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By Ritika Sharma On Wednesday, March 22nd, 2017
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Ayodhya Dispute- I: Fighting Eminent Historians

In the legal fight to reclaim the Ram Janmabhumi in Ayodhya, the discussion on Left Historians is a must. While the perception created is that the participation of these eminences was to add nuance to the subject, More...

By Abhinav Agarwal On Sunday, March 19th, 2017
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‘Rama and Ayodhya’ and ‘The Battle for Rama’, by Meenakshi Jain

This review relies on material from both “Rama and Ayodhya” and “The Battle for Rama” on the Ayodhya dispute by Meenakshi Jain [contextly_sidebar id=”THIF177BhAXIzBM0lcogZf3CQLk7l9SN”] Circumstantial More...

By Abhinav Agarwal On Wednesday, June 8th, 2016
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Book Review: ‘Rama and Ayodhya’ by Meenakshi Jain- Part I

The diffusion of propaganda requires repetition. In the words of someone many leftists have secretly admired for long, repetition is what makes propaganda successful- the full quote is (bold-emphasis mine), “The More...

By Antonia Filmer On Tuesday, May 17th, 2016
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A visit to Ayodhya

I have been visiting India for more than 30 years and probably 30 times in all. India is in my system and I have an abstract, but deep connection with Hinduism, which was confirmed in a private ritual by Guru Brahmashree More...

By Koenraad Elst On Monday, January 11th, 2016
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Recollections with Sita Ram Goel: Part 1

This is the first part of the author’s essay in a volume he has edited: India’s Only Communalist. In Commemoration of Sita Ram Goel, Voice of India, Delhi 2005. Now that the trail-blazing Hindu publisher and More...

By Gautam Sen On Wednesday, November 4th, 2015
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Award Returnees Dislike Indian Voters

The swelling outpouring of angst about alleged calamities being visited by Narendra Modi on India are unlikely to be coordinated, but clearly each one is inciting others. This is a bemusing puzzle. The fact of the More...

By Abhinav Agarwal On Monday, September 28th, 2015
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Book Review:- India: A Sacred Geography—A Disturbing New Front

Diana L. Eck “is professor of comparative religion and Indian studies at Harvard University and is Master of Lowell House and Director of the Pluralism Project.” She has written an atlas of sorts of More...

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By David Frawley On Tuesday, February 10th, 2015
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Misrepresentations of Hinduism in the Media

Hindus do not have a history of invading other countries. They have not sent missionaries to other countries preaching to them that their own religions are evil and trying to persuade or intimidate them to adopt More...

By Koenraad Elst On Wednesday, September 24th, 2014
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The definitive Ayodhya chronicle

There are very few publications giving a factual account of historical facts underlying the Ayodhya controversy. Yet this controversy has played a decisive role in recent Indian politics, giving the BJP the electoral More...

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By IndiaFacts Staff On Wednesday, January 8th, 2014
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Interview with Koenraad Elst on Ayodhya

We step into the 22nd year of the Babri Masjid demolition, an event that changed the course of Indian politics definitively. Yet, for an event of this magnitude, still so fresh in recent memory, we still notice More...