Book Reviews
India’s Forgotten Educational Inheritance
‘…..I say without fear of my figures being challenged successfully, that today India is more illiterate than it was fifty or a hundred years ago…..and ... Read More
Chatuh Shloki Manusmriti: A Multidimensional View of the Dharmashastras
Everything we know in this world is through Vāk, the medium of the word and the corresponding idea; so, everything in this world can be ... Read More
Why Hindus Must Relearn the Art of Knowing Themselves — and Their Enemies (A Wake-Up Call for Hindu Civilization)
In Swayambodha and Shatrubodha: Hindu View of Self and the World, scholar-thinker Pankaj Saxena presents a profound civilizational analysis of Hindu selfhood and its adversaries. ... Read More
Savarkar: Echoes from a Forgotten Past, 1883–1924: A Review
Image Courtesy: Penguin India Vinayak Damodar Savarkar is among the most debated figures in India’s freedom movement, evoking both admiration and criticism. Vikram Sampath’s biography ... Read More
“Caste-icide: The Roots of Hindu Extinction” — A Review
Introduction The "caste system" remains one of the most enduring associations with anything Indian, serving as a counterpoint to every positive aspect of the country, ... Read More