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Book Review | Grammar of Greed - Reflections on a Fatal Ecology by Aseem Shrivastava
A book review of Aseem Shrivastava's Grammar of Greed - Reflections on a Fatal Ecology. A piercing meditation on modernity’s illusions, ecological estrangement, and the urgent need for introspection and spiritual renewal.
Sai Priya Chodavarapu
12 min read
Cinema And Books
Wellbeing and Happiness - An Impossible Ideal or a Possibility?
This reflection is an overview of how the key constructs of Āyurveda envision integral well-being, emphasizing on self-rootedness in harmony, balance and contentment. While our minds and senses are hijacked by exponential tech, Āyurvedic fundamentals such as hitāyuḥ and sukhāyuḥ help us re-examine our connection with our own selves.
Dr. Mala Kapadia
6 min read
Dharma Today
Book Review | GeoTechnoGraphy - Mapping Power and Identity in the Digital Age by Samir Saran and Anirban Sarma
The book 'GeoTechnoGraphy' by Samir Saran and Anirban Sarma serves as a sharp reminder that our tech policy is falling behind. This essay is a review of the same which reflects on how IKS and dhārmika policy can shape a more ethical, grounded digital future.
Sai Priya Chodavarapu
12 min read
Cinema And Books
Veer Savarkar - Part 4 | Shadows of Kalapani
Part 4 in our Veer Savarkar biography series. Learn who were the Dhairyavāns, the brave souls imprisoned with Veer Savarkar at Kalapani, who endured unimaginable colonial torment. How did Savarkar inspire these young men?
Sushant Gangoli
18 min read
Dharma Today
Book Review | The ‘Joy Bangla’ Deception by Kausik Gangopadhyay and Devavrata
This essay is a review of 'The ‘Joy Bangla’ Deception', a provocative book and deeply unsettling inquiry into the foundational myths of Bangladesh, and their long-term impact on the Hindu-minority population. Harshly critiquing mainstream liberal narratives, the book presents a forceful counter-history - one that interrogates the politics of identity, exposes state-sanctioned discrimination, and laments the ongoing erasure of Hindu and Buddhist cultural presence in a land propped up internationally as a symbol of secular nationalism.
Sai Priya Chodavarapu
13 min read
Cinema And Books
Whispers of the Earth | Reclaiming the Sacred Grammar of Architecture - Part 1
A celebration of architecture as living memory and ethical ritual, this essay rejects the sterility of modernist design in favor of earth-rooted, place-based wisdoms. It invites us to reimagine buildings not as structures but as stories - woven through ecology, ritual, and community.
Dr. Anurag Shukla, Srushti Joshi
12 min read
Bodhas
Dharma as Deva | Avatāras
In the vast cosmology of the Itihāsa and Purāṇa, Dharma is more than a metaphysical principle and eternal law. He is also physically personified as Dharmadeva, the divine embodiment of cosmic law, moral order, and even worldly prosperity. A short piece revealing the complex deity who governs not only justice but also the fabric of social and familial values.
Tanya Fransz
5 min read
Bodhas
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