In this podcast, Harsh Madhusudhan Gupta sits down with Kushal Mehra as they discuss Jati Varna and its importance in the establishment of Dharma? Can Jati Varna be annihilated? If not why? If yes should be we even aim to ...
In this podcast, Nalin Mehta, Aadit Kapadia, and Kushal Mehra look back at the recently concluded Vidhan sabha results in 5 states. What conclusions can be drawn from the results? Is the BJP now the official SC/ST/OBC/Nationalist General Category voter ...
In this podcast, Pushpita Prasad from CoHNA (Coalition of Hindus of North America) has a chat with Kushal about how the west conflates the Swastika with the Hakenkreuz. One constantly hears pleas in the West about banning the Swastika. What ...
In this monologue, Kushal shares his views on Decoloniality. The monologue starts with a basic introduction to decoloniality. Then he asks the key question that is decolonising and decoloniality the same? Also, could the epistemic framework of decoloniality lead us ...
In this podcast, Nirwa Mehta talks to us about her latest field reports where she covers 4 specific cases in Gujarat where we discuss religious conversions, demographic shifts and the problems associated with them, black magic, exploitation in dargahs, and ...
In this podcast, Ratan Sharda talks with us about his latest book “Conflict Resolution: The RSS Way” which is also his Ph.D. thesis. The book is a detailed look into the mindset of the RSS through a series of resolutions ...
In this podcast, Tripurdaman Singh and Adeel Hussain talk about their latest book “Nehru: The Debates that Defined India”. The book features some riveting discussions that were held between Nehru and Muhammad Iqbal, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Sardar Patel, and Syama ...
In this podcast, Meenakshi Jain talks about her latest book “Vasudeva Krishna and Mathura”. The book is a detailed examination of the sacred, literary, and epigraphic evidence that sheds light on the antiquity of the Bhagavata religion. ...
In this podcast, Mukunda Raghavan narrates his experience as an American Hindu. These podcasts are part of a series where Hindus from different countries, ethnicities, and races try to share their unique experience as Hindus and showcase the multiple perspectives ...
In this Monologue, Kushal shares his views on this recent comparison between the Hindutva movement and ISIS. Are they the same? If yes how? If no how? Do such comparisons help our discourse? Also, when we keep peddling lies do ...