The Colonial Legacy – Myths and Popular Beliefs
While few educated South Asians would deny that British Colonial rule was detrimental to the interests of the common people of the sub-continent – several harbor an illusion that the British weren’t all bad. Didn’t they, perhaps, educate us – build us modern cities, build us irrigation canals [...]
Dr.Subramanian Swamy’s interview on Hinduism with CTS TV Canada that was given in February 2009.
Is ‘Tamil Eelam’ a Christian agenda?
By B R Haran
The White Christian Church has the unique characteristic of gaining entry into non-White, non-Semitic civilizations, by slow infiltration of important establishments to influence them and create unrest by dividing the local populace along communal or linguistic lines, with the sole objective of Christianising those countries.
Several instances in [...]
Washington Post recognises the power of Indian blogosphere. We bloggers have become a pain in the neck of media bosses and corporate houses. But there is little that they can do. So guys, blog! Blogs are going to becoming increasingly powerful in the next five years. Better start early if you haven’t started blogging yet.
Learning [...]
Letter to UN Secy Gen from Christian leader of Pakistan
I , the undersigned , Nazir S Bhatti, Chief of Pakistan Christian Congress PCC, on behalf of 20 million Christian in Islamic Republic of Pakistan wish to draw your kind attention on enforced migration and displacement of thousands of Christians from Swat valley, Peshawar, Mardan, Nowshera [...]
Religion and politics in “bewilderingly diverse” India
I am seeing a lot of Christians and Muslims of India badmouthing BJP, RSS and other nationalist organisations in the Western press. Did nobody teach them not to wash one’s dirty linen in the neighbour’s house? It is about time these people started putting their nation before their religion. [...]
Nice editorial in an Assamese newspaper.
Voting in ‘Secular’ India
It is very important not to forget that the elections that we are now going through are the parliamentary elections of a secular democratic republic and the size and complexion of the majority in this democracy. It is also useful to bear in mind that when we [...]
Stephen Knapp offers 28 reasons why one should become a Hindu. Have you explored his website? It hosts many ebooks written by him that you can download or read online for free.
Why Be A Hindu: The Advantages of the Vedic Path
By Stephen Knapp
Preface
This book is my response to the fact that sometimes I get a [...]
What is this fetish of Indian brown-skinned pastors of running to White Christians for everything happening in India? What is the reason? Does Christianity have a Master Race to which all non-White converts are supposed to run for all their needs? Are White Christians to the Indian Christians what Arabs are to Indian Muslims?
Do Christians, [...]
Devil’s Advoate: It is hilarious how Arun Shourie keeps showing Karan Thapar his place. “Keep your hands down!” he thunders at Thapar while the latter can only manage a sheepish grin.
SIT nails the mother of all canards
Fabricated evidence, imaginary incidents, cooked up killings, tutored witnesses, two-dozen template affidavits to support secularism
Secularists in India have a penchant for spreading lies. Perjury promoters in the façade of NGOs hogged immense publicity and disrepute to the country cooking up macabre riot stories. They did it with the help [...]
The iron pillar that won’t rust
T. Simharajan on this hand-forged block of iron from India’s past that continues to remain rust-free even 16 centuries after its making
FOR the last 1600 years, the rustless wonder called the Iron Pillar of India, near the Qutub Minar at Mehrauli in Delhi, continues to baffle contemporary scientists, who [...]
Introduction to Hinduism.
Nice five part video series on Hinduism produced by the Satguru Bodhinatha Veylanswami, publisher of Hinduism Today magazine. He reads his Publisher’s Desk article from the April/May/June 2009 issue. The article is a 45-minute introduction to Hinduism.
Lanka’s war of attrition: ignited and fueled by the Church
By Radha Ranjan
English news channels had a field day taunting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister variously with ‘blinking first’, ‘swallowing’ and ‘backtracking’ on the issue of the LTTE. All English news channels, without exception, attributed Karunanidhi’s volte face to pressure from the Congress. Of course, this fiction [...]
Scoring Against Paganism: Untangling the Manderweb
Krishen Kak
Five weeks after the burning of the Sabarmati Express coaches on 28 February 2002, senior IAS officer Harsh Mander resigned from service, claiming heartbreak over the subsequent riots. Mander, then on deputation with a foreign NGO, ActionAid, was promptly embedded in the organisation, and recruited into the sickening international [...]
Recently, fellow poster Bharat Nair told me about the Indian Institute of Scientific Heritage ( IISH) that is doing good work to research and highlight the achievements of ancient Indians in science and technology.
IISH was started by Dr.N. Gopala Krishnan and a few scholars like Dr. Sambasivan to promote the scientific heritage of Indian culture.
Dr.N. Gopalakrishnan is a [...]
Brown Sepoy Pankaj Mishra (much-awarded by Westerners, of course, as all such sepoys are) reviews Wendy Dongier’s book on Hinduism and keeps claiming that Hinduism is an invention of the scholars of the British Raj.
The way Mishra sahib flatters the mem-sahib and applauds without a word of criticism what she has vomited about Hinduism is [...]
India: Ban on ‘Angels & Demons’ urged
Christians are calling for a ban on ‘Angels & Demons”, a movie based on a novel by Dan Brown. They complain that it is an insult to Christians and confuses fiction with the truth.
Church people in India are demanding a ban on the Hollywood movie “Angels & Demons,” saying [...]
The Guardian of British Racism has another psyops for India today.
India’s caste system under fire over Slumdog child star
Reports that a Slumdog Millionaire child star was offered for sale by her father has led to criticism of the film-makers, the girl’s family and the British media. So who’s exploiting who?
Even if a monkey passes gas [...]
Here is Modi’s recent interview to “Headlines Today” given onboard a helicopter.
I loved the way Modi thrashes the anchor throughout, calling such biased mediamen as “news traders” and accusing him of bringing an agenda from Delhi. “You people earn your salary from the 2002 Gujarat riots,” he tells the baby-faced anchor. Nice to see signs of assertiveness [...]
Narendra Modi’s website is now available in Sanskrit too.
Narendra Modi’s website now in Sanskrit also
According to Sanskrit Bharti’s press release, Sanskrit version of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi’s website Narendramodi.in will be launched in Ahmedabad by Vishva Hindu Parishad supremo Shri Ashok Singhal on Saturday.
A small function has been arranged on this occasion at Ellisbridge [...]
Legacy of the Raj
Mihir Bose
Born in Mumbai, Mihir Bose has won numerous awards for his wide-ranging journalism over four decades. Now the BBC’s sports editor, he reflects here on democracy in India – and asks if the British really wanted their former colony to survive
Read the above article to discover what kind of hatred the [...]
I have alway believed that the so-called “caste system” as it exists today is essentially a creation of the British. I am glad other people think so too. To realise how British created modern caste system through their census, read Arun Shourie’s “Falling Over Backwards.” It has shocking revelations about British mischief. They were determined [...]
Secular goons of Congress up to their usual stuff of trying to trigger communal riots midway through elections so that the “minority” runs to them with their votes. (The bishops have begun to do the same now.) “Sallu Bhai” seems to be involved too in this very secular gameplan.
Complaint against Salman for damaging Krishna idol
VADODARA: BJP [...]
Here is an interesting opinion from a Saudi Arabian mullah:
Saudi cleric favours one-eye veil
The two-eyed look remains too seductive for Sheikh Habadan
A Muslim cleric in Saudi Arabia has called on women to wear a full veil, or niqab, that reveals only one eye.
Sheikh Muhammad al-Habadan said showing both eyes encouraged women to use eye make-up [...]
Here is some psyops from the ‘Guardian’ newspaper which has recently published India’s “country profile”:
Political pressure points: The month-long general election, which began this month, is likely to result in a leftwing coalition government that may slow liberalisation. Three issues dominate the political agenda: the crisis in farming; minority insecurity, with a wave of attacks [...]
Recently I came across some shocking images that show how Hindu gods are mocked and ridiculed in the West. Here are some of these images. Why does this happen? What goes through the mind of these people when they deliberately decide to put Hindu gods and goddesses on panties, toilet seats and shoes? There must [...]
Some Q&As for you compiled by D.P. Agrawal:
Question: Where the earliest dockyard of the world is located?
Answer: At Lothal, a Harappan acropolis in Gujarat.
Question: Where zinc metal was smelted and extracted for the first time?
Answer: Smelted zinc was known both in India and Greece in the mid-I millennium BC.
Question: Where zinc was first produced by [...]
Some interesting facts about Indian contributions to science and technology. I found one fact simply hilarious — When Indian numbering system reached Europe, it took Europeans 500 years to accept the zero because the church considered it heresy! And these are the people who want to “civilize” us!
Rajiv Malhotra’s Infinity Foundation is currently running a [...]
Sikhs in Pakistan pay Rs.20 mn to Taliban
Islamabad, April 16 (IANS) Pakistan’s Sikh community has been forced to pay Rs.20 million as ‘jizia’ (tax) to the Taliban so as to return to their homes and resume business, a newspaper said Thursday.
The minority Sikh community Wednesday met the Taliban demand in return for ‘protection’ in Orakzai [...]
The Reserve Bank of India has issued new ten rupees coins:
The new coins carry the same cross as was seen last year on Rs 2 coins. The RBI alleges that the cross shows “unity in diversity.” However, it is unable to give an explanation as to from what angle does the cross project this message.
RBI [...]
Afghanistan is sacred geography for the Hindus, says Rajiv Malhotra. He writes about the havoc that Islamic invasions caused to that cold and barren country. Afghanistan is still to recover from the after-effects of being invaded and ruled by illiterate Islamic hordes of central Asia. The only golden period in Afghanistan’s history was when it was Hindu and Buddhist.
It [...]
Setalwad’s twisted response to the report about her lies and fabrications that was published in the “Times of India” newspaper:
‘Guj govt’s, not an SIT report’
A report in TOI appearing on April 14 on Citizens of Justice and Peace and Teesta Setalvad by Dhananjay Mahapatra is a case of irresponsible reportage. ‘‘The SIT led by former [...]
From Pioneer:
Conversion’ rankles here
Sidharth Mishra | Ranchi
The only concession that the Naxals allowed during Sunday’s bandh call was the Easter congregation in churches, which exist in the Jharkhand countryside in large numbers. From huge crowds outside the Ranchi Club to gatherings around smaller prayer houses in the countryside, the mood is celebratory. The day Jesus [...]
Here is the halal way of using phones, straight from Kanpur.
Fatwa on Cell Phone Use!
Kanpur based Islamic group Jamia Ashraf-ul-Madaris has issued Fatwa on cell phone use.
A fatwa is an Islamic legal decree made by someone who has extensive knowledge of the Sharia law.
According to the organization people who use verses from the Koran as [...]
Narendra Modi has started blogging. Here is his blog:
http://www.narendramodi.com/
A Fatherhood More Equal?
In exalting Gandhi, we’ve elbowed Sri Aurobindo into the shadows
Francois Gautier on Sri Aurobindo
In this time of elections, the Congress has again claimed ownership to the Father of the Nation. But is the Mahatma, whose tremendous personality cannot be denied, indeed the architect of Indian independence, as most history books, Indian and [...]
Are nuns the female captives and sexual slaves of the bishops? Are they “women of the right hand” of the male clergy? Why is nothing being done for their liberation and human rights?
This Church is a Cruel Joke
George Augustine
The rotting ills of the Catholic Church have been evident in India for a long time, attracting [...]
Antics of a Hindu Jaichand:
D Srinivas in a mess for ‘reverse Varun’
Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee president D Srinivas landed himself in the soup for allegedly provocative remarks while addressing a public meeting at Khilla road in Nizamabad on Sunday.
In an obvious riposte to BJP leader Varun Gandhi, the APCC chief reportedly stated that he would sacrifice [...]
NGOs, Teesta spiced up Gujarat riot incidents: SIT
NEW DELHI: The Special Investigation Team responsible for the arrests of those accused in Gujarat riots has severely censured NGOs and social activist Teesta Setalvad who campaigned for the riot victims.
In a significant development, the SIT led by former CBI director R K Raghavan told the Supreme Court on [...]
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