When Humanities Become Ideology: The Questions IIT Bombay Must Answer
Image courtesy: Tehelka An institution as prestigious as IIT Bombay must be able to enforce academic standards, protect students from discrimination, defend due process, and ... Read More
“Yet Again, Patriarchy Has Won”: A BAPS Female Devotee
Image courtesy: Hinduism Today Hailing from Gujarat, I have been familiar with BAPS and its work for years. I have attended its events and observed ... Read More
The Cost of Forgetting & A Return to Civilizational Roots — “Unbaptized”
A couple of years ago, while watching a thought-provoking conversation between Esther Dhanraj and Rajiv Malhotra, I encountered a voice that was at once intellectually ... Read More
“From Fire to Light”: A Case for Rereading the Manusmriti
‘…..Whatever opinion in short may be formed of Manu and his laws… it must be remembered, that those laws are actually revered… by many ... Read More
From Colonial Prohibition to National Honor: Why Did Vande Mataram Take 79 Years to Reach the Red Fort?
Image courtesy: Vishwa Samvada Kendra Begin with the gap, not the anthem. On 15 August 2026, as Narendra Modi reached the Red Fort ramparts for ... Read More