David Frawley  

Narendra Modi embodies India’s new developmental ethos at an economic level but also its new pride in its profound civilisation. He has captured both India’s glorious past and its vast future potential. He is at home in Shiva temples in Varanasi and Kedarnath and at the same time with the military throughout the country, and with technocrats from throughout the world

2019 will mark how the Hindu community and its growing sense of identity will shape the political future of India.

Hindus should not be deprived of the religious rights that are given to Christians and Muslims. Otherwise, India is still following the same policy of the colonial era of denigrating and exploiting the Hindus.

Courts have no justification for regulating Hindu religious practices, particularly when they are not doing the same for other religions. Such court interference in a majority religion is unprecedented in the world and legally questionable.

The battle is not fascist Hindus versus the liberal Left but dharmic traditions versus the radical Left that is opposed to India's great cultural and civilisational heritage

The avalanche of evidence that falsifies the Aryan Invasion Theory (AIT) has understandably perturbed and nonplussed the Marxist establishment and their allied left-'liberal'-secular ecosystem, whose writ went unchallenged for decades

The grand opposition now falls under the shadow of the Congress, and the oldest party will use any party willing to align with it to compensate for its own electoral defeats, subordinating them to Rahul Gandhi

The guru is India’s main export to the world. The Hindu tradition of guru goes beyond teaching merely from books, but today do we know who must guide us?