Tag: Hindutva

The Structural Costs of Hindutva Governance

India’s shift toward Hindutva governance has transformed identity into policy. As citizenship, culture, and power merge, over 28 crore minorities are pushed to the margins—fracturing institutions, normalising exclusion, and leaving long-term scars on the republic’s social fabric.

Modi Congratulates New Jacobite Catholicos as Christian Persecution Rises in India

Indian Christian community faces rising violence while Modi congratulates new Jacobite Catholicos in Lebanon. Rights groups sound alarm.

Indian Army Under BJP’s Grip

Indian Army faces scrutiny over politicization, corruption, and mental health crises, raising concerns about its neutrality.

Youm-e-Badr: The Furqan of Our Times

The lessons of Youm-e-Badr as Youm-e-Furqan have never been more relevant today as 600M South Asian Muslims face instability and global sidelining.

Saffron Shadows: A Global Threat Beyond India’s Borders

Saffron shadows are now coloring India’s political discourse, but the script is anything but profound. It’s more Bollywood than reality.

One Year After Ram Mandir

One year after the Ram Mandir consecration, the Ram Janmabhoomi dispute may have entered its next chapter, but the story is far from over.

After Babri Masjid Ajmer Sharif Becomes BJP’s New Target

Tensions rise as Ajmer Sharif faces legal claims, echoing the Babri Masjid dispute and targeting Muslim heritage sites.

What’s in a Name? Kashmir and the Politics of Identity

The debate over the name of Kashmir, sparked by Amit Shah’s remarks, highlights identity, history, and political agendas.

Hindutva: India’s Dangerous Export to the World

Hindutva nationalism, born in India, is spreading its divisive ideology globally, challenging democracy, inclusivity, and human rights.

Ram Mandir: The Symbolic Inauguration

The glamour of Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir’s inauguration snubbed a trail of injustice and violence that intertwined with the rise of BJP.