Opinion | Sandeshkhali, Sundarbans and Systematic Repression in Bengal
Opinion | Large Hindu Temples Existed Before 5th Century CE
Opinion | Three Issues that Tried to Distort Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir Debate
Opinion | Why Aurangzeb’s Bigotry And Temple Vandalism Must Not Be Negated
Why we must never forget the atrocities, brutal murders and gangrapes in CPM-era Bengal
Mocking and abusing Hindu gods is Hinduphobia
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Opinion | How the West Has Been Insulting and Abusing Hindu Gods for Decades
Opinion | Indian History and its Course Correction That Cannot Be Delayed Any Further
Opinion | The History of Sikhism and How the Issue of Khalistan Was Created
Hindu slavery under Islamic dominion in India: A topic not discussed in history
Opinion | Emergency: Rahul Gandhi Must Revisit the Time India Actually Lost Democracy
Uttarapatha: Why India’s first trans-regional highway needs to be brought back
How fundamental concept of Hindu temples differs from Abrahamic shrines
Reclaiming lost Hindu pride, rebuilding our temples
Goa’s glorious Hindu history and brutal Inquisition: A long forgotten and rarely discussed saga
Swastika is not Hitler’s chosen symbol, so why should Hindus take blame for it?
Maa Kali row: Why it is so cool to malign Hindu gods and goddesses, but it may not be that easy now
Why Indian history textbooks at the school level curriculum must be changed without delay
Bengali New Year: Busting the myth of Akbar starting Bangabda
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Bengali new year was started by Bangadhipati GaudaNripati Raja Sasanka
Bengal’s never-ending night of political killings and Hindu persecution
From Goa inquisition to Moplah riots: As India debates The Kashmir Files, a look at Hindu genocides
It is now essential for Hindus to speak up for themselves and for the government to throw light on atrocities against them
Nothing new in Hindu genocide in Bangladesh, just nature of violence has changed
The big Aryan-Dravidian debate: Inventing an invasion that never took place in India
The Aryan issue started way back in the 16th Century (1584) when an Italian trader named Philippo Sessetti came to Goa and learnt some Sanskrit words and found them similar to Latin and Greek. Based only on this similarity and without any hard evidence, the nineteenth century European scholars, the famous among them being Max Müller and Muir, proposed the Aryan Invasion Theory (AIT) ….
Decoding the great historical conspiracy to turn Saraswati into a mythical river
Recent scientific research, British era documentations by geologists and other experts, and our ancient texts speak of a mighty river that originated in the Himalayas and reached the Arabian sea
Indian culture and religion do not lack continuity. They have evolved over time, but kept the core meaning and values intact
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