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Religious Commitment or Spiritual Exploration—What is Essential for Hindus Today?

Sanatan Dharma—often referred to as the eternal law—provides a comprehensive framework for living that integrates personal duty, familial obligations, and communal well‐being. At its heart, this ancient tradition offers a structured way of life that has enabled millions of householders to nurture both their inner selves and the societies in which they live. In this chapter, we explore the difference …

A New Dawn for West Bengal: The Need for a Right-Leaning Political Party with a Purpose

West Bengal, with its rich history, vibrant culture, and a legacy of intellectualism, finds itself at a political crossroads. The state that once led the nation in progress and ideas now grapples with a vacuum in political representation that aligns with the aspirations of its people. The existing parties—whether the ruling dispensation or the principal opposition—have failed to address the …

Kashmir Genocide: Remembering the Darkest Day in Kashmiri Hindu History

On January 19, 1990, the streets of the Kashmir Valley echoed with chilling slogans that called for the extermination and exile of an entire community. This date marks the black day when the Pandit community of Kashmir—peaceful, educated, and deeply rooted in their homeland for millennia—was forced to flee overnight in the face of unimaginable violence, hatred, and betrayal. Today, …

The Need for a Centralized Hindu Religious Affairs Body

Hindu society currently lacks a unified organization to oversee and manage its religious, cultural, and social affairs. Unlike other faiths that have institutional bodies safeguarding their religious interests, Hindus do not have a centralized structure to address issues related to temples, property management, marriages, economic matters, and community welfare. Such a body is essential to ensure the preservation, promotion, and …

Hinduism is Sanatana Dharma: An Indivisible Truth

In recent times, some have propagated a conspiracy claiming that Hinduism and Sanatana Dharma are separate entities. This notion is not only misleading but also a distortion of historical and spiritual truths. Hinduism is Sanatana Dharma, and there is no difference between the two. To argue otherwise is to undermine the very essence of the eternal tradition followed by millions …

Why Every Apolitical Organization Should Support a Political Party

Apolitical organizations are pivotal in addressing societal issues, promoting welfare, and upholding values beyond partisan lines. Their ability to focus on community needs without the baggage of political alignment often lends them credibility and trust among the populace. However, the reality of governance and power dynamics underscores the necessity for these organizations to engage with and support, political parties that …