Category: Human Rights

Why’s Global Media Silent on Sandeshkhali Women’s Rapes?

Prejudiced, preconceived and pre-determined narrative-based news coverage on Bharat’s happenings is neither ethical nor objective. Dr Aniruddh Subhedar Renowned Belgian Indologist Koenraad Elst had said, “Western correspondents in Delhi just don't know very much and also don't feel the need to find out more.” In 1990s, Elst did extensive research on India especially Ayodhya Ram … Continue reading Why’s Global Media Silent on Sandeshkhali Women’s Rapes? →

Explainer: Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA)

The Citizenship (Amendment) Rules, 2024 have been released by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) today. These guidelines will specify the steps and prerequisites needed for qualified individuals to apply for Indian citizenship in accordance with the terms of the 2019 Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA-2019). The religious minorities, viz., Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis, and … Continue reading Explainer: Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) →

Smear And Non-Stop Campaign Against Sanatan Dharma!

Do political upstarts understand sanatan dharma and idea of Bharat? Or, their smear campaign is designed to push for linguistic subversion? Vinod Kumar Shukla Diversity, dialogue, disagreement and harmonious co-existence have been eternal values of Bharat and its Sanatan way of life. But, disrespect, threats and abuses is what they have been getting all long. … Continue reading Smear And Non-Stop Campaign Against Sanatan Dharma! →

Situational Analysis – Indian Students under attack: US should review, revisit & revamp governance norms to ensure their safety

Rohan Giri Indian students have strong inclination to pursue higher education opportunities overseas which is not a one-sided phenomenon. Foreign colleges and universities are also diversifying their curriculum, educational opportunities, job chances, commitments and declarations to attract Indian students. In recent years, America has consistently been most preferred country for Indian students seeking education with … Continue reading Situational Analysis – Indian Students under attack: US should review, revisit & revamp governance norms to ensure their safety →

‘Army Out’ Mandate By The Pakistani People

The adage, 'Pakistan Army is the only army in the world that has never won a war but has never lost an election' seems poised to manifest yet again. Yet the people's mandate is unequivocally clear: Army Out. Rahul Pawa Pakistan stands at a critical juncture in its political history, marked by rapid developments and … Continue reading ‘Army Out’ Mandate By The Pakistani People →

Sabarmati Express Carnage Brushed Under Rug by Fanatics

It has been 22 years since Islamic fanatics attacked Sabarmati Express train and burnt down 58 Hindu pilgrims within the train's S-6 and S-7 coach. After recent pran pratishtha of Ram Lalla recently, it’s imperative to debunk misleading narratives surrounding the attack on Ram devotees. Rohan Giri On the morning of February 27, 2002, Sabarmati … Continue reading Sabarmati Express Carnage Brushed Under Rug by Fanatics →

Beyond Brick and Mortar!

Opening of magnificent Hindu mandir in Abu Dhabi mark tectonic shift in India - UAE friendship that’s transcended commercial, diplomatic & strategic issues BAPS Hindu Mandir that rose majestically in Abu Dhabi is a symbol of Middle Eastern tolerance of different faiths and cross-cultural mosaic. This architectural wonder represents harmony and understanding across cultures and … Continue reading Beyond Brick and Mortar! →

Primer: Centuries of Perseverance; Ayodhya’s Ram Janmabhoomi Temple

The Pran Pratishtha, also known as the inauguration ceremony, of the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya on January 22, 2024 will mark the end of a centuries-long wait. The wait began in 1528-29 CE with the construction of the Babri structure atop Shri Ram's temple by the Mughal ruler Babur, and will finally culminate in … Continue reading Primer: Centuries of Perseverance; Ayodhya’s Ram Janmabhoomi Temple →

Situational Analysis: Persecution of Bangladesh’s Hindus Intensifies

At the time of India's independence from British colonialism in 1947, the predominantly Muslim eastern portion of Bengal province because East Pakistan, which declared independence as Bangladesh in 1971. The circumstances facing the Hindu population in Bangladesh are alarming. Being a minority in a largely Muslim nation, they are subjected to various forms of persecution, … Continue reading Situational Analysis: Persecution of Bangladesh’s Hindus Intensifies →

Expose on glaring bias against Hindus: Georgetown University’s Bridge Initiative

In a report dated November 24, 2023, titled 'Hindutva in Britain,' a collaborative effort between US based Bridge Initiative at Georgetown University and UK's Community Policy Forum – an entity claiming to protect Muslim interests in the UK – was published. The report aspired to falsely implicate  Hindus and Hindu-centric organisations for anti-India, anti-Hindu unrest … Continue reading Expose on glaring bias against Hindus: Georgetown University’s Bridge Initiative →