The best-seller book by Rashmi Samant, “A Hindu in Oxford”, tells us many untold stories.
What doesn’t kill you only makes you stronger! Rashmi Samant’s book, “A Hindu in Oxford” is to expose the Hinduphobic mindset working rabid. Tanuka Sarkar | HENB | Delhi | … Continue reading
[…] challenge surrounding HfHR’s new leadership has been framed in stark terms: Hindu-rights advocacy on one side, and an organised…
[…] The immediate contest began on two different kinds of terrain. Akhilesh Yadav’s political positioning has been characterised by opponents…
[…] Sandhya Rani Dhar reportedly died after being denied the final meeting she wanted with her imprisone…. That is enough…
[…] announced framework allows Rs. 1,00,000 for low-budget Pujas. Do not treat that amount as cash in hand until your…
[…] missionary expansion an unfinished conquest of India gives forceful expression to a Hindu civilizational fear. The phrase can identify…