In this podcast, we discuss Rahul Roushan’s book ” Sanghi Who Never Went To A Shakha “. We talk about Rahul’s journey from being someone who would block someone on Twitter for calling him a Sanghi to now embracing the ...
I have tried to cover the story of Pasmanda Muslims via the podcast. But it was always lacking a female’s perspective. So in this podcast, Amana Begam Ansari will share a woman’s perspective and will tell us about their journey ...
In this podcast, Suhag Shukla and Samir Kalra update us about the current Cisco lawsuit being fought in the State of California and its possible repercussions for all Hindus in America. ...
The Uttar Pradesh government has recently come up with an ordinance against “Love Jihad”. In our previous podcast on this subject, we discussed The Ground Reality with Swati Goel Sharma. In this podcast, we look at the law itself with ...
In this podcast, we talk about the views of Sir Syed with Faiyaz Ahmad Fyzie. Was Sir Syed a casteist? What were his views about Muslims from non-Ashraf backgrounds? Why has this side of Sir Syed never been discussed in ...
In this Monologue, I want to talk about the issue of what it takes for one to be called a Hindu. Is Hindu a geographical identity or it is a lot more than that? If it is a group identity ...
Join me in this monologue as I explore the origins, epistemology, and many other aspects of the Mīmāṃsā Darshana. I also cover the belief systems, pramanas and if this school of thought is nireeshwarvaadi. ...
The Uttar Pradesh government has recently come up with an ordinance against “Love Jihad”. Why is this law needed? What is the background behind the entire chain of events where one government after the other is drafting laws to stop ...
In this podcast, Yasmine Mohammed shares her own life journey from being married to an Al Qaeda member to now being an Ex Muslim. Yasmine’s journey is inspirational and everyone could learn a lot from Yasmine. In light of the ...
In this monologue, I will share my views on why we need secularism. There is a lot of confusion about what secularism actually means because of the way it has been practiced in India. But the question we need to ...