Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan, often seen only through the lens of Chandar Bardai's Prithviraj Raso, seems to be like any other Rajput king at first - the text emphasises his personal life more than his military might or any other facet.
This article aims to make a well-rounded conclusion about Prithviraj's character and his primary basis for deciding between friend and foe, and establishes him as a hero and saviour for Hindus.
Dharmik tales may seem simple but contain many layers, which can hold keys to many of the modern problems. This article explores two popular tales and their hidden depths.
Authority might suppress individual rights and wants, while individual liberty might lead to internal conflicts within the society or sub-optimal collective growth.
Antyeshti is a sacred duty performed by relatives for the departed to ensure a smooth journey once they leave their physical body.
The overall campaign from various fronts targetting Hindus is massive but that should only make us fight harder.
The civilizational ethos of this land which is rooted in Hindutva is the only reason Indic culture has survived.
Dharmic and scientific ways of thinking unite in their impartial search for truth and hence are inherently compatible.
There has been only one maryādā purushottama and dharma parāyana leader of the people of this land, Sri Rama.