dahir: A National Hero of Pakistan
In a heartening gesture of Indic revivalism in Pakistan, the #RajaDahirIsNationalHero was trending in top positions on twitter on 4th May, 2020. Raja Dahir Sen was the last Hindu king…
Maharajadhiraja Samudragupta – ruler of the Golden Age of Bharat
Bharat has a rich ‘itihasa’ (history) that often finds no place in our history text-books (a fact we don’t tire of highlighting time and again). One of the several dynasties…
The Sadhus lynched in Palghar belonged to Daśanāmi Juna Akhara – know more about it
The Daśanāmi Akhara is one of the oldest existing Akharas of Bharat. According to their own tradition, their order was founded by Adi Shankaracharya. The Daśanāmis are divided into two…