From Max Muller to Audrey Truschke: Bigotry and lies in the guise of academic freedom
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From Max Muller to Audrey Truschke: Bigotry and lies in the guise of academic freedom
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Let us explore some of Hinduism’s enduring contributions that continue to enrich humanity.
The contributions of Hindus and Hinduism to the world are manifold and enduring. From its profound philosophical insights to its practical applications in science, medicine, and social welfare, Hinduism continues to inspire and enrich humanity in myriad ways. As the world grapples with complex challenges, the timeless wisdom of Hinduism serves as a guiding light, reminding us of our shared humanity and the interconnectedness of all existence.
A good person finds the best in what he reads and acts for the best of all
A good person finds the best in what he reads and acts for the best of all
Hindu Lives Matter
“Climax of a genocide is the denial of it.”
Millenia has passed – millions dead – millions more raped, enslaved or displaced. But no one knows their names, no one talks about it.
Like shadows in the dark, millions of faceless, nameless Hindus have faded away from our collective psyche.
They did die twice. Once when the invading barbarians took their life and once again when we wiped them off our history books
The ‘dirty’ truth behind ‘The Kerala Story’ that nobody is telling you…
An Indian movie, The Kerala Story, has gained a lot of popularity in India and elsewhere. As expected, many are praising the movie, and many are criticizing it. Is it Anti-Islam or Anti-ISIS?
The movie has triggered debate and discussion, and many foreigners are reacting to the movie.
Why Tamil Pastor George PWhy Tamil Pastor George Ponnaiah’s Hate Speech Should Frighten Us All
“…we wear shoes. Why? Because the impurities of Bharat Mata should not contaminate us. The Tamil Nadu government has given us free footwear. This bhumadevi is dangerous, you could catch scabies from it”.
Expert Provides Data on Islamist Links to Abuse
UK ‘Grooming Gangs’ report by Baroness Casey mentions “Islam” only once, “Muslims” nineteen times, and “Asian” 116 times. Most of the references to “Muslims” are bibliographical or references to Muslim women and children.