“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
Nurturing the Soul of a Civilization: Where Childhood Meets Civilizational Consciousness
Image Courtesy: Pradeep Krishnan Every civilization survives not merely through its monuments, scriptures or political institutions, but through the values it transmits to its children. ... Read More
Mapping the Coalitions That Mobilized Before Mohan Bhagwat Landed in America
Image courtesy: X.Com I. Introduction No religion appears anywhere in India's Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026. That has not stopped five months of claims ... Read More
The Irrelevance of Vijay Tendulkar: Deconstructing his Philosophy of Theater
Image Created Using ChatGPT Introduction: The Weight of a Continuing Aura Vijay Tendulkar is not a writer who needs to be rescued from obscurity. Even ... Read More