The Truth and the Humbug in Greta Thunberg
By Pankaj Saxena On Monday, October 14th, 2019
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The Truth and the Humbug in Greta Thunberg’s Climate Change Speech

Let me first clear what I am not going to talk about in this article. Yes, Greta Thunberg was creepingly melodramatic. Yes, she read from a script and yes, she is a whimper without a script. Yes, the emotion that More...

The Making of Early Kashmir - A Review
By Pankaj Saxena On Saturday, April 28th, 2018
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The Making of Early Kashmir – The Making of a New Literary Star

The Making of Early Kashmir: Landscape and Identity in the Rajatarangini by Shonaleeka Kaul is available for purchase on Amazon. Sanskrit, the most defining characteristic of Indic civilization, is not just a language. More...

How Marxism still influences Indian politics
By Pankaj Saxena On Friday, March 23rd, 2018
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100 Years of Russian Revolution – V: How Marxism still influences Indian politics

[contextly_sidebar id=”4Q9QxedV6JYsyMAck9CV1hqz2ZaZZimP”] The BJP, a so-called ‘conservative’ and ‘rightist’ party currently dominates the Indian political scene like no party has since Rajiv More...

By Pankaj Saxena On Monday, March 19th, 2018
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100 Years of Russian Revolution – IV: Was Indira Gandhi a Soviet Agent?

[contextly_sidebar id=”5XTV0Kq2F9EXRdFa3X8RXAUIEGhyCyaL”] In 2005, an otherwise dry academic book called The Mitrokhin Archive, about the activities of the KGB in Third World countries, created an unlikely More...

Communism and Treason
By Pankaj Saxena On Tuesday, December 5th, 2017
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100 Years of Russian Revolution – III: Communism and Treason

[contextly_sidebar id=”NCQTSnD7BJZxJRiJvbwSDfQJwkmqFqQP”] When some JNU students raised violent and seditious anti-Indian slogans in the university campus on February 9, 2016, it came as a shock to many More...

By Pankaj Saxena On Monday, November 13th, 2017
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100 Years of Russian Revolution – II: How Communism Killed Freedom of Expression

[contextly_sidebar id=”04eH5RW1NiqXTdyyPwZA3co6BM4B1J8X”] In 2015, one and a half years after Narendra Modi led NDA came to rule the Centre with a thumping majority, a horde of so-called artists, authors More...

100 Years of Russian Revolution Communism Democracy
By Pankaj Saxena On Tuesday, November 7th, 2017
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100 Years of Russian Revolution – I: Is Communism Compatible with Democracy?

[contextly_sidebar id=”C4rLgLM8a8l83BoV4c4KjaSUizS5r3fc”] Hundred years ago, on 7th November, 1917, [1] a revolution took place in Europe which changed the fate of entire mankind. It was the Russian More...

By Pankaj Saxena On Thursday, August 3rd, 2017
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Teaching And Research – The Rot That Has Set In

Recently HRD Minister Prakash Javdekar stoked a controversy by saying that  college teachers and professors would no longer be ‘assessed on research for promotion’. He said that they would be assessed ‘mainly More...

By Pankaj Saxena On Thursday, July 27th, 2017
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The Story Of A Priest

[contextly_sidebar id=”Oge4EnFOJ3Y7LFWOkaT4jyReNuQEwM6E”] A Heritage Temple Prashant S. Bhardwaj is the head priest of the Veera Narayana Temple, Belavadi. The Veera Narayana Temple is dedicated to Veera More...

By Pankaj Saxena On Thursday, July 13th, 2017
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Many Meanings Of The Hindu Temple

[contextly_sidebar id=”dgtuSBRGt24vaLhwYoX5H2IWKoznH01R”] The Hindu temple like all other Hindu objects is symbolic, symbolizing the most refined knowledge that the ancient saints of India had codified. More...