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• Dalai Lama’s Succession: Many issues can be solved if the Tibetan leader opts for ‘emanation’ – Claude Arpi

• Keeping tradition in mind, redefine secularism in Indian terms – Anand Neelakantan

• The West’s anti-Hindutva activism is a front for its anti-Hindu bias – Shivani Gupta

• Patrick French: He looked at India for what it was becoming rather than for what others wanted it to be – Vamsee Juluri

• US religious freedom commission close to anti-India groups – Abhinandan Mishra

• Time for white supremacists in the West to give Mother Kali a break – Monica Verma

• The BBC’s famed ‘independence’ does not mean it is unbiased, fair or impartial – R. Jagannathan

• Putin may be forced to use nukes, says US spy chief – Tariq Tahir

• United States of Kailasa: Nithyananda’s latest audacious con-job is really magnificent – Monica Verma

• How the Koh-i-Noor diamond became an imperial possession – Arun Kumar

• Sethusamudram Canal will threaten India’s security and sovereignty – Arvind Kumar

• Wuhan virus lab leak deliberate: Chinese whistle-blower – Shivani Gupta

• How a Muslim archaeologist and a Hindu dacoit restored the Bateshwar temple complex – Abhishek Mande

• Does an oppressive Hindu caste system actually exist? – Arvind Sharma

• A Bahujan’s take on Seattle’s anti-caste resolution – Milind Makwana

• Seattle Caste Discrimination Law: Stereotyping Indians in the name of social justice – Aldrin Deepak & Pushpita Prasad

• George Soros is bound to lose his dirty war against India – Abhijit Majumder

• More than 4,800 cases of sexual abuse within the Portuguese Catholic Church uncovered – Nuno Prudêncio

• How Pew’s religious freedom rankings misrepresent India – Salvatore Babones

• From Canada and Britain to Australia, Hinduphobia has gone global – Yuvraj Pokharna

• Ode to Shiva – Raji P. Shrivastava

• Analysing the ‘phallacy’ of the Shiva-linga – Arvind Sharma

• Cobra worshipping Shiva lingam with bilva leaves – Thenappan

• What an Upanishad says about birth and character – Renuka Narayanan

• UK-India ties suffer from a deep, structural malaise – Sreemoy Talukdar

• Judiciary, executive can’t be law unto themselves – Ravi Shankar

• Emmanuel Todd comments on the Russian-Ukrainian war – Jürg Altwegg

• Not teaching the Bhagavad Gita in India is a travesty – Jaithirth Rao

• Hinduism must become missionary again – Utpal Kumar

• Christian missionaries target the birthplace of Buddha in Nepal – Kevin Kim & Rebecca Henschke

• Rampant conversion into Christianity is compromising Arunachal’s security – Abhinav Pandya

• More Russian sanctions equals World War III – Martin Armstrong

• Time to revisit the ‘borrowed’ Indian Constitution – Yuvraj Pokharna

• Can democracy coexist with Hindutva? – Debojit Borkakati

• Brahm Dravya: Ganga water is self-purifying, contains bacteria-eating viruses – ANI

• What 300 eminent citizens wrote to the BBC re their propaganda docuseries on Modi – Sukriti Vats

• Harvard and Wokeism: How an American university is leading the ‘Breaking India’ project – Rajiv Malhotra

• What RSS chief Bhagwat has to say about Hindus’ 1,000-year war – Shanker Arnimesh & Unnati Sharma

• Islamic paintings of Prophet Muhammad are an important piece of history – Jo Adetunji

• All about Makar Sankranti – FP Staff

• Away with the ‘secularisation’ of Swami Vivekananda! – Jaideep Mazumdar

• Bangladesh’s descent into Islamist madness – Taslima Nasrin

• Hindu Civilisation: The Spirit of Saraswati lives on – Vijender Sharma

• Muslim invaders and British rulers killed over 300 million Indians—still no memorial for the Hindu holocaust – Utpal Kumar

• Jesuits rocked by claims of serial sexual abuse of women by prominent priest – Christopher R. Altieri

• Pope Porn: The secret erotic bathroom in the Vatican – Tony Perrottet

• Benedict’s Legacy: Sex, lies, and the sordid history of the Catholic Church – Michael Moynihan

• BBC warping modern Britain (and the world) – Georgina Cutler

• How the concept of Hindu temples differs from Abrahamic shrines – Monidipa Bose Dey

• How the Danish sold Tamils into slavery in Scandinavia – Ari Gautier

• Was Jesus really born? – Virendra Parekh

• Dravidian-Christian Nexus: The cultural illiteracy of Mr Adheenam – Aravindan Neelakandan

• Could Macaulay have imagined that one day an Indian would be England’s prime minister? – Arvind Sharma

• India should be prepared for war with China – Utpal Kumar

• Why China wants Tawang – Ranjit Bhushan

• Kohinoor Diamond: Did British rule benefit India? – String

• Rishi Rajpopat solves 2,500-year-old Sanskrit problem – BBC

• Uniform Civil Code: An idea whose time has come – Makarand R. Paranjape

• JNU: The casteist writing on the campus wall – Shishir Tripathi

• Conversion is against the Constitution: Supreme Court – PTI

• How British colonialism killed 100 million Indians in 40 years – Dylan Sullivan & Jason Hickel

• Why Stalin is wrong on state control of temples – R. Jagannathan

• Karthika Deepam: Maheshwara as the Mountain – B.R. Haran

• BJP must read the South to win it – Ravi Shankar

• Nadav Lapid was playing to the gallery of Islamo-Leftists – Monica Verma

• Religious freedom does not include right to convert others: Centre tells SC – PTI

• Sarna Dharma: Followers of ancient indigenous faith seek formal recognition – Sheikh Saakliq

• Restoration of timeless temples is important for a new India – David Frawley

• ASI seeks time to prepare report on age of ‘Shivling’ found inside Gyanvapi Mosque – Ishita Mishra

• Whitewashing Genocides: Why K.S. Lal’s claim of 80 million Hindus killed by Muslim invaders holds water – Aabhas Maldahiyar  

• The ageless bond between Kashi and Tamilakam – R.N. Ravi

• Western intellectuals are anti-Hindu, resent the rise of India – Salvatore Babones

• Amazon sponsoring religious conversion in Northeast India – OpIndia

• Supreme Court terms forced religious conversion ‘very serious issue’ – Swarajya

• Country needs a uniform civil code – Manoj Karki

• All caste-based reservations should be abolished – Markandey Katju

• The scary wages of speciesism – Hiranmay Karlekar

• Indic religious traditions and human rights – Arvind Sharma

• Hindus are pluralistic and inclusive by nature – Rajendra Prasad Gupta

• Western Christian missionaries working hard to harvest souls in Assam – Jaideep Mazumdar

• Proselytisation is a malefic colonial practice – Pradeep Bajpai

• Why a nation and its people must know their true history – Makkhan Lal

• It’s time to stand up for India – Maura Moynihan

• Diwali: The lamps in true light – Swami Tejomayananda

• US Research Report: Spike in anti-Hindu hate attacks across the world – FP

• Nehru and the ‘pending’ case of Tibet in the UN – Claude Arpi

• Sri Aurobindo’s ‘three madnesses’ – Makarand R. Paranjape

• Why are Nostradamus’s ‘predictions’ still winning converts? – Stuart Jeffries

• Limitations of Marxism in the Indian context – Arvind Sharma

• Secular Self-Goal: Pitting Gandhi against Hindutva – R. Jagannathan

• Gandhi minced no words when criticising Christian missionaries – Apurv Agrawal

• Examining cannabis’ legal status in India – FP

• 7 Hindu habits of success – Rajiv Tuli

• The science behind touching feet and prostrating before elders and God – Simran Arora

• Islam: Britain faces its fifth great invasion – Sanbeer Singh Ranhotra

• The hijab row in India is a manufactured controversy – Zeba Zoariah

• RSS and PFI: They cannot be compared! – Sanbeer Singh Ranhotra

• Western Hinduphobia is the product of envy and bigotry – Prabhu Chawla

• Navaratri: Hindus across the globe worship the Great Goddess – Hinduism Today

• Dalai Lama: Don’t want to die among ‘artificial’ Chinese officials – ASI

• Belligerent China masks its anxiety – Prafull Goradia

• Hinduphobia in the US is real – Avatans Kumar

• Mr Trudeau, mend your ways or Khalistan menace will haunt Canada too – Monica Verma

• Martand Temple in Kashmir: Its grandeur survives, but there are controversies – Yashee

• Places of Worship Act: The gun India is holding to its own head – Abhijit Majumder

• Indian servility may have roots in ‘secularised Islam’ – S.N. Balagangadhara

• Many question government’s decision to mourn British queen’s death – PTI

• Islamists find a steadfast ally in liberals – Utpal Kumar

• USCIRF is engaged in furthering Christian proselytisation in India – Arvind Sharma

• Christian missionary activity in Punjab should be taken seriously – Nirmal Kaur

• Plea of ‘reservation for Dalit Christians’ is a dangerous and divisive move – Seshadri Chari

• Forced conversion to Christianity is on in Punjab, need anti-conversion law: Akal Takht Jathedar – Kamaldeep Singh Brar

• UN Report: China’s crimes against humanity in Xinjiang – Matt Murphy

• To worship Ganesha, we must become Ganesha – David Frawley

• India must create a win-win situation for itself and the Tibetans – Ashok Kumar

• Tamil Nadu Governor Ravi criticises G.U. Pope’s Thirukkural translation – Express News

• California passes legislation to legalise sacred symbol of swastika – Vyomica Berry

• The anti-Hindu nature of Indian secularism – Arvind Sharma

• Have Midnight’s Children come of age? – Rajeev Srinivasan

• Supreme Court to hear plea seeking to declare ‘Ram Sethu’ a national heritage monument – AsiaNet

• Netaji’s daughter calls for her father’s remains to be brought to India, says ready for DNA tests – Rezaul H. Laskar

• Why the world gives Islam such a long rope – Abhijit Majumder

• Time to align with untainted Bharatiya philosophy – Manmohan Vaidya

• Unsung freedom fighters of South India – Nanditha Krishna

• Pythagorean geometry in Vedic-era texts, centuries before Pythagoras – Kabir Firaque

• India has ignored the past with consequences – Badri Narayan

• From Max Muller to Audrey Truschke: Bigotry and lies in the guise of academic freedom – Sean Bradrick

• Humans and other living beings – Hiranmay Karlekar

• Combating religious phobias – J.L. Kaul Jalali

• Why the West is not happy with a rising India – Gautam Sen

• How secularism has failed India – Arvind Sharma

• Is judicial over-reach justified? – Vivek Gumaste

• CJI Ramana Is Off The Mark: We need a second republic built around a dharmic constitution – R. Jagannathan

• Dara Shikoh: Lesser-known facts about Aurangzeb’s brother – NewsNine

• Stop religious conversion, says Mohan Bhagwat – PTI

• ‘Meaningful Autonomy’: Dalai Lama has a strong message for China over Tibet – Nikhil Pandey

• Rutgers researchers track rise in Hinduphobia – Megan Schumann

• Mohan Bhagwat: Focus on roots, prevent conversion – ENS

• Devasahayam Pillai: Church defames Hindu raja, must have its ‘persecuted’ saint – Madhuparna Das

• US Islamophobia Bill: A Western game plan to subvert India – Gautam Sen

• Tibet was never a part of China, says US report – P.R. Shankar

• Open Letters to CJI: Fulminating judges have crossed Laxman Rekha – Arun Kumar Chaubey

• Understanding Islam in the light of Hinduism – Arvind Sharma

• Unsettled queries in l’affaire Nupur – Pradeep Bajpai

• Hinduphobia-denial, gas-lighting, and swastika-shaming must end – Vamsee Juluri

• Manusmriti is neither anti-Dalit nor pro-Brahmin – Gopal Goswami

• Delisting converted tribals will undo a historical wrong – Arun Anand

• Agnipath and the dark matter of democracy – Makarand R. Paranjape

• Neo-feudalism and the geopolitical squeeze on India – Rajeev Srinivasan

• India at UN: Combating ‘religiophobia’ should not be a discriminatory exercise – PTI

• Why Modi and BJP leadership must communicate more with its support base – R. Jagannathan

• Analysing the ‘phallacy’ of the Shiva-linga – Arvind Sharma

• Gyanvapi Mosque to Nupur Sharma: A saga of double-standards and selective liberalism – Sandipan Deb

• Nupur Sharma Row: Is India’s response to the unbridled hate for Hindus adequate? – Arti Agarwal

• India bending before Arabs isn’t good for Muslims – Ibn Khaldun Bharati

• Historical wrongs must be righted – Vivek Gumaste

• Hindus unhappy with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat – Shikha Salaria

• India has begun the long march for Tibet’s independence – Sanbeer Singh Ranhotra

• Oxford University: The first bastion of far-Left Hinduphobia – Rashmi Samant

• Sufism grew under the shadow of swords – Faiyaz Ahmad Fyzie

• Violence of Monotheism – M. Rajivlochan

• M.K. Gandhi: Due to religious fanaticism, the Mughal rulers occupied many religious places of Hindus – Roshan Jaiswal

• Temple-mosque controversy brings issue of historical wrongs back in focus – Arvind Sharma

• Places Of Worship Act: A law that compounds historical wrongs – Aaina

• ‘Shivling’ in Gyanvapi Mosque altered to make water fountain – Times Now

• Aurangzeb’s industrial-scale temple destruction – Team Dharma Dispatch

• Babri Masjid to Gyanvyapi Mosque: Liberals fail to learn any lesson – Vikas Pathak

• Should Indian Muslims cling on to a non-mosque? – Ibn Khaldun Bharati

• Gyanvapi Debate: The road to communal harmony needs truth and reconciliation, not denial – Sankrant Sanu

• The Taj Mahal’s ’22 rooms’ and underground cells – News18

• Gyanvapi Mosque: Fading minorityism and zealots’ last stand – Yuvraj Pokharna

• How the West discovered the Buddha – Philip C. Almond

• Devasahayam Pillai: Church cashes in on virtuous Tamil psyche: – C.I. Issac

• The fable of ‘martyr’ Devasahayam Pillai – B.R. Gauthaman

• The Goa Files: Scars of Inquisition run deep and there is need for reconciliation – Savio Rodrigues

• Land on which Taj Mahal built belonged to Jaipur ruler, says BJP MP Diya Kumari – PTI

• Ten things about EVR that Dravidian parties don’t want you to know – Aravindan Neelakandan

• Implementing a Uniform Civil Code will be a tribute to Ambedkar – Guru Prakash Paswan

• Left and Liberals have crafted a delusory narrative of Muslim genocide in India – Balbir Punj

• Four lessons from The Kashmir Files – Arvind Sharma

• Qutb complex at Mehrauli – Prafull Goradia

• Alas, Hindi will never unite India – T.J.S. George

• Why Hanuman matters – Devdutt Pattanaik

• Chinna Jeeyar Swami equates Shiva with Jesus – Prakasarao V. Velagapudi

• Christian conversion mafia target Tamil Nadu’s school children – Anvit Srivastava

• Why Muslims throw stones at Hindu processions – Gopal Goswami

• Provocation theory will be the death knell for Hindus and Indian democracy – Monica Verma

• Dealing with halal hegemony – Abhijit Iyer-Mitra

• The Bitterest Truth of History: Raliv, Tsaliv ya Galiv – Makarand R. Paranjape

• A case for a universal calendar – A.K. Merchant

• How the Grinch vandalised Vasantotsava – Bharavi

• BOOK REVIEW: Resurgent Bharat and Other Issues – Dhruv C. Katoch

• Myths the West seeks to perpetuate after the Ukraine invasion – R. Jagannathan

• US double-standards on invasive wars – Minhaz Merchant

• What good is the UN in its present shape – Atanu Biswas

• How Indian monks took Buddhism to China and South-East Asia – Anirudh Kanisetti

• The Bamiyan Buddhas and why the Taliban destroyed them – Indian Express

• China using draconian methods to destroy Tibetan identity – ANI

• The West is unwilling to fight for Ukraine – Mark Tully

• Vladimir Putin: The psychology behind his destructive leadership – Magnus Linden & George R. Wilkes

• Ukraine Crisis: History returns to haunt the world – S. Gurumurthy

• Analysing the Preamble to the Indian Constitution from a dharmic perspective – Arvind Sharma

• The genocides ignored – Dhruv C. Katoch

• India at UN: Growing contemporary forms of religiophobia – The Hindu

• A look at Hindu genocides – Monidipa Bose Dey

• Ukraine invasion splits Orthodox Church – Philip Pullella

• RSS: Growing religious fanaticism in the name of Constitution – Deeptiman Tiwary

• Quran does not enjoin wearing of a head-covering – Nanditha Krishna

• Christian Missionaries in India: Of lies, deceit and a supremacist worldview – Sean Bradrick

• Winning the narrative battle, but losing the war? – Makarand R. Paranjape

• Swamy’s Plea: Declare ‘Ram Setu’ national heritage monument – PTI

• Sri Aurobindo: What no one says about the great master – Francois Gautier

• Ukraine Invasion: Total failure of the UN system – V.K. Bahuguna

• The real world order – Gwynne Dyer

• 4 – Conflict of Religions: Making them see the Light – Virendra Parekh

• Ode to Shiva – Raji P. Shrivastava

• Do the Gods have legal rights? – R. Jagannathan

• The Christian roots of Putin’s war on Ukraine – Giles Fraser

• Foreign residents of Auroville must respect India’s laws and territorial integrity – Satheesh Namasivayam

• Aryan Invasion Theory remains the lifeline of Indian Marxist historians – Makkhan Lal

• Christian missionaries have free rein in Tamil Nadu – Satya Dosapati

• Hijab Controversy: The challenge of creeping Islamisation – Virendra Parekh

• Inside the mind of Vladimir Putin – Ravi Shankar

• Hijab Row: Matters of dress and choice may go too far – Prafull Goradia

• A brief cultural history of hemp – Deutsche Welle

• Hijab Row: The intolerant minority usually wins – R. Jagannathan

• An alternative Marxist interpretation of Hinduism and Hindutva – Arvind Sharma

• Franco Mulakkal: Rogue dressed as a priest – T.J.S. George

• ‘Sportswashing’ China’s Olympic Games – Bhopinder Singh

• Clamour for civic nationalism is a rekindling of Jinnah’s politics – Ram Madhav

• Western narrative on Subhas Chandra Bose suffers from revisionist history and rank hypocrisy – Sreemoy Talukdar

• India Gate: Let’s go beyond ‘flaming’ controversies – Makarand R. Paranjape

• Beating Retreat Song: Here is a non-sectarian alternative to the Christian hymn – Rajeev Srinivasan

• How India and Bharat represent two competing visions for the nation – Arvind Sharma

• Mukherjee Commission ignored Renkoji Temple’s nod for DNA test of ashes, says Netaji kin – PTI

• How the memory of Subhas Chandra Bose was lost, then found again – Utpal Kumar

• Hinduphobia is hard-coded into the Abrahamic way of thinking – R. Jagannathan

• Hindutva: The Kshatriya element in Hinduism – Virendra Parekh

• The Economist is deeply prejudiced when it comes to India and Indians – Gopal Goswami

• Why should the government run Hindu temples? – A. Surya Prakash

• Missionaries of Charity-FCRA Row: Creating controversy the ‘secular’ way – Rajiv Tuli

• Makar Sankranti: When did we first celebrate Surya? – Raj Vedam

• Lessons from Haridwar Dharma Sansad: Government must address Hindu issues – Koenraad Elst

• The impiety of Mother Teresa – Ravi Shankar

• Catholic priest’s comments on Bharat Mata, Bhumi Devi hurt religious sentiments: Madras High Court – Azeefa Fathima

• ‘Casteless Hindu’ is the bedrock of Ghar Wapsi and Hindutva – Swati Goel Sharma & Sanjeev Newar

• Freedom of religion does not equal right to convert – Vivek Gumaste

• Why I am against conversion – Maria Wirth

• Baba Vishwanath and Narendra Modi – Oopali Operajita

• When we become fanatic, we start playing God – Arvind Sharma

• Conversion agenda divides Hindus and Christians – Savio Rodrigues

• Alarming rise in conversion of Sikhs to Christianity – Paramjeet Singh

• Haridwar conclave rants have put Hindu interests in jeopardy – R. Jagannathan

• Was Jesus really born? – Virendra Parekh

• Hinduphobia: Draft for a petition to the United Nations – Maria Wirth

• How the Grinch stole Mithra Jayanti – Bharavi

• Can evil be fought with goodness? – Arvind Sharma

• Hindu vs Hindutva? Rahul Gandhi’s five conceptual and political blunders – Abhijit Majumder

• Restoration of Kashi Vishwanath shrine a civilisational leap for India – Makarand R. Paranjape

• Kashi Vishwanath corridor unveiled – Indian Express

• Dalai Lama: China’s leaders ‘don’t understand variety of cultures’ – Reuters

• Xi Jinping’s war on Tibetan Buddhism – Dhondup T. Rekjong

• Why India should have adopted pluralism rather than secularism – Arvind Sharma

• Indian history textbooks are in urgent need of revision – Francois Gautier

• Do Indians lack cultural unity and continuity from the ancient past? – Monidipa Bose Dey

• Hinduism, Hindutva and Hindudom – Prafull Goradia

• The challenge of religious conversions – Jagdish Batra

• WHO avoids Greek alphabet Xi and names new Covid variant Omicron – Poulomi Ghosh

• Tough times ahead for the European Union – Gautam Sen

• Abrahamia: A new religion on the horizon? – Asad Mirza

• How brave was Tipu Sultan really? – Sanbeer Singh Ranhotra

• How Abrahamists debased the idea of God – R. Jagannathan

• 3 – Conflict of Religions: The book as word of God – Virendra Parekh

• Is the Supreme Court of India an ISIS accomplice, Mr Khurshid? – S. Gurumurthy

• India has started to assert its soft power – Vinay Sahasrabuddhe

• Stolen Annapurna Devi idol on its way back to Kashi after 100 years – Divya A.

• Britain can’t decide whether it should return its looted treasures back to their rightful owners – Luke McGee

• Hindus may soon vanish from Bangladesh – Vivek Gumaste

• The Christian roots of our ecological crisis – Lynn White

• Adi Shankara’s statue to be unveiled at Kedarnath – Neeraj Santoshi

• US Congress to recognise historical and religious significance of Diwali – PTI

• PM Modi and Pope Francis must call out global Hinduphobia – Vansee Juluri

• Deforestation in India during British rule – B.K.P. Sinha

• What Hindus need to know about ideas and power – R. Jagannathan

• The fall of the Aztecs – Rajat Ghai

• How Partition helped save Hindu India – Prafull Goradia

• China’s communist dictatorship and market economy don’t fit well together – Gautam Sen

• More than 3,600 attacks on Hindus since 2013 in Bangladesh – WION Team

• A Uniform Civil Code has become imperative – Tuhin Sinha

• Operating rights of temples must be handed over to Hindu devotees – Mohan Bhagwat

• Even the creator god is Her creation – Aravindan Neelakandan

• India’s ancient republics need to be recognised in world history – Abhishek Banerjee & Sumedha Verma Ojha

• Chinese exile reveals extent of torture against Uyghurs – Rebecca Wright, Ivan Watson, Zahid Mahmood & Tom Booth

• More than 200,000 children sexually abused by French Catholic clergy – Saskya Vandoorne, Simon Bouvier & Sam Bradpiece

• 2 – Conflict of Religions: One God, two humanities – Virendra Parekh

• Icons of Colonialism: India must reassess her cultural ‘heroes’ and retell their history truthfully – Shefali Vaidya

• Christian Missionary Techniques: From inculturation to indoctrination – Akshita Bhadauria

• Thor Is beating the Lutheran Church in a battle for believers – Julia Duin

• CIA planned to assassinate Julian Assange in 2017 – Tom Porter

• 1 – Conflict Between Religions: Tracing the roots – Virendra Parekh

• Hinduphobia: Deconstructing the anti-Hindu Hindu – Minhaz Merchant

• Wuhan lab wanted to genetically enhance bat viruses and release them in caves – Meghan Roos

• Why Finland won’t let go of the swastika – TW

• In their ignorance, let them call it ‘idol’ worship – Aravindan Neelakandan

• Pakistan’s victory in Afghanistan and its international fallout – Gautam Sen

• India: Winning wars and losing the peace – Gautam Sen

• A day in the life of a Hindu student abroad – Rashmi Samant

• 4 – Unity of Indic Religions: Tribal Traditions – Virendra Parekh

• Hindutva has no global agenda – Priyadarshi Dutta

• Ganesha: A monstrosity for Christians, a celebration for Hindus – Aravindan Neelakandan

• India that is Bharat: A book to help Indians reclaim an understanding of their own civilisation – Arihant Pawariya

• India’s textbooks were written with Nehru in mind – Pavan Varma

• Afghanistan’s recycled wars – Gwynne Dyer

• ‘Dismantling Global Hindutva’ conference anti-Hindu, says US State Senator – PTI

• Hatred of Hindus is Hindumisia, not Hinduphobia – Global Watch

• DMK’s faux temple reform – Aravindan Neelakandan

• Controversy over the Mappila Rebellion – Kumar Chellappan

• Hatred of Hindutva may lead to Hindumisia and Hinducide – Makarand R. Paranjape

• Geopolitics and India’s challenges – Gautam Sen

• Terry Milewski: The Khalistan Movement goes nowhere – Adrija Roychowdhury

• Christian schools saving Rs 2,500 crore by denying seats to poor in India – Sumi Sukanya Dutta

• India will have to bow before China if dependence on it increases: Mohan Bhagwat – PTI

• China’s secret deal with WHO to hide COVID-19’s origins – William Cole

• India should bid adieu to the UN – Prafull Goradia

• 3 – Unity of Indic Religions: Sikhism – Virendra Parekh

• Afghanistan: How did they think it would end? – Gwynne Dyer

• Release of the entire Mountbatten archive is being stonewalled – Jenny Hocking

• The microplastic pollution of the Ganga – Kota Sriraj

• Do we need a Hindu pope? – Aravindan Neelakandan

• What Jainism teaches us about dying – Christopher Key Chapple

• 2 – Unity of Indic Religions: Jainism – Virendra Parekh

• Wikipedia’s Larry Sanger: I no longer trust the website I created – Freddie Sayers

• Catholic priest George Ponniah booked for hate speech – The Hindu

• Rama in Iraq? This P. N. Oak-style history obsession must stop! – Aravindan Neelakandan

• Communism for Dummies: Smartly selling a murderous ideology – Abhijit Majumder

• Marxist Jesuits do not have tribal welfare at heart – Jaithirth Rao

• 1 – Unity of Indic Religions: Buddhism – Virendra Parekh

• The long-standing debate about cow slaughter – Komal Deol

• Delhi High Court backs Uniform Civil Code – Richa Banka

• Does America have a caste system? – Subramanian Shankar

• Why a cashless society would hurt the poor – Dana Kornberg

• What the Left-‘liberal’ media won’t tell you about Stan Swamy – Abhijit Majumder

• The lost cause of India’s ingenuous tribals – Gyaneshwar Dayal

• The Chinese Communist Party’s centenary – Gwynne Dyer

• Polish Catholic Church facing wave of sex abuse allegations – Alicja Ptak

• Justin Trudeau demands Pope Francis apologise for deaths of native Canadian children – AP

• Ram Setu should be declared a national monument: Union culture minister Prahlad Patel – Kumar Shakti Shekhar

• Chinese minorities targeted for organ harvesting – AFP

• UN experts call on Holy See to do more against child sex abuse – AP

• Dismantling the Mahatma: Ambedkar on Gandhi – Anand Ranganathan

• The meaning of the Parthenon – Nick Romeo

• The intellectual and political war being waged against India – Gautam Sen

• The crime against Canada’s native peoples – Makhan Saikia

• Canadian minister says lack of papal apology for indigenous school abuse ‘shameful’ – AFP

• Neuroscience explains marijuana and the brain – Gary L. Wenk

• Remains of 215 Indigenous children prompts grief and questions in Canada – Antonia Noori Farzan

• Symbols sacred to some, profane to others – Marcia Bronstein

• Covid-19: Origins and Obfuscations – Sujeet Mishra

• China says it will choose Dalai Lama’s successor – Sutirtho Patranobis

• West Bengal’s Self-Goal: Forebodings about the future – Virendra Parekh

• Boycott the Beijing Winter Olympics – Stephen Wade

• Chinese Communist Party’s long march of lies – Deepak Vohra

• Coronavirus has all the hallmarks of being engineered in a laboratory – IANS

• Gyanvapi Mosque: A lesson in history that should lead to justice – Prafull Goradia

• Oxygen’s in the air – G. Sampath

• Catalan independence is an opportunity for the EU, not a threat – M.D. Nalapat

• The value of impermanence – V.S. Ravi

• The message of the pandemic – Hiranmay Karlekar

• Boost your immunity with matcha green tea – DailyBite

• The British loved their meat, but some preferred Hindu vegetarian – Samiparna Samanta

• Free Hindu temples from state control – L. Ravichander

• USCIRF infiltrated by Islamist fronts – TND

• Places of Worship Act impedes civilizational justice: J. Sai Deepak – Saurabh Sharma

• Wokeism is the new Puritanism – Nigel Jones

• China-India border tensions remain high – PTI

• The Haridwar Kumbh Mela of virus and environmental risks – Kota Sriraj

• Ambedkar proposed Sanskrit as national language: S.A. Bobde – PTI

• Scandals only make the British Royal Family stronger – Seth Ferris

• WHO chief revives virus lab leak theory – AFP

• More on the relations between the old Slavic religion and the Vedic religion of India – Rastko Kostić

• An existential struggle, not just an election – Virendra Parekh

• Gujarat: Comprehensive bill to deter religious conversion – Parimal A. Dabhi

• Five reasons why the Ganga is still dirty – Abhay Mishra

• Ganga needs more than cleaning – M. Irengbam, S. Barthwal, N. Dasgupta, R. Badola & S.A. Hussain

• How the Grinch vandalised Vasantotsava – Bharavi

• India’s temples must be freed from government control – Jaggi Vasudev

• The loudspeaker menace – The Pioneer

• No safe place for Hindu students in UK-US academia – Avatans Kumar

• Declaring tribals as non-Hindus shows lack of understanding of Bharat – Manmohan Vaidya

• A straight line connects Wokeism to early Christian intolerance – R. Jagannathan

• Cobra worshipping Shiva lingam with bilva leaves – Thenappan

• Devotees demand removal of Gyanwapi Mosque near Kashi Vishwanath Temple – Harish V. Nair

• Ode to Shiva – Raji P. Shrivastava

• Stop romanticising interfaith marriages – Prafull Goradia

• Richard Nixon’s racism declassified – T.J.S. George

• India’s missing culture of strategic thinking – Bhopinder Singh

• Yamuna water is no longer a blessing for humanity: Hindu Saints – Siraj Qureshi

• India questions UN High Commissioner’s silence on Red Fort violence and terrorism – Sidhant Sibal

• The Chhatrapati in Hindustan – Ravi Shankar

• WHO in China: We’ll continue to learn from our experiences to improve how we investigate – Dominic Dwyer

• China includes Arunachal Pradesh in its updated map – IANS

• The dragon pulls back – Anil Gupta

• Sri Lankan cardinal confronts unethical conversions – Yohan Perera

• Farmers have more to fear from the agendas of their supporters than the farm laws – Rahul Shivshankar

• Public spaces cannot be occupied indefinitely, says SC – PTI

• Ram Setu is a man-made structure: Indian Geologist – Desh Kapoor

• Kamala Harris is not a friend of India – Biswaraj Patnaik

• Twitter Jack is a consummate hypocrite – R. Jagannathan

• Mathura court admits plea seeking liberation of Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi site – PTI

• Dharmanomics for the welfare of all – Krishnarjun

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