The film Dhurandhar has sparked intense debates between its admirers and critics, reflecting broader political divisions in India. Critics label it misogynistic, while supporters celebrate its realistic portrayal of nationalism. This shift in perspective among Indian youth highlights a growing rejection of self-loathing narratives, embracing national identity and challenging historical biases.
Why the Indian left is a lost battle
Today in the news were a bunch of students who set out to protest against the terrible air quality in Delhi. This has been an issue for a long time now and its been international news as well - Delhi's pollution levels are so high that habitation is a risk in the capital city. The... Continue Reading →
The J.K. Rowling v/s Emma Watson Spat | It’s a bad day to be Emma Watson today!
The relationship between J.K. Rowling and Emma Watson has deteriorated due to Rowling's views on transgender rights, causing public commentary from both sides. Watson's supportive remarks towards the trans community conflicted with Rowling's stance, notably following a contentious tweet by Rowling in September 2025, highlighting their growing estrangement and differing perspectives.
Charlie Kirk’s assassination | The left is precisely the atrocity it pretends to rebel against
I think the right is way more accommodating of contradicting opinions than the left. This has been proven time and again with the rampant cancel culture, and now even with the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk in USA. As an Indian, this incident bears no direct consequence to me, but I knew about him from... Continue Reading →
Anatomy of a Digital Scandal: How the Dharmasthala Controversy Unraveled the Mechanics of Online Disinformation
The Dharmasthala mass burial case stands as a compelling case study in the modern phenomenon of online disinformation and its profound impact on public discourse and institutional reputation. The controversy (that of skeletal remains), which began in July 2025, was not an event whose narrative was shaped by traditional investigative journalism or judicial process, but... Continue Reading →
Is Communist ideology behind the Dharmasthala temple controversy?
The attack on the Dharmasthala temple is being attributed to a Communist agenda, despite the temple's initiatives promoting equality and welfare. The Shree Kshetra Dharmasthala Rural Development Project aligns with communist ideals by empowering marginalized communities through collective action and resource distribution, challenging the reasoning behind the attack.
Fighting for the right side | Dharmasthala temple controversy
Vasanth Giliyar played a crucial role in reshaping the narrative surrounding the Dharmasthala case, countering accusations against the temple's administration. His investigative efforts and video series highlighted essential details, advocating for truth amid media criticism. This post serves as a heartfelt appreciation for Giliyar's courage and commitment to uncovering the truth.
Why is the Dharmasthala temple under attack? | Dharmasthala temple controversy
The text argues that faith serves as a crucial anchor for moral behavior and societal order. It emphasizes the importance of centers of Hindu faith, particularly Dharmasthala, in promoting social well-being. The author warns against the dangers of dismantling faith, as it could lead to moral decline and chaos in society.
Why should a Jain family head a Hindu temple? | Dharmasthala temple controversy
The ongoing dispute over Dharmasthala centers on the influence of the Heggade family, which has governed the temple for over 800 years. Rooted in a partnership between Jainism and local traditions, the family leads significant philanthropic efforts, benefiting society. Attacking them undermines both their legacy and community welfare.
Stray dogs into shelters: Supreme Court’s decision right or inhumane?
The Supreme Court of India has ordered the stray dogs of Delhi, the capital city, to be shifted to shelters and animal activists have taken to the streets in protest. Apparently, there aren’t enough animal shelters in Delhi, or entire India for that matter, to accommodate the magnanimous number of stray dogs we have in... Continue Reading →