Book Reviews
“What Does it Mean to be ‘Indian’?” – A Review
Who do you think you are? Ask this question of the ordinary small town or rural vernacular-schooled Indian and they instinctively point to traditions, rituals, ... Read More
“India That is Bharat: Coloniality, Civilization, Constitution” – A Review
“India That is Bharat” is grand in its sweep, and its bestseller status is evidence of the interest among Indians to rid themselves of the ... Read More
Defence against “Hinduphobia”
Rajiv Malhotra’s new book, ‘Academic Hinduphobia’, is a serious commentary on the ineptness of the so-called experts of Hinduism, holding positions of power and prestige ... Read More
“Swift Horses, Sharp Swords”: A Review
In a recent book on the battles fought in medieval India, titled "Swift Horses Sharp Swords," Amit Agarwal seeks to offer an objective view of ... Read More
Muslim Homecoming: How Probable is It?
The process of Muslims coming back to the Hindu fold has been going on for centuries, says Dr. Sharan, giving several examples from different times ... Read More