• Muslim Testimonies: The Plight of Women in Islam – Virendra Parekh
• From Troy to Tehran, the Troyjan horse still shapes global politics – Kadira Pethiyagoda
• Priyanka Gandhi’s ‘gaumutra’ slur – Reverse the Gaze
• Modi’s rulership on probation, should prepare for a million mutinies now – R. Jagannathan
• When rationalists don’t get Hindu philosophy – David Frawley
• India needs to truly understand its own legacy of education – Hindol Sengupta
• Indian traditional wisdom on intelligence gathering for internal security – Neha Gupta
• Why the liberal world order, built on science and reason, was doomed to fail – Pranav Sharma
• Why India doesn’t fit the Woke script – Yuvraj Pokharna
• Why Indians should reject St. Thomas and Christianity – Koenraad Elst
• Ram Mandir theft, Hindu nationalism, and the poll politics of UP – S. Gurumurthy
• Shruti Philosophy: The Hinduism that stands forgotten – Acharya Prashant
• India’s rise discredits China and the West – Minhaz Merchant
• George Orwell: His war on totalitarianism, humbug, and sugar in tea – Preksha
• India: The history they studied in boxes – Nick Collins
• 3 – Babur’s Sultanate: Parasite on an affluent civilisation? – Aabhas Maldahiyar
• 2 – If Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb was harmony, why does Kashi’s Nandi still wait? – Aabhas Maldahiyar
• 1 – The Samarkand Syndrome: Why Babur and family never became ‘us’ – Aabhas Maldahiyar
• Why are we afraid of an ancient ‘Dancing Girl’ figurine? – Utpal Kumar
• The Problem of Islamism – Sita Ram Goel
• The Problem of Christianism – Sita Ram Goel
• The Problem of Macaulayism – Sita Ram Goel
• Consciousness, the key to Indic thought – Michel Danino
• From Australia to UK, a global campaign to cancel Hindu identity – Yuvraj Pokharna
• Audrey Truschke: In defence of a clickbait historian – Utpal Kumar
• Romila Thapar and the collapse of the ‘eminent’ Marxist monopoly – Utpal Kumar
• Marco Rubio and the Missionaries of Charity – Shravan K. Shukla
• Trump’s endgame is surrender – Robert Kagan
• India missed making an informed civilisational argument in Oslo – Hindol Sengupta
• Sanatan Dharma: Neither defender nor detractor care to know its true nature – Acharya Prashant
• India’s global power status will be decided in the next decade – Minhaz Merchant
• The Sati Strategy – Koenraad Elst
• The legal doctrine that ate India’s religious traditions – Yashowardhan Tiwari & Krithika Jamkhandi
• Red China pretends to be the world leader for Buddhism – Claude Arpi
• The Fallacy of Hope – Carlo Pizzati
• Jana Gana Mana: How a British lie became India’s most persistent myth – Samik Bhattacharya
• The Issue of Conversion: Challenges before Hindu Society – Maria Wirth
• Michel Danino: The quiet giant of our time – Sandeep Balakrishna
• Why nations go to war – Acharya Prashant
• Secularism and Tipu Sultan – Sita Ram Goel & Aabhas Maldahiyar
• The Iran Paradox: The strange case of Leftists mourning for a despot – Makarand R. Paranjape
• Genocide in Kashmir: Forgotten and Buried – Vivek Gumaste
• Sita Ram Goel’s letter to Romila Thapar – Sandeep Balakrishna
• Ram Swarup and Sita Ram Goel: Intellectual kshatriyas who wielded the pen like a sabre – Shankar Saran
• How the holy Ganga became the Hooghly – Reshmi Dasgupta
• Sita Ram Goel’s essay added in the US Congressional Record – Sandeep Balakrishna
• The secret power of Hanuman – David Frawley
• The Hindu-Buddhist impact on Christianity – Koenraad Elst
• Hinduism vs Hindutva: A battle of British colonial construct – Adit Kothari
• Without self-enquiry, rationalism is just another superstition – Acharya Prashant
• USA: Seven stages of imperial decline – Samannay Biswas
• Christianity in the Congo: The myth of salvation through religious conversion – Prosenjit Nath
• Adolf Hitler’s views on Hindu cremation rituals in Benares – Roshni Chakrabarty
• When the RSS is indifferent to its media image – Koenraad Elst
• What Mahmud of Ghazni did must not be forgotten – Reshmi Dasgupta
• Somnath: A thousand years of unbroken faith – Narendra Modi
• Why are Indian historians in denial mode? – David Frawley
• Chanakya: Why Devdutt Pattanaik’s pseudo-history falls apart – Prosenjit Nath
• Vande Mataram: How an anti-British song became ‘anti-Muslim’ – Ibn Khaldun Bharati
• Colonised Minds: Modi didn’t speak the whole truth at Ayodhya – Balbir Punj
• K. K. Muhammed: Muslims should hand over the Gyanvapi and Mathura sites to Hindus – BT & India Today
• The monotheistic interpretation of Hinduism originates in colonial Hindumesia – Yogendra Singh Thakur
• Islam is a religion of violence – Ayaan Hirsi Ali
• From Dharma to Dogma: The genesis of caste – Acharya Prashant
• Let’s honour the India that is Bharat and the Hinduism that is Sanatana Dharma – David Frawley
• Max Müller to Doniger to Orsini: The West sends Trojan horses to India – Abhijit Majumder
• Why Hindu Americans can’t do what Jewish and Muslim Americans can – Surajit Dasgupt
• Hindutva and other peoples’ nationalism – Koenraad Elst
• Hinduism & Buddhism: More similar than dissimilar – Ravi S. Kapoor
• The RSS Century – Makarand R. Paranjape
• Is the Ganga really self-cleaning? – Pranay Lal
• Time for India to stop wearing the ‘secular’ and ‘socialist’ labels – Abhijit Majumder
• Audrey Truschke: A demagogue with a megaphone – Sankrant Sanu
• Which is the oldest Dravidian language? – Anirudh Kanisetti
• Srinivasa Ramanujan: A genius who transformed mathematics – B. Sathish
• How the West has sustained an anti-India bias on Kashmir till today – Claude Arpi
• India’s Pakistan conundrum – Claude Arpi
• The legend of St. Thomas in India is not factual – Koenraad Elst
• Analysing the ‘phallacy’ of the Shiva lingam – Arvind Sharma
• The British Empire didn’t end slavery, it reinvented it – Monidipa Bose Dey
• Anil Seal: ‘Congress high command demanded Partition, not Jinnah’ – Udit Hinduja
• Shiva lingams are not phallic symbols – Nanditha Krishna
• Sita Ram Goel: A wronged man redeemed by history – Makarand R. Paranjape
• India played a pivotal role in the origins of gunpowder – Gautam R. Desiraju
• Arun Shourie: Intellectual warrior or an intellectual hit-man? – Aravindan Neelakandan
• William Dalrymple: Admiring Indian civilisation, undermining the Hindu spirit behind it – Utpal Kumar
• New evidence suggests Harappan civilisation is 7,000 to 8,000 years old – Dheeraj Bengrut
• Dating Indian history all over again – Nanditha Krishna
• Max Mueller distorted the Vedas to pave way for India’s Christian conversion – Priya Arora
• Democracy in ancient India – Rakesh Goyal
• John Woodroffe: Sanskritist, yoga practitioner and author of books on tantra – Namit Saxena
• Aryan invasion theory and Dravidian distortions – Santishree D. Pandit
• Hinduism and its 33 million deities – Nanditha Krishna
• A reasonable date for Adi Shankara – Venu Gopal Narayanan
• Hindu temples existed before the 5th century CE – Monidipa Bose Dey
• James Prinsep: The Englishman who mapped the Adi Vishwanath Temple in Kashi – Yudhajit Shankar Das
• The word ‘spolia’ hides too many humiliations – Reshmi Dasgupta
• The K.K. Muhammed Interview – TNIE Team
• Vedic Saraswati Civilisation, not Harappan Civilisation – David Frawley
• Tracing the roots of hostility among Jews, Christians and Muslims – Arvind Sharma
• Warriors & Chariots: ASI finds proof Aryans were not invaders of India – Krishan Murari
• Hindus in South India must unite for their collective past and shared future – David Frawley
• Nandi’s Witness: The moral question and obvious evidence at Gyanvapi Mosque – Venu Gopal Narayanan
• Rethinking the Indus Valley civilisation – Nanditha Krishna
• Was Tipu Sultan really a patriot and great freedom fighter? – Jaithirth Rao
• Why a nation and its people must know their true history – Makkhan Lal
• How the Nehruvian Congress manipulated Gandhi’s assassination to emasculate Hindu nationalism – Koenraad Elst
• Why ‘eminent historians’ still swear by the debunked Aryan theory – Makkhan Lal
• Sita Ram Goel Vindicated: ‘Eminent historians’ no longer deny Islamic iconoclasm – R. Jagannathan
• Nightmare of Nehruism – Sita Ram Goel
• Why we must worship Goddess Kali – David Frawley
• Ram Swarup and Hinduphobia – Koenraad Elst
• Ambedkar on Gandhi: Dismantling the Mahatma – Anand Ranganathan
• Equal rights for Hindus – Koenraad Elst
• Ram Swarup: The greatest Hindu thinker since Sri Aurobindo – Aravindan Neelakandan
• Koenraad Elst: A maharathi without a rath – Shankar Sharan
• The place of Mahatma Gandhi – Sita Ram Goel
• The historical roots of our ecological crisis – Lynn White
• Buddha was every inch a Hindu – Koenraad Elst
• Nehru & Patel: Serious differences over China’s invasion of Tibet – Claude Arpi
• The spiritual deceits of Jules Monchanin, Henri Le Saux and Bede Griffiths – Aravindan Neelakandan
• Logic behind the perversion of caste – Ram Swarup
• Is India’s national anthem secular? – Koenraad Elst
• The Modi government as an exponent of BJP secularism – Koenraad Elst
• Tipu Sultan: Villain or Hero – Sita Ram Goel
• Remembering Karmayogi Sita Ram Goel – Virendra Parekh
• In defence of Indian science – Michel Danino
• Theology of monotheism is disguised materialism – Sita Ram Goel
• Porus’ defeat of Alexander at the Battle of Hydaspes (Jhelum) – N.S. Rajaram
• A Feast of St. Thomas – Ishwar Sharan
• The Bharatas of Bharatavarsha – Sandhya Jain
• Hindutva or Hindu Nationalism – Shrikant G. Talageri
• About the ungodlike Abrahamic god – Michel Danino
• How history was made up at Nalanda – Arun Shourie
• Religious law versus universal ethics – David Frawley
• 2 – The Koenraad Elst Interview – Surajit Dasgupta
• 1 – The Koenraad Elst Interview – Shitanshu Shekhar Shukla
• Ram Swarup: Outline of a biography – Koenraad Elst
• Sita Ram Goel: The sagely activist – Pradeep Kumar Goel with Rajiv Malik