Tilak was banned, janeu was forbidden, Hindu clothes could no longer be worn, temples could not be built or renovated...and of course a foreign tongue and script rode roughshod over Kashmiri and Sharada, despite such desperate attempts at usurping a beauteous land from its original inhabitants, it did not perish.
India's Preamble doesn't have any terms or concepts which have helped sustain this civilization since its birth.
The ecological threat to shrines like Kedarnath due to ever-increasing tourist rush is real. While sustainable development is a great buzzword, it is unclear to most people what it actually means in terms of policy and economics.
An Indic Response to Jason Gregory’s piece on “The Trap of Devotion to God and Guru”.
The Indic perspective throws light on how the tussle between the individual and collective is in fact inconsequential.
We should all aspire for a Dharma rāṣṭra, a rāṣṭra that is in sync with Dharma.
If our civilisation has to survive and thrive, we must awaken the Kshatriya within us. There is no other way.
Ayyappa's followers in the face of abominable state and police action have been rendered powerless.