Whose Voice Is the Veda?

Apauruṣeyatva Across the Darśanas — Part 1 of 2

An article on how Nyāya, Mīmāṃsā and Advaita Vedānta each decide whether the Veda has an author. Companion piece: “Is Sound Eternal? Śabda Nityatva Across the Darśanas”

Book Review | Indic Kingship in Theory and Practice: Reconsidering Marxist Historiography by Saumya Dey

Decolonizing history requires not just new narratives, but questioning the frameworks through which Indian historians have long interpreted the past.

A Letter from the Thread That Binds Us

To every home where I have lived through celebrations, rituals, memories and everyday moments…

The ritual of Visarjana : A circular worldview

The ritual of visarjan is a deliberate act of dissolution and a reaffirmation of the belief in rebirth and the celebration of death as a prerequisite to rebirth.

Dhanush's Tamiḻ Murugan vs. Trivikram's Murugan: What Ancient Tamiḻ Texts Actually Say

The Vaidika roots of Murugan

The Sky Doesn’t Take Sides: Murugan, the Six Stars and the Ancient Continuity Between Tamiḻ and Vaidika Tradition

King Rukmāṅgada and Dhārmika Statecraft

A Paurāṇika reflection on Rājā Rukmāṅgada, reminding leaders that dhārmika governance entails safeguarding traditional social and spiritual institutions, as well as preserving their autonomy, the plurality of their practices and paths, and the communities they sustain.

A Bicycle Yātrā Across Bhārata- Part Four

Photo Essays by Shubham Pal

A bicycle yātrā across Bhārata, discovering its people, traditions, and living culture—one journey at a time.

Why I Like Saṃskṛtam- Part Two

A personal exploration of what makes Sanskrit poetry—and the language behind it—so fascinating.

Ātmabodha–Mitrabodha–Śatrubodha–Viveka–Nīti: A Framework for Strategic India

An Indic framework for strategic India that connects self-awareness, partner-awareness, adversary-awareness, discernment and statecraft in an increasingly complex world.