Ishwar Sharan's Blog, page 4

Donald Trump: The Nobel Peace Prize has lost its nobility long back – Rahul Shivshankar

The Nobel Peace Prize committee is a closeted group of virtue signalers who reward choices that fit neatly into a Western-centric liberal moral box. In a multipolar world, where the Global South is no more a footnote, there’s very little space for an organisation that hands out a prize that is a curated recognition exalting […]

Raksha Bandhan: A celebration of all bonds that matter – Renuka Narayanan

A rakhi is the world’s oldest friendship band, not only for brothers and sisters, but for friends, teachers, colleagues, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and not restricted by caste or creed, either. – Renuka Narayanan Saturday, August 9, is the festival of Raksha Bandhan, and, as ever, I find its deeper implications fascinating. The origin story […]

Wokes are deploying the Cloward-Piven strategy to create anarchy – Arun Anand

After sowing the seeds of anarchy and chaos in the developed West, the Wokes are now moving towards democracies like India and other countries of the global South. What we need is a collective will and effort to fight these dark forces both at the domestic as well as at the global level. – Arun […]

How the intelligentsia ignores Hindu persecution – Adit Kothari

If human rights are to mean anything, they cannot be filtered through ideological convenience. The world must wake up to the reality that Hindus in Pakistan and Bangladesh are not just second-class citizens, they are targeted and oppressed minorities whose lives, property, and dignity are under a constant assault. – Adit Kothari For generations, the […]

Time to clean up the Constitution – Ravi Shankar

Dropping the words “secular” and “socialist” from the Constitution doesn’t mean banning secular thought or killing welfare policies. It means we stop pretending, stop mouthing 1970s jargon while living in a 2025 reality. – Ravi Shankar Let’s have a moment of silence for two dearly departed words still haunting our Constitution: “secular” and “socialist”. These […]

Air India Crash: How to doctor and spin narratives the Western way – Rajeev Srinivasan

What is deplorable in the Air India case is that the AAIB, the Indian entity investigating the disaster, chose to release a half-baked preliminary report with enough ambiguity that a case could be—and definitely was—built up against the poor dead pilots. Any marketing person could have read the report and told them that it would […]

Ancient Hindu temples and the Thai-Cambodian border war – Sushim Mukul

The location of ancient Hindu temples on the contested border between Cambodia and Thailand make it a focal point of tensions between the two nations. – Sushim Mukul After Thai forces on Wednesday (July 23rd) alleged that they spotted a Cambodian drone along the dense, mountainous Dangrek border, tensions escalated between Thailand and Cambodia. The […]

The liberation of Hindu temples is long overdue – G. Shreekumar Menon

A single bold act by PM Narendra Modi to undo the ongoing injustice of government control of Hindu temples, which began under British rule, would earn him and the BJP accolades and praise for all time. … Hindus are the only community worldwide denied the basic right to administer their own places of worship. – […]

How the Empire never left us – Shyam Bhatia

What the British Empire excelled at—beyond conquest—was gaslighting entire nations into submission. It didn’t just take land or gold; it made us question our tongues, our gods, our sense of worth. It told us we were lucky to be civilised, taught us to admire our abusers, and shamed us into silence. – Shyam Bhatia I […]

Zohran Mamdani and the coming crisis for Hindus in America – Rajeev Srinivasan

What is of more immediate concern to Hindus is that the US will become more dangerous for them. As it is, the amount of racial hatred and animosity toward brown Hindus has grown perceptibly, aided by social media ‘influencers’ who are likely paid by ISI/CCP/Deep State. There is also the element of envy, as Hindus […]