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  • The Complete Renaissance Breakthrough: Discover the Proven Forces that Transformed Italy

    The Complete Renaissance Breakthrough: Discover the Proven Forces that Transformed Italy

    This analysis identifies the twin engines of Italy’s Renaissance: financial innovation and the rediscovery of Roman antiquity. It shows how Cosimo de’ Medici, the Medici Bank, and expanding commerce enabled patronage that fueled art, education, and architecture. It explains why the 14th-century revival surpassed earlier rediscoveries through urbanization and higher literacy. It highlights concrete classical…

  • Hinduism – the basics

    Hinduism – the basics

    A bird’s eye view of Hinduism or Sanatan Dharma for novices. Imagine Hinduism as a massive library with different buildings for different genres of books. In this post, I aim to give you a brief description of WHERE the library is and some landmark buildings.

  • Peaceful Pakistan: An Utopian Vision?

    Peaceful Pakistan: An Utopian Vision?

    By Mudasir Dar. Pakistan’s recurring political crises can be traced back to its inability to fortify democratic institutions and build a robust state-society relationship since its independence. The present political conundrum is the latest outburst of this crisis that commenced in 2022.

  • Pakistan – Withering State

    Pakistan – Withering State

    By Lt Gen KJ Singh (Retd). Pakistan is witnessing probably the most dangerous implosion of institutions triggered by Imran Khan and his followers. Citadels and symbols of Army supremacy, residences of Corps Commanders, HQs, and even Mianwali airbase were plundered by crowds.

  • How the Colonial British Systematically Destroyed Hindu Charitable Institutions: The Untold Story

    How the Colonial British Systematically Destroyed Hindu Charitable Institutions: The Untold Story

    This is the first episode in a series explaining the history of how England methodically and systematically destroyed not only Indian food production but the unbroken, noble institution of Daanam.