What are we missing in Sabarimala Debate?

What are we missing in Sabarimala Debate

I am neither for, nor against the ‘entry of women’ into Sabarimala devalayam. But I strictly oppose the frame work within which the issue is being debated, at least in the public domain. Anyone who looks at the Sabarimala issue related to entry of women, in isolation, cannot understand the bigger and the real picture. It has to be looked at as an More...

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Solve the riddle of Homosexuality by Indian Wisdom not by Modernity

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Is Minority Benefiting at the Cost of Majority? A Report on Central & State Govt schemes

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By Purushottam Mishra On Wednesday, April 25th, 2018
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Fate of Hindu Succession: A Backdoor Entry for Persons from another Religion?

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Maharashtra fracas and why Hindus feel aggrieved

Much has been said about the very public spat on Social Media involving Amrutha Fadnavis, the spouse of the Maharashtra CM on the specific issue of her choosing to be the face of the “Be Santa” and “Giving More...


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The Pakistani Hindu Migrants in India – A journey in quest of a better life

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Are temples of Hindus playground for secular politicking?

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It is time Celebrities stop telling us how to lead our lives!

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Diwali Cracker Ban: When pseudoscience guided decision-making

[contextly_sidebar id=”v7YT9Pum7rOjhRHY6o8NuGtteNu5FqmJ”] How to build up a negative narrative without any basis? Here is a small illustration. Media reports like this one said Diwali 2015 was responsible More...


By Satchitananda On Friday, October 13th, 2017
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Hindu festivals at crossroads

Never has Hinduism been at such crossroads with incessant attacks mounting from within and without, with a section of left-liberals joining the Breaking India forces and now employing judicial activism, all baying More...