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Politics

Tories, Missing the Point?

In 2019, Conservative party in the UK attributed their big win to the role of the Indian diaspora on their stance of non interference on Kashmir. A year on, this seems to have been forgotten with the formation of a fringe group by 7 Conservative MPs calling it, Conservative Friends of Kashmir, leaving the voters utterly confused over the party stance.

by Lakshmi Kaul
Culture

Sankhya: The True Experience of Purusha and Prakriti

Sankhya is not a mental activity. It is existential. What is the Sankhya experience that our sages talk about and use as the foundation of various darshanas? It is the moment when there is total awareness of things as they are, of oneself as part of the manifest world, without a point where the awareness is centered, when the subject too becomes the object, or as Krishnamurti said, the observer becomes the observed.

by Pariksith Singh
Policy

Farmers bill 2020 – A Real Story

Dad explained we are protesting as we are afraid of unknown just like that little bird I had. We are content staying poor and malnourished with the so called Hindu Rate of Growth (Hinduism got nothing to do with it, it was the socialism of Nehru which killed our growth story)

by Vishnu Vardhan
Culture

Brahmins deserve praise not vilification

Why is nobody upset that the policy of the British starved some 25 MILLION Indians to death, in a country which was one of the wealthiest before their arrival in spite of having been looted already by Muslim invaders? There are terrible pictures on the net of Indians being skin and bones, barely alive. Each one dying a slow death.

by Maria Wirth
Culture

The meaning of guru

The Guru is one who leads the student from darkness to light. Such is the literal meaning of the world. But what kind of light? It is not a physical or mental or emotional or pranic learning that the Teacher imparts but a spiritual transformation that yet encompasses all these in one sweep and curve.

by Pariksith Singh
Asia

The China Challenge

It is time that India stood up for its dharma. And stop giving in and giving up, mistaking weakness for harmony, spinelessness for a higher calling and cowardice for spreading world-peace.

by Pariksith Singh