Ramateertham Temple desecration brings the question of secularism to the fore again. Should a King be a King in his own realm or should he be a servant in the Kingdom of God? And if the Law of the Kingdom clashes with the Law of the Kingdom of God, what takes a precedence?

Primary Religions are formed and Secondary Religions are created. There is a clearcut demarcation between the World Before Secondary Religion and World After Secondary Religion. An extreme case of Secondary Religions is the Mosaic Distinction where Faith takes precedence over Logic. Because of this we land in a situation where Translatability of Gods is replaced by You Can't Serve Two Masters and there is continuous struggle to topple the Master whom you don't accept as your's.

Even if one wants to give the Khalistan Movement a benefit of doubt, one will find no chance even to do that - all it gifted Punjab was horror and misery all the while proofing Pakistan from similar demands. A look into any Khalistani literature will reveal only lies, hypocrisy and victimhood.

Where did the Aryans come from? Anywhere but India. Though disproved, Aryan Invasion Theory still rules the minds of the scholarship world for whatever reasons. The model makes almost perfect sense if you look at it only in India. But, it falls flat on it's face when you expand your scope of study to encompass a larger area.

The Shahi Bull and Horseman motif coins were the mainstay of Empires in North India, Afghanistan and Persia for almost 350-400 years before they slowly faded away into history or were forcibly suppressed. Interestingly, one will notice that these coins became mainstreamed in Islamic society only after the Shahi mints fell to Muslims.

Simply put, cancel culture is cancelling out the person whose views you don't like - it's an easy alternate to painstaking intellectualism where all you need to do is to launch a shame storm and shutdown anything said in favour of your target. What are the consequences, what will be the remedial action, it doesn't matter.