How Caste Politics, Communism and Congress Transformed Mysore University
Aha! Finally this stuff seems to work!
Sandeep Balakrishna
Hyderabad was never an Independent State
Preface ON SEPTEMBER 17, 1948, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel decisively extinguished the moth-eaten state of Hyderabad in less than 48 hours. On The Dharma Dispatch, we’ve published several essays dissecting the alleged glory and splendour of this oppressive Muslim despotism in which 90 per cent of Hindus were in the
The Death of Raghu the Poddar
Preface IN LESS THAN half a century after Thomas Roe received a trading Farman from Jahangir, the English East India Company had steadily expanded its operations and extended its influence along the East Coast — mainly in Madras, Machilipattanam and Bengal; it also had a flourishing factory in Surat. In the
Telugu Literature
How Srinatha Won the Kavisarvabhauma Title
Read the thrilling tale of how Srinatha won the epithet, Kavisarvabhauma or the Emperor of Poets
Telugu Literature
Dindima Kavi’s Defeat and Srinatha’s Magnanimity
The Art of Intellectual Combat: Srinatha vs. Dindima in the Vijayanagara Court
Telugu Literature
Mahakavi Srinatha Throws a Challenge to Arunagirinatha Kavi
Nori Narasimha Sastry fleshes out Mahakavi Srinatha's character as a feisty and talented poet who throws a deceptive poetic challenge to his counterpart, Arunagirinatha
Telugu Literature
Nori Narasimha Sastry’s Outstanding Literary Repository
Despite his busy schedule, Nori Narasimha Sastry produced an astonishing body of outstanding literature in Telugu
Telugu Literature
Introduction to Nori Narasimha Sastry's Kavisārvabhaumuḍu by Shatavadhani Dr. Ganesh
Shatavadhani Dr. Ganesh has written an extremely learned introduction to Nori Narasimha Sastry's acclaimed Telugu novel, "Kavisarvabhaumudu." This is the first episode of its English translation.
Maharshi Valmiki
Sri Ramachandra: The Sculptor of our National Character
An evocative essay that shows why Bhagavan Sri Rama is the sculptor of Bharatavarsha's national character
Jawaharlal Nehru University
De-Hinduizing the History Syllabus: The Secret Directive of Nurul Hasan's Deputy, H.S. Khan
In 1986, Indira Gandhi's Education Minister, Nurul Hasan's trusted lieutenant, H.S. Khan, head of the NCERT's History and Sociology Department, sent a directive to all states to change Indian history textbooks to suit the anti-Hindu model
Nawab Nehru
Surrendering Katchatheevu: The Latest Revelation of the Congress Policy of Pleasing Foreigners
The Congress dynasty has a long history of always looking to please foreigners and importing foreign experts to rule India. Congress Governments so far have indulged in colonial rule by proxy.
Indian Education
The Foundation and Value of Language Education in the Indian Tradition
The sorry state of language education at the primary level is the consequence of designing textbooks based on political ideologies, caste, religion and other harmful factors. Recovering the foundations of our educational system will help mitigate these ills.