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Kangana Ranaut on Oppenheimer's 'Bhagavad Gita' scene: 'Everyone has their own way of showing devotion'
The actress, while talking about Christopher Nolan's film, also said, "If there is something called cinematic orgasm then for me this is it."
Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer: Why the father of atomic bomb was offered Indian citizenship by Nehru?
Julius Robert Oppenheimer was offered Indian citizenship by India's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru in 1954. This came after Oppenheimer's humiliation in 1954 over his statements against nuclear weapons.
Oppenheimer: The outrage over Bhagavad Gita in sex scene and ‘I am death’ quote
J Robert Oppenheimer’s fascination with the Bhagavad Gita piqued the interest of Indian movie-goers in the Christopher Nolan biopic on the father of the atomic bomb. However, a sex scene during which Cillian Murphy’s Oppenheimer quotes from the holy book has left many angry
Mocking and abusing Hindu gods is Hinduphobia
With the rising powers of India as a global player in world politics, the current generation has the confidence to fight back the Abrahamic propaganda against Hinduism
9 years after theft, Odisha thief returns deity’s ornaments worth lakhs; pays a penalty too
In the apology note addressed to the priest, Devesh Chandra Mohanty, the thief also left an additional Rs 300 as an atonement along with the jewellery. The man had recently read the Bhagavad Gita and started regretting the theft committed nearly nine years ago
Forget small changes by NCERT, liberals are preparing a dangerous new radical version of history
The sarkari leftist would offer Akbar, but new ones prefer Aurangzeb. The old textbooks had comforting myths around secularism — and all religions being peaceful. The new ones will denounce the Bhagavad Gita, and Hinduness as the root of all evil. It is coming. Because no government lasts forever
Right Word | Gita Jayanti: How Bhagavad Gita guided nationalist movement and shaped modern Indian political thought
Merely positioning it as a Hindu religious text would be a grave injustice to the spirit of the Bhagavad Gita, which primarily is the spirit of our nation
Why patrons of Kashmiriyat don’t want ‘Ishwar with Allah’ in Kashmiri schools
For Kashmir-based Islamists, who repeatedly invoke India’s Constitution and constitutionalism and often swear by secularism, Kashmiriyat is a one-way street. Syncretism is good till Islamic identity remains supreme
Gujarat: High Court issues notice to state government on introducing Bhagavad Gita in schools
The high court, however, declined to stay the resolution and sought the state government's reply by 18 August
Book Review: Gauranga Das' The Art of Focus captivates readers with endearing simplicity
The Art of Focus, published by Penguin Ananda, contains practical, accessible wisdom that would benefit anyone who engages seriously.
After hijab row, what’s the Bible storm that has rocked Karnataka school?
Bengaluru's Clarence High School received flak after it asked parents to sign an undertaking which said that they would not object to their children carrying a Bible to class every day
How to interpret sacred Hindu texts: Making the case for a Hindu hermeneutic
The Vedic Saṃhitās are first and foremost a body of spiritual-sacerdotal texts, then they are literary texts due to the high aesthetic and poetic quotient of the mantras
Gita Jayanti 2021: Here are some wishes, messages and greetings to share with your loved ones
The Bhagavad Gita came into existence on the Shukla Paksha Ekadashi Tithi of the lunar month of Margashirsha, according to the Hindu calendar
Why Indian history textbooks are in absolute and urgent need of revision
After seven years of the BJP government, the education that is given to children is basically a British leftover
In time and age of 'Dismantling Global Hindutva', a day in the life of a Hindu on campus abroad
From being called "dotheads" and "cow piss drinkers" to being force-fed beef under the garb of a joke or by "mistake", on-campus traumatic episodes are aplenty
‘Dismantling Global Hindutva’ Conference in the US dehumanises Hindus everywhere
In their defence, the supporters of this conference, as well as many others with a left-liberal worldview, emphasise that their target is the political ideology of Hindutva and not Hindus as a people
'Dismantling Global Hindutva': The malefic rakshasas and their demonic agenda
Avowedly against a make-believe 'global Hindutva' movement and presence, these activist-academics' goals are clear: allow for the deracination and delegitimisation of Hindus, demonise Hinduism and balkanise India
'Dismantling Global Hindutva' and the American nexus of Hinduphobia
Hinduism has been portrayed as a human rights nightmare, the cause of every problem in India
Ayodhya bhumi pujan: Would Lord Ram have sanctioned just war that caused mosque to fall by unjust means?
When it is recognised that the breaking of the mosque in Ayodhya was wrong, just restoration as ordered must be made before a temple may be built there; meaning that at the hour of inauguration, the only god there will be the one projecting himself as one
For air rifle shooter Divyansh Singh Panwar, 21-day coronavirus lockdown means tales from Mahabharata, dry firing, and some cooking
Tales from Bhagavad Gita and Mahabharata, dry firing in the living room, and cooking lessons... inside the lockdown bootcamp-cum-reading club of Divyansh Singh Panwar.