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Why and How “Hanuman Ansh” Became a New Cultural Phenomenon in India: Faith, Youth, Social Media and the Return of Spiritual Storytelling

Introduction: A ₹10-Lakh Opening That Became a Cultural Conversation Every once in a while, a film succeeds in a way that conventional entertainment economics struggles to explain. Hanuman Ansh appears to...

“Modi Is Hedging Against Trump, One Deal at a Time”: What the New York Times Analysis Says—and Why It Matters for India

On August 29, 2026, The New York Times published an article by Anupreeta Das titled “Modi Is Hedging...

India Opens Missile Technology to Private Industry: What It Could Mean for the Indian Defence Manufacturing Ecosystem

India has taken one of the most consequential steps in the evolution of its indigenous defence-industrial ecosystem by...

Devastation in Nepal: What Caused the Catastrophic Himalayan Disaster and Why the Risks Are Growing

Nepal is confronting a devastating natural disaster after a massive wall of water, mud, rocks and glacial debris...

Cockroach Janta Party Under Pressure: Is It Getting a Taste of Its Own Medicine?

The Cockroach Janta Party, or CJP, has emerged as one of the more unusual political and civic movements...
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Swastika, Hindu Ancient Auspicious Holy Symbol Is Defamed by West

The new generation of westerners is not aware of the reality of Swastika. They were taught Swastika as a symbol of hate, and racism. Cunning fiction to connect Hindu Swastika to Hitler's HakenKreuz was simply VILE propaganda. As painful, daunting, mountainous, difficult, or challenging a task as it might be, this breed of Hindus MUST CORRECT the generational lies. And Hindus SHALL set the record straight and stop this propaganda from flourishing.

Article 28 and 30, A Perfect ‘Congressi Conspiracy’ orchestrated to suppress Hindus

When India got independence on 15th August 1947, most of people were thinking that now Hindus will finally get their due, they will be...

The Importance of the Banjara Kumbh in Nation Building

From the 25th to the 30th of January, the Banjara and Labana Naikada communities gathered in Godri, Jalgaon district. Shabri Kumbh and Narmada Kumbh...

Ram Ka Naam Hi Satya Hai

“To be happy always is something which is difficult to achieve. That is to say, happiness and sorrow alternate in one’s life and there...

Bhogi, The Festival of Revival

Bhoga is defined as “experiencing the Divine Joy.” Bhogi is a day before Makara Sankarama na, a day before the festival of harvest Pongal....

Significance of wearing Anklets

From Vedic days up till today a total number of 36 kinds of Ornamental jewelry were used during then, but now most of the...
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