Hindu Nationalism
The Common Hindu Never Accepted Alien Muslim Rule as Indigenous
Sita Ram Goel conclusively proves how the ordinary Hindu always knew the true history of his country and culture contrary to colonial and Marxist fabrications
Islamic Rule in India
The Islamic System of Nazar as a Source of Corruption
The Nazar system was a defining feature of Islamic regimes in India. In practice, it normalised political and official corruption at all levels beginning with the monarch himself, and was responsible for disfiguring the ancient Sanatana ideals of Dharma and Karma.
K.M. Munshi
Maintaining a Sanskrit Pathashala was Once the Pride of the Hindu Community
The second part of this series narrates how the Sanatana Community kept Sanskrit alive during oppressive Islamic regimes by maintaining Pathashalas. The era of universities established during British rule gave a huge boost for Sanskrit revival.
Aurangzeb
The Unvarnished Fanatic Syed Ahmad Barelvi was not a Freedom Fighter or Reformer
A brief profile of Syed Ahmad Barelvi who sought to re-impose Islamic rule in India through Jihad and Sharia
Aurangzeb
महाराजा संभाजी राजे यांचे एक न ऐकलेले संस्कृत भाषेच्या पत्रात असे लिहिलेले की आपण बादशहा औरंगजेेब याला पकडून कैद करूया
इतिहासातला लेख आहे एका न ऐकलेल्या पत्राबद्दल जे छत्रपती शिवाजीराजे यांचे पुत्र महाराज संभाजीराजे यांनी संस्कृतमध्ये लिहिले आणि सनातन धर्माच्या पुनरुज्जीवनासाठी अमूल्य सेवा केली
Islamic Rule in India
All you Wanted to Know About the Tablighi Jamaat: The Beginning
The first part of a comprehensive series explaining the origins, rise, spread and consequences of the Tablighi Jamaat
70 Years of Secularism
The Civilisational Wound and the Cultural Hoax Called Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb
A historical exploration of the phenomenon commonly known as Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb
Islamic Rule in India
How the Bhakti Movement Gave Hindus a Breather and the New Indian Renaissance
Beginning with the so-called Arab invasion of Sindh and even today (albeit in a different form), the single biggest failure of Hindus has been one or more or all of the following: inability, unwillingness, passivity, inertia, or the innate compassion that lies at the heart of Sanatana Dharma in respect