Tag: South Asian History

  • Discover Karan Singh: The First Sikh in Nepal’s Army and a Proven Symbol of Dharmic Unity

    Discover Karan Singh: The First Sikh in Nepal’s Army and a Proven Symbol of Dharmic Unity

    Karan Singh’s recognition as the first Sikh in Nepal’s Army marks a pivotal moment in South Asian history and cultural heritage. The milestone underscores unity in diversity and affirms the shared values that connect Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. Readers gain context on how Sikh principles of seva, courage, and discipline align with national service.…

  • Lessons from the Tragic History of the Prahladpuri Temple

    Lessons from the Tragic History of the Prahladpuri Temple

    In the blog post a narrative unfolds the sorrowful tale of the Prahladapuri Temple in Multan, Pakistan, offering a glimpse into the shared fate of Hindu temples in the region. Beginning with Multan’s rich Sufi shrine heritage and its ancient names, it highlights the early desecration of the Aditya temple by Muhammad bin Qasim. The…

  • Emerging Bhutanese Intransigence

    Emerging Bhutanese Intransigence

    By Maj Gen Ashok Kumar (Retd). The recent statements of Bhutanese Foreign Minister Tandi Dorji indicating substantial progress in their boundary talks with China is a serious cause of concern for India. The minister indicated the conclusion of 24 rounds of boundary talks and deliberations by the expert group.