Hind Di Chadar – The Civilizational Significance of the Martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur and its Relevance to Indian Sovereignty
Krishna Prasad U Sr. Research Associate, Samvit Kendra Abstract The martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur in 1675 is often reduced in mainstream historical narratives to a mere regional conflict or…
Demography as Destiny – The Existential Threat to Bharateeya Democratic and Social Identity
Krishna Prasad U Sr. Research Associate, Samvit Kendra Abstract The destiny of India’s constitutional democracy is inextricably linked to its demographic stability. This paper analyses the correlation between differential fertility…
The Commercialisation of Motherhood – A Critical Analysis of the Upasana Konidela Narrative and the Bharateeya Family Imperative
Krishna Prasad U Sr. Associate @ Samvit Kendra Executive Summary The public narrative promoting the delay of motherhood for career advancement is exposed as a privileged, commercially driven strategy that directly…
Let us observe November 12 as the National Temple Entry Day!
By Shyam Prasad , Akhil Bharatiya Samyojak, Samajika Samarasta In the pursuit of social equality… Many movements took place demanding temple entry for everyone, especially for the Scheduled Castes (SCs).…
Hindi as India’s Link Language : The Constitutional Intent and the Lingering Debate
Dr. Sudhakar Hosalli Constitutional Expert A reflection on Hindi Diwas and the foundational ideals of the Constitution Seventy-six years ago, on September 14, 1949, after an intense and prolonged debate…
A ‘Bhartiya’ Renaissance: Reclaiming Intellectual Sovereignty in Policy Engineering
Col. Ajay Kumar ( retd) The Paradox of Dependency Bharat’s rise as a technological and geopolitical power coexists with a quiet dependency. While the country advances in space, defence, and…
Plato’s Communism,Contemporary Problems, and Indian Wisdom
Dr. Rahul A. Shastri Plato’s was not a communism of the entire populace, but of the ruling class alone. The masses would live in ordinary, propertied family units under the laws of the state. Laws were to be made by Rulers. Divested at birth from family, denied…
No Constitutional Provision to Impose Deadlines on the President or Governors
Dr. Sudhakara Hosalli In a rare move, the Supreme Court recently imposed a three-month deadline on the Governor and, by implication, the President, while delivering its verdict in a case…