100 Years of Russian Revolution - I - Is Communism Compatible with Democracy?
Opening the Russian Revolution centenary series: the structural case that communism and democracy are incompatible — not by accident but by design, since the Leninist seizure of power required abolishing democratic legitimacy.
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100 Years of Russian Revolution - II - How Communism Killed Freedom of Expression
How the Soviet suppression of free expression is not a historical curiosity but a living template — the Award Wapsi movement in India as a direct inheritance of communist tactics for manufacturing dissent.
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100 Years of Russian Revolution - III - Communism and Treason
The JNU sedition scandal as a window into communism's structural relationship with treason — why the ideology, from Lenin onward, has always required betraying the nation in service of the global revolution.
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100 Years of Russian Revolution - IV - Was Indira Gandhi a Soviet Agent?
The Mitrokhin Archive and what it reveals about KGB penetration of Indian politics — the evidence that Indira Gandhi's relationship with the Soviet Union went far beyond diplomatic alignment.
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100 Years of Russian Revolution - V - How Marxism Still Influences Indian Politics
Closing the Russian Revolution series: why BJP dominance has not displaced Marxism from India's institutions — the left's grip on academia, judiciary, and media persists beneath the electoral surface.
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Azaan and Freedom of Expression - Are They Compatible?
The Sonu Nigam controversy as a test case for a structural question: whether the Islamic claim to unrestricted public religious expression can coexist with the Hindu majority's right to uninterrupted private space.
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The Battle for Dharma in North-East
What has large-scale conversion and demographic change done to the Dhārmika civilizational fabric of Northeast India? A deep policy study of how missionary activity and political isolation have severed the region from the rest of Bhārata — and what reversal requires.
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The Battle Against Hindus in Manipur
The Manipur conflict is not a tribal dispute but a civilizational one: how the Christian missionary conversion of Kuki tribes created a political wedge that the Indian state misreads as ethnic tension while Meitei Hindu identity is the actual target.
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Case Against AOL - A Case of Malicious Prosecution
How Hindu spiritual organizations become targets of malicious prosecution — the Art of Living controversy as a case study in the left-missionary alliance that weaponizes courts and media against Hindu public figures.
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Closing the Pamir Gap - The Great Game Series
How the Great Game played out simultaneously across multiple theaters — the closing of the Pamir Gap, Russian annexations from Manchu China, and Britain's maneuvering in East Asia all as connected moves in a single geopolitical contest.
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Dangs - Anatomy of Religious Terror
What does the full anatomy of forced conversion look like in an Indian tribal district — and who bears the cost? A ground-level documentation of missionary operations in Dangs, Gujarat, tracing the cultural and social consequences for the Adivasi communities most affected.
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The Difference Between Us - on One-life vs. Multiple-life Metaphysics
What actually separates the Hindu and Abrahamic worldviews at the deepest level is not ritual or scripture but the one-life versus multiple-life metaphysical foundation — and the implications of that single difference ramify through everything.
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Fighting for India - Britain vs Russia in the Great Game
The Galwan Valley clash traced back to its root cause: the Great Game's dismantling of India's traditional buffer states — why India now borders China at all is a legacy of 19th-century British-Russian competition.
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Hindu Liberals - The Slave Soldiers of Islamism
How Hindu liberals function as structural enablers of radical Islam — the Ottoman Devshirme system as a historical analogy for how dominant civilizations conscript their opponents' members to serve as their most effective weapons.
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Hindu Samizdat - How Hindus Respond to Censorship and Bias
The emergence of independent Hindu digital media as a samizdat response to mainstream censorship — how the Soviet underground press becomes the analogy for what Hindu journalists built outside the left-controlled media ecosystem.
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How Lenin Tried to Foment Communist Revolution in India
The Second Great Game — how Lenin and the early Comintern built networks inside India to foment revolution, continuing the Russian imperial pressure on Britain's Indian possession through ideological rather than military means.
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How Scroll.in is Part of Omidyar's Breaking India Network
Scroll.in's financial architecture traced to Omidyar Network — how American philanthropic capital funds the Hinduphobic left media ecosystem in India as part of the broader Breaking India project.
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How to Become a Superpower - Inside the Great Game
Central Asia's strategic logic through the lens of Gilgit-Baltistan and the Wakhan Corridor — why the Pamir corridor has always determined superpower reach and why India's loss of these buffer territories still shapes its strategic ceiling.
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How Turkey and Germany Planned Holy Jihad Against India
The WWI German-Ottoman plan to use Islamic Jihad to destabilize British India via Persia and Afghanistan — how Enver Pasha and Berlin tried to turn India's Muslim population into a weapon of war.
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In the Name of Defending Islam - I - Understanding the Muslim Psyche
The 2020 Delhi Riots as a diagnostic event — what they reveal about the structural dynamics of the radical Muslim psyche, the myth of Hindu provocation, and the pattern that has repeated across fourteen centuries of Islamic expansion.
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In the Name of Defending Islam - II - How Radical Muslims Play Victim
How radical Islam systematically inverts the aggressor-victim relationship — the global media architecture that transforms Hindu self-defense into Hindu aggression, and why this inversion is structurally necessary to the ideology.
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Intellectual Terrorism of the Left - The Case for Dr. Makarand Paranjape
The cancellation of Makarand Paranjape at Carleton University — how left academic networks suppress Hindu intellectual voices not through argument but through institutional intimidation, and what it reveals about who controls Western universities.
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Kaiser, Sultan and the Holy Jihad in India
The Second Great Game — how Germany and Ottoman Turkey built a plan around mobilizing Islamic Jihad inside India during WWI, making the Kaiser and Sultan strange allies in a scheme that came closer to success than most histories acknowledge.
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Closing the Unfinished Agendas series: the open letter that argues the moderate Muslim does not exist — that moderation and radical Islamic ideology are structurally incompatible, and the secular Hindu's belief in this figure is a lethal self-deception.
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Race for Lhasa - The Great Game Series
The race to Tibet at the turn of the 20th century — how Britain and Russia competed for influence over Lhasa after the Pamir Gap was closed, and what the Younghusband Expedition's forced entry into Tibet meant for the final phase of the Great Game.
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The thinker who explained what the Vedic gods actually are, how polytheism works as a philosophical system, and why the prophetic monotheist critique of Hinduism fundamentally misunderstands what it is attacking — essential reading before any encounter with missionary argument.
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Re-imposing the Jizyah - Decoding Sharjeel Imam's Speech
Sharjeel Imam's Shaheen Bagh speech decoded through classical Islamic jurisprudence — the argument that modern India's treatment of Hindus already constitutes an informal Jizyah, and that what Imam demanded was simply its open declaration.
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Shri Ram Swarup on the Communist Challenge
Ram Swarup's early writings on communism as a spiritual and civilizational threat — recovering a neglected dimension of the Voice of India thinker whose work on Islam and Christianity overshadowed his equally penetrating critique of Marxism.
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Book Review | Svayambodha and Shatrubodha
A review of Pankaj Saxena's *Svayambodha and Shatrubodha*: the book that gives Hindu civilizational discourse its most precise vocabulary for self-knowledge and knowledge of adversarial forces.
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Tapan Ghosh - A True Hindu Warrior
Obituary for Tapan Ghosh — the Hindu Samhati founder who gave decades of his life to documenting and resisting the persecution of Hindus in Bengal, and whose death represents an irreplaceable loss to the Bengali Hindu community.
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Teaching and Research - The Rot That Has Set In
The HRD Ministry's proposal to de-emphasize research in college promotions — why the policy response is inadequate to the depth of the rot, and what the real diagnosis of India's academic collapse requires.
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Thou Shalt Not Comment - The Dictatorship of Scroll.in
How Scroll.in built ideological censorship into its comment moderation — the left-liberal digital media's control of who gets to respond, and why shutting down the comments section was the tell that revealed the site's function as propaganda rather than journalism.
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The Truth and the Humbug in Greta Thunberg's Climate Change Speech
Separating the genuine environmental alarm in Greta Thunberg's speech from its ideological packaging — what the climate movement gets right, what it gets wrong, and why the solution requires hierarchy and dharma rather than equality and activism.
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Unfinished Agendas of Radical Islam - Case 1 - Lebanon
Lebanon as the case study of how a Muslim minority achieves demographic dominance — tracing the mechanisms by which a Christian-majority country was transformed, and what this trajectory means for every country with a growing Muslim population.
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Unfinished Agendas of Radical Islam - Case 2 - Armenia and Turkey
The Armenian Genocide as the first genocide of the 20th century — how Turkey's secular Muslim state proved no less lethal to its Christian minorities than an explicitly Islamic one, and why the denial continues to this day.
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Unfinished Agendas of Radical Islam - Case 3 - Greece and Spain
Greece and Spain as the cases of temporarily reversed Islamic conquest — why the population transfers that ended Ottoman rule in Greece are cited by Hindu nationalists as the model India failed to follow, and what Spain's Reconquista reveals about civilizational recovery.
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Unfinished Agendas of Radical Islam - The Global Gameplan
Opening the Unfinished Agendas series: the ideological architecture of radical Islam's global strategy — how the anti-CAA riots are not a spontaneous reaction but a calculated move in a long-running civilizational campaign.
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Voice of India School of Śatrubodha
The school that insists on Śatrubodha — knowing your adversary clearly — as the precondition for Hindu survival; its critique of prophetic monotheism as structurally incompatible with a pluralist civilization remains the most rigorous analysis in this space.
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The Nobel laureate who traveled the colonized world and wrote what he actually saw: cultures wrecked by Islam, deformed by colonialism, and unable to recover because they've internalized their conquerors' self-image — a diagnosis as unwelcome now as when he made it.
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We the Hindus - What the CAB Means for Hindu Civilization
The Citizenship Amendment Act read as a civilizational turning point — not refugee policy but India's first post-colonial assertion of its Hindu identity, and what the civilizational stakes of this assertion actually are.
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What Will Destroy Hindu Society?
Sita Ram Goel's 1981 warning revisited: a rigorous examination of the forces — demographic, cultural, and ideological — most likely to destroy Hindu society.
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Why Saba Naqvi is Afraid of Mullahs on TV - And Why We Must Encourage That
The internal contradiction in secular Muslim commentators opposing mullah visibility on TV — what Saba Naqvi's discomfort reveals about who actually speaks for Indian Muslims, and why Hindu society should want the authentic voice to be heard.
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What Will Save Sanatana Dharma?
Inspired by the Śaunaka praśna of the Muṇḍaka Upaniṣad: what is the one idea, institution, or action whose presence would ensure the survival of Sanatana Dharma?
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Cry Hindutva How Rhetoric Trumps Intellect
Critical intervention on contemporary Hindutva rhetoric and the costs of replacing scholarship with slogans.
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German Indology Aryanism and Anti Semitism
Study of German Indology and its entanglement with racial theory, Aryanism, and anti-Semitism.
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Historical study of Greek presence in India and the cultural exchanges that followed.
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Heidegger and the Inquiry into Technology
Essay using Heidegger to interrogate technology, modernity, and civilizational critique.
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Hindu Studies in a Secular Academy
Reflection on the institutional framing of Hindu studies and the limits of secular academic categories.
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Documentation and interpretation of the destruction, transformation, and historical memory of Hindu temples.
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Continuation of the documentary record on Hindu temples, iconoclasm, and historical memory.
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Personal and polemical reflection on religious identity, conviction, and civilizational self-understanding.
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Comparative study of how Jewish and Hindu traditions have been handled within modern Indology.
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Methods and Context Rethinking Religion
Methodological critique of dominant religious-studies frameworks and their application to India.
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Paradigm Lost the Application of the Historical Critical Method to the Bhagavadgita
Critique of applying historical-critical methods reductively to the Bhagavad Gita.
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Essay on the relation between philosophical interpretation and critical academic method.
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Poetic Immortality to Salvation
Study tracing shifts from heroic-poetic ideals toward soteriological concerns in Sanskrit traditions.
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Pride and Prejudice Orientalism and Germany
Study of German orientalism and the ideological lenses shaping Indological interpretation.
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Sharp critique of routinized assumptions and methodological shallowness in Indological scholarship.
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Provocative reflection on scholarship, critique, and the ideological posture of academic knowledge.
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The Origins of Racism in the Humanities
Argument about how racial categories entered humanistic scholarship through philology and related disciplines.
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Critical study of Paul Hacker and the theological-political assumptions behind his work on Hindu traditions.
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The Real Threat to Humanities Today
Essay arguing that methodological decay, not external pressure alone, endangers the humanities.
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Programmatic theses outlining a critique of Indology and an alternative scholarly orientation.
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