USSR

Podcast #82: How Soviet Russia Brainwashed Nawab Nehru

This episode reveals a little-known story of how Nawab Nehru was brainwashed during a single visit to Soviet Russia and how he became the Godfather of Communism in India.

Saartha

The World of Saarthas: Concluding Notes

A deep and sustained study of the Saartha system is one of the definitive guides to learn the real history of Bharatavarsha

Saartha

The Saartha as a Reflection of the Harmonious Sanatana Social Order

A truthful study of the system of Saartha unambiguously shows an ennobling picture of the harmonious Sanatana social order of that era

Saartha

Maritime Saarthas: An Invitation to an Active Life of Adventure, Health and Karma Yoga

This episode explores the world of Maritime Saarthas or seaborne caravans in ancient India, which reached the pinnacle of prosperity in the Gupta reign.

Ancient India

Exploring the Mindboggling Universe of a Saartha

This episode narrates the detailed composition of a Saartha or a merchant caravan and explores the role and prowess of the Saarthavaha, the leader of the caravan.

Saartha

Saartha: Ancient India's Travelling Multinational Corporations

It can be said that the Saartha was the first system of mobile MNCs to originate from Bharatavarsha

Ancient India

The Awesome Commercial Highway Networks of Ancient Bharatavarsha

This episode narrates the extraordinary commercial highway networks of ancient Bharatavarsha and how the continuity of these routes were preserved intact till the downfall of the Mughal Empire.

Ancient India

Saartha: The Awesome Mobile Economic Engine of Ancient India

The first episode of a historical essay series examining the system of Saartha, which was the extraordinary mobile economic engine of ancient India.

History of Indian Freedom Struggle

Nawab Nehru's Betrayal of C. Rajagopalachari

This is a slice from recent history that shows how Nawab Nehru nonchalantly betrayed C. Rajagopalachari, his close friend for decades.

Indian Democracy

DVG's "Mahachunavane" - A Brutal Parody of the General Elections

DVG wrote his play, "Mahachunavane" (General Elections) in 1965. It depicts an unflattering picture of the first general elections in India held in 1951-52. There is a justified need for revisiting and re-analysing this play today.

D.V. Gundappa

DVG's Jack Cade: The Soothsaying Play that Predicted Congress Anarchy

DVG's Kannada play, Jack Cade was one of the earliest fictional portrayals of a newly-independent India in which the political class headed by the Congress Party was pushing India towards brazen demagoguery and anarchy.

D.V. Gundappa

Major Themes in DVG’s Creative Literature

DVG's creative literature comprised both Indian and non-Indian themes. He published several poetry collections and authored nine plays.