Dravidianism
The Dravidification of Karnataka Politics
Congress MP D.K. Suresh's call for a separate South Indian nation heralds the Dravidification of Karnataka politics and must be checked if we are serious about national unity
Breaking India
Amnesty International as an Atrocity Literature Factory and the Hindu Civilisational Inertia
The concluding essay in The Dharma Dispatch series exposing Amnesty International as a breaking India force
Communist Party of India
Podcast #74: THE 100-Year History of Indian Communism in Half an Hour
A Century of Breaking India
Narendra Modi
George Soros has Declared War Against Bharatavarsha: And He is Not Alone in it
How George Soros has destabilised several countries by establishing NGOs and used their own citizens to rebel against their elected Governments
Narendra Modi
The Deadly Jihadi Network of “Mary” Angana Chatterji
Concluding part of the series on Prof Angana Chatterji's dangerous links and activities in furthering the cause of Kashmiri separatists
Breaking India
Enforcement Directorate Raid on Amnesty International is Welcome. But not Enough
The breaking news of the Enforcement Directorate’s raid on Amnesty International’s office in Bangalore should gladden the heart of every Indian who loves his country. Amnesty International is among the covert breaking India forces and its list of sins committed in the garb of human rights is as
Supreme Court
The Incurables who are Chopping Hindu Traditions and Temples
Prologue I distinctly recall an anecdote a veteran scholar once told me. The incident in the anecdote occurred sometime in the 1960s, the nascent stages of the era of spurious spiritualists and that class of rank materialists and megalomaniacs who eventually came to be known as Godmen, New-age Gurus, and
Breaking India
Dear Hindus: Don’t Forget these Precursors to the Sabarimala Judgment
First off, a huge and heartfelt congratulations to the entire Hindu community for its unprecedented solidarity in spontaneously hitting the roads in a massive wave of protest against the recent feminist-textbook judgement in the Sabarimala “case.” It hurts to even use words like “case,” “issue,” “controversy” and such other appellations.