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Editorial - Vijayadashmi 5108
Editorial - Vijayadashmi 5108
The past year has been a watershed in Islamic terrorism in India. Especially after the Varanasi blasts and Mumbai blasts, the threat of homegrown ‘Indian' Islamic Terrorists has ...
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Global Jihad and its Implications for the Hindu Identity of India
Global Jihad and its Implications for the Hindu Identity of India
After Al Qaeda's attack on WTC and Pentagon on Sept 11 2001, the world has been in incessant turmoil. Before deliberating on the objectives of global jihad, its massive reach and far reaching implications for India, it is necessary to understand and analyze the global ...
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Islam's Weakness
Islam’s Weakness
A multi-front jihad has been underway to Islamize India and bring it under Islam's control. This Islamization drive appears to be supported by a large percentage of Indian Muslim population and by neighboring Muslim nations. Islamists have skillfully taken advantage of weaknesses among majority Hindus thus far. In fact,
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The Religion of the Nazis
The Religion of the Nazis

Contemporary historians, along with novelists and filmmakers, just can't get enough of Nazi Germany. Scholars of religion too are now frequently zooming in on this subject, though often with more polemical than scholarly purposes. The stakes are high, so competing ideologies invest heavily in showing ...
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Dharma and Vrata
Dharma and Vrata

Both dharma and vrata are inviolate, notes Rigveda. Dharma is sacred because it is the divine ordering principle. Dharma is the principle which recognizes the way things are or the nature of things or phenomena.


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Hindu Hospitality, Food services and Bhagavad Gita
Hindu Hospitality, Food services and Bhagavad-Gita
The religious, social, political and economic ideologies provided in Bhagavad-Gita are unique to Hindu traditions. To transform these ideologies in to a socio-economic reality and a factor of significance for the political activism at the global level, proactive Dharmic enterprise is needed. The goal is crea...
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Chand Bardai's Prithviraj Raso is Authentic History
Chand Bardai's Prithviraj Raso is Authentic History
Kaviraj Chand Bardai was a court poet of Maharana Prithviraj and his composition "Prithviraj Raso" is an historical epic and an authentic source of India's medieval history. But the British termed it as spurious and fake. Dr. Buhler was instrum...
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Genetics on Migrations in History
Genetics on Migrations in History
When we examine the accounts of ancient India as given in history books still in use against the background of empirical data and the primary (literary) sources, we find fundamental mismatches between data and historical theories. These misma...
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Limitations of Indo-European Linguistics
Limitations of Indo-European Linguistics

Indo-European linguists (IEL) attempt to study the history of languages by reconstructing hypothetical words from cognates attested in real languages. For example, a hypothetical proto word *snusos meaning daughter-in-law has been reconstructed based on the following cognates attested in real languages (McWhorter 2001): Sanskrit: sn...
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Aryans: A People or an Obsession?
Aryans: A People or an Obsession?

No single aspect of ancient Indian history and historiography has so dominated discourse as the so-called ‘Aryan problem.' There is the Aryan invasion (or migration), which is supposed to have brought the Vedic civilization and the ‘Aryan' language (Sanskrit) the Aryan race and even an ...
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Book Review - Islam: Maker of Muslim Mind
Book Review - Islam: Maker of Muslim Mind
There are many books on Islam which highly and in strong words criticize it, but rarely a book which entirely explores and exposes it's horrible nature without the need of expressing in words of criticism. Such a rare book is Islam – Maker of Muslim Mind written by Prof. Sheshrao Moray (In...
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It Is Not Really About “Vande Mataram” or “Sarasvati Vandana”
It Is Not Really About “Vande Mataram” or “Sarasvati Vandana”

The controversy over the UPA governments order on recitation of India's national song Vande Mataram (only first two stanzas) in educational institutes to mark its centenary celebrations last month, once again brought the issue of nationalism, secularism/communalism, minority appease...
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The Religion of the Nazis

Contemporary historians, along with novelists and filmmakers, just can’t get enough of Nazi Germany. Scholars of religion too are now frequently zooming in on this subject, though often with more polemical than scholarly purposes. The stakes are high, so competing ideologies invest heavily in showing their own dissociation from and their opponents’ association with Nazism. Therefore, when anthropologist Prof. Em. Karla Poewe of Calgary University in Canada comes out with a book titled New Religions and the Nazis (Routledge, Oxon & New York 2006), critics are on the alert for signs of bias.

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Editorial - Vijayadashmi 5108
Global Jihad and its Implications for the Hindu Identity of India
Islam’s Weakness
The Religion of the Nazis
Dharma and Vrata
Hindu Hospitality, Food services and Bhagavad-Gita
Chand Bardai's Prithviraj Raso is Authentic History
Genetics on Migrations in History
Limitations of Indo-European Linguistics
Aryans: A People or an Obsession?
Book Review - Islam: Maker of Muslim Mind
It Is Not Really About “Vande Mataram” or “Sarasvati Vandana”
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Hindu Traditional Knowledge System and Educational Reforms
A Thematic View of Indian Civilization
Transmission of Scientific Knowledge from Tamizhagam to Europe
Astrology is Prominent and Primitive of all the Sciences
Buried Temples in India: The Case of Sidhpur
An Introduction to the Art of Varmam
Directions for Vedic Sciences Research
Applications of the Principles of Yoga in Learning Systems
A Crisis of Confidence, Apathy and Neglect
The Voice of Indian Students
Traditional Knowledge Systems in the Information Age
Methodological Rigor in Knowledge Building - Ayurveda and the Scientific Challenge
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