Ishwar Sharan's Blog, page 13

Yogi Adityanath: Muslims should hand over Varanasi, Mathura, and Sambhal disputed sites to Hindus – Nivedita Dash

The Gyanvapi Masjid in Varanasi, Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi in Mathura, and the Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal, built after demolishing the Shri Hari Vishnu Temple, are contentious issues presently before the courts. – Nivedita Dash Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has appealed to Muslim leaders to “show large-heartedness and hand over the disputed sites […]

George Soros: From philanthropist to misanthrope – Ravi Shanker Kapoor

George Soros’s descent, from a champion of liberty in Eastern Europe in the 1980s to an anarchist in the US, Europe and India today, is indeed distressing. – Ravi Shanker Kapoor Political and intellectual elites in India are commenting upon the billionaire investor George Soros in accordance with their interests. The most insightful remark about […]

UK extracted $64.82 trillion from India during colonial era – PTI

“Legacies of inequality and pathologies of plunder, pioneered during the time of historical colonialism, continue to shape modern lives. … This has created a deeply unequal world, a world torn apart by division based on racism, a world that continues to systematically extract wealth from the Global South to primarily benefit the richest people in […]

Gender inequality against men in India – Kajleen Kaur

Gender inequality towards men finds limited discussions both culturally and in academic research, not just in India but globally. However, a closer look at the facts reveals a biased feminist societal structure predominantly. – Prof. Kajleen Kaur Indian society has always been dominated by patriarchy and gender inequality against women. However, the two recent suicides […]

Indian Women: No longer the most beautiful? – Maria Wirth

The three young women in the photo surely strike everyone as beautiful. Indian culture is still very much alive and well. – Maria Wirth The German philosopher Hegel (1770–1831) didn’t have a high opinion of Indians, in contrast to most of his German colleagues. He even claimed that the character of Indians is “cunning and […]

Rape jihad in England – Ravi Shankar

Early last week, the world’s richest and most powerful man Elon Musk targeted British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his government for protecting the grooming gangs—Pakistani, Afghan and Middle Eastern men—that entrapped and raped white British girls. Musk charged him of allowing “rape gangs” to exploit vulnerable girls without fear of prosecution. He also accused […]

How the indigenous faiths of Arunachal Pradesh are being destroyed – Jaideep Mazumdar

  It was Rajiv Gandhi, and the Catholic Sonia Gandhi exerting influence from behind the wings, who allowed Christian missionaries a free rein in Arunachal Pradesh. … The goal of the Church is to make Arunachal Pradesh a Christian-majority state by 2040. Going by the present rate of proselytisation, it seems that the obnoxious goal […]

Maha Kumbh Mela: Its Origins, Akharas, Shahi Snan Explained – News18

The Maha Kumbh Mela 2025 has been proclaimed as the ‘Maha Yagya of Unity’ by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The bathing fesitival will be held in Prayagraj from January 13 to February 26 and is expected to see 40-45 crore devotees. – News 18 The Maha Kumbh Mela, that comes after 12 Kumbh Melas, has […]

How Pakistani rape gangs run amok in politically correct Britain – Monica Verma

If we observe what is happening in the UK currently, it seems like a classic case of a culture of silence that has emerged around the criminal practice of Pakistani grooming gangs. The political correctness of the system has put the lives of so many vulnerable people at risk. It is high time that questions […]

Was Tipu Sultan an Indian nationalist? – Monidipa Bose Dey

The glorification of Tipu and the subsequent distortion of history to portray him as a nationalist figure began in the 1980s–90s and gained significant traction in the 2000s, under narratives created by mainly Indian Marxist writers and a few Western writers. – Monidipa Bose Dey An oft-repeated narrative that keeps appearing in the Indian political, academic, […]