"Taking back our heritage: My message to India's youth" at IIT Madras
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Desh Kapoor
How Much of Indian History Is Really True? | Sanjeev Sanyal
“It is no secret that conquering cultures peg themselves as ‘superior’ and
denounce everything that came before them as an ‘age of darkness’. Equally true
is the African proverb, “As long as the lions do not have their storytellers,
history will always glorify the hunter”.
We Indians know intuitively that
#SpreadTheVibe: Varun Pruthi’s Inspirational Videos Bring Cheer and Learning to the World
Media and larger social narrative thrives on the negative and the gory. Very
few stories survive without a villain. Hardly any epic can be worthy without a
war or battles. In this world of anger, war, fighting, rape, murder and abuse,
it is often a breath of fresh air when
What if Modi-Doval Orchestrated Pathankot for a Greater Objective?
Pathankot and Mazar-i-Sharif Consulate attacks came soon after the Indian PM
Modi’s visit to Pakistan, where he met Nawaz Sharif for a tea session, wished
him on his birthday, gave blessings to his grand-daughter on her marriage and
touched his mother’s feet.
The situation for Modi is further
Delhi: A City That Connects the Diverse
India’s capital New Delhi has seen it all. Kings born, killed and thriving,
traitors selling away the nation, poets of incredible eminence write and share
their best works, pacifists and the most violent call it their home. Over the
last many centuries the city has expanded beyond what was
How the Historically Intolerant forces are now Preaching India and the Govt On the Virtues of Tolerance
When belief is paramount in your sense of being, then imposing it on others and
resisting others’ is a natural consequence. Short of a dishonest act of
resisting violence of an uneasy truce, the only way of living in the societies
powered by beliefs and ideologies is constant death and
This Diwali Light a Lamp for Humanity’s Future
Diwali celebrations in India start with Dhanteras, followed by Naraka Chaturdasi
and then Deepavali on the third day. Diwali is followed by Diwali Padva and then
Bhai dooj which celebrates the love between sister and brother.
Diwali is celebrated for two main events. Narakasura was killed by Krishna and
Ram