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If the West Bends Over Any Further, We’ll Be Left with a Broken Spine: Nations and Muslim Appeasement
This insightful blog post delves into the complex issue of appeasement in Western nations and its potential consequences in the face of extremist Islamic jihadist ideologies. Drawing from historical events and lessons, it cautions against the dangers of bending too far in the direction of compassion, underscoring the need for a careful balance between empathy…
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In Karl Marx’s Sick World, the Sacred Puri Jagannatha Temple was a Centre of Prostitution
This thought-provoking blog post delves into Karl Marx’s views on Indian history, culture, and Hinduism, emphasizing the significance of understanding these perspectives to comprehend the ideologies of Indian Marxists. The text highlights how Marx’s knowledge, while profound, was not free from biases and misjudgments. It critiques the limitations of Indian scholars’ analyses of Marx’s thoughts…
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Why Indian Marxist Historians are Worse than Communist Historians of Soviet Russia and Maoist China
In this blog post, the author delves into the pervasive influence of Marxist history writing, drawing parallels between Soviet Russian and Indian Marxist historical narratives. The article highlights the deliberate omission of crucial historical events, such as the excesses during collectivization and famines in the Soviet Union, as well as the stifling of dissenting voices…
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THE 100-Year History of Indian Communism in Half an Hour
In this podcast episode, I delve into the complex history of Communism in India, tracing its roots back to its founding in 1920. As a narrator, I take you on a journey through the various stages of its development, discussing its profound impact on the country and its cultural heritage. From destructive forces to a…