Kumāragupta-I, Not Aśoka, was Devānāmpriya Priyadarśī of major rock edicts

[contextly_sidebar id=”1OKyjVnAky3C0KNqTxxb5lbc8977pMkW”] In my previous article “A critical look at identification of Aśoka with Devānāmpriya of Major Rock Edicts”, I presented evidence to show that the identification of Aśoka Maurya with Devānāmpriya Priyadarśī of major rock edicts is wrong. The question then is who was the More...

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By Dr. Raja Ram Mohan Roy On Thursday, April 21st, 2016
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A critical look at identification of Aśoka with Devānāmpriya of major rock edicts

[contextly_sidebar id=”fv4sa8EejJWWpe5YPp7ZccBNNiNO4nH2″] In my previous article, I provided evidence that Sandrokottos of Greek accounts should be identified with Chandragupta-I of Imperial Gupta dynasty More...


By Nithin Sridhar On Tuesday, April 19th, 2016
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Views of Menstruation in Religions and Cultures around the world

[contextly_sidebar id=”jtyKaAtws8dEVYznGqHyRTSiyAcRkKNd”] Menstruation is a natural biological process that women undergo during a major period of their lives. In many a sense, menstruation, owing to More...


By Dr. Raja Ram Mohan Roy On Monday, April 18th, 2016
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Who was Sandrokottos? Chandragupta Maurya or Chandragupta-I of Imperial Gupta Dynasty?

[contextly_sidebar id=”Cw0UniwWmGT9cWfWIIPQwhAPjtxwu0Oz”] In my previous articles “Flawed Sheet Anchors of Indian History” and “Force-fitting of evidence in the making of Indian History”, I described More...


By Dr. Raja Ram Mohan Roy On Friday, April 15th, 2016
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Force-fitting of evidence in the making of Indian History

[contextly_sidebar id=”MeQgZsKrCgseToJ6312PIMIko2A4BSGL”] In the previous article, “Flawed Sheet Anchors of Indian History”, I discussed the implications of shifting the reign of the Imperial Guptas More...


By Dr. Raja Ram Mohan Roy On Wednesday, April 13th, 2016
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Flawed Sheet Anchors of Indian History

The chronology of Indian history rests on two sheet anchors. The first sheet anchor is the identification of Sandrokottos of the Greek accounts with Chandragupta Maurya, the founder of the Mauryan Dynasty. Sandrokottos More...


By Kundan Singh On Tuesday, March 15th, 2016
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The Congruence Of Marxist And Fascist Ideologies

Given that I have compared the Indian left-wing thinking with the fragmentary and deceptive asuric forces, it is only a matter of time that an article or commentary comparing my writings with Fascism will appear. More...


By Rakesh Krishnan Simha On Saturday, February 27th, 2016
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Shivaji And The Rebirth Of A Nation

In her fiery speech in Parliament, Human Resources Development Minister Smriti Irani has focussed the nation’s collective attention on how the Congress and their leftist collaborators are responsible for teaching More...


By David Frawley On Thursday, January 21st, 2016
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Sitaram Goel: Modern India’s Greatest Intellectual Kshatriya

Sitaram Goel was one of India’s most important and original thinkers in the post-independence era. His writings are central to the Hindu awakening worldwide over recent decades that is now growing rapidly. While More...


By Aditi Banerjee On Wednesday, January 20th, 2016
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The Battle for Sanskrit: A Battle We Cannot Afford to Lose

Rajiv Malhotra’s new book, “The Battle for Sanskrit” (www.thebattleforsanskrit.com), is a must-read book that exposes efforts underway by Sheldon Pollock and other Indologists to essentially de-sanctify Sanskrit More...