In a country of a billion Hindus under the so-called Hindu party or Chappati BJP where sacred cows are slaughtered brutally every day while most Hindus just sit there crying like CoWards, there's always some hope when a real Hindu now and then who takes action like we are seeing with these brave Hindu women [...]
As expected the so-called 'Left' media back to their inherent white racist hypocritical behaviour fronted by their faithful brown gungadins to write the articles to attack indigenous Hindus because they aren't celebrating St Valentines Day but instead want to hug a cow. [...]
Former screen idol turned animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot was fined 20,000 euros by a court on France’s Indian Ocean island of La Reunion over a 2019 diatribe where she described its inhabitants as “savages”. “The natives have kept their savage genes,” the animal rights campaigner wrote in an open letter attacking the islanders for [...]
But among this theatre of madness is also the biggest burden real Hindu activists have to deal with when the Barmy Hindu Twitterati army is on the loose. This motley crew of online Hindoos who most lived totally boring lives suddenly turned superhero to let loose their alter egos on social media especially Twitter.
They are [...]
Communities are deprived of livelihood by bans on their traditional arts. Has the elite ever protested? Had the fever-pitch anxiety about a four-day meat ban, in deference to the Jain community’s Paryushan, remained confined to TV anchors and the handpicked chatterati who appear on TV debates, one would have ignored it as another passing storm [...]
In India's case we have William Dalrymple, a complete social misfit in his own native land, so he decided to transplant himself in the same manner which bubonic plague once ravaged Europe by hitching a free ride on fleas infesting rats. Dalrymple has suddenly become the spokesperson on what he calls Hindu 'extremism' when he [...]
October 22, 2016
Ranbir Singh
Analysis/Insights, Archives
Though smaller temples had begun to keep elephants out, bigger temples continued to shy away from breaking with convention. “This decision by a big temple like Pazhavangady will definitely inspire others to follow suit,” said V. K. Venkitachalam, the state’s foremost elephant activist. On Vinayaka Chathurthi, September 5, the Elephant God will not move around [...]
June 17, 2016
HHR
Archives, India
As the stars of their cruel little roadshows, sloth bears danced to the piercing sounds of the damru for hundreds of years. Orphaned by poachers and trained by the Qalandars, a nomadic Muslim community, these bears trudged through towns and villages to earn their masters a meager livelihood. “Kajal was the first dancing bear I [...]
December 14, 2013
HHR
Dharmic Ecology