( Indra’s Net by Rajiv Malhotra, Harper Collins Publishers India, 2014) Review By Khandavalli Satya Deva Prasad The title of this book is a metaphor for the profound cosmology and outlook that permeates Hinduism. Indra’s Net symbolizes the universe as a web of…
( On the eve of the forthcoming Telangana Liberation Day, the essay is posted as reminding of the events that have passed-Editor) September 17th in the annals of Telangana History…
Makarand Paranjape’s book “JNU: Nationalism and India’s uncivil war” aptly justifies the title by unveiling the decadent leftist propaganda machinery which has long been driven from the mainstream Indian society,…
The book Sivasya Kulam talks about the colonial narratives and distortions along with the actual dimensions of caste, untouchability and Dravidianism, exposing the Christian onslaught on Hindu society.
Freedom cannot be bestowed, it must be achieved. The freedom struggle of India and the freedom struggle of Hyderabad must be treated as two independent fights. While the former is…
Review by Dr. Ratan Sharda Bengal Bleeding Amidst “Secular” Silence is not an easy book to read. It is not about the current genocide of Hindus after 2021 state assembly.…
Dr. Rahul A. Shastri, President, Samvit Kendra Chaturbhuj Srikishen (c. 1884? -1962 CE) was the son of Rai C. Balmukund, a respected judge of the Hyderabad High Court who retired…
The last testament of Nizam Asaf Jah I Mir Qamruddin Khan is an interesting document. In course of seventeen instructions, it mentions five persons by name and singles out two…
– Dr. Rahul A. Shastri, President, Samvit Kendra The idea that those who hold other countries to be their fatherland, or consider them to be holy, have dual loyalties and…
Dr. Rahul A. Shastri, President, Samvit Kendra By 1765, the second Nizam had entered into a treaty with the British, agreeing to keep the French away. In spite of this,…