Dhīti is a blog for long form essays, expressions of civilizational voice, cinema and literature review, and more.
In the beautiful diary compiled here, students at Vidyakshetra Vidyalaya share their reflections from an immersive field experience trip to Odisha.
Part 2 of an essay exploring the curious absence of investigations into Hinduism and its ontology even among the free-thinking and open-minded segments of research and exploration.
Part 1 of an essay exploring the curious absence of investigations into Hinduism and its ontology even among the free-thinking and open-minded segments of research and exploration.
This article critically examines the proposed global pandemic accord, highlighting major issues and advocating for its rejection by India, focusing on sovereignty, WHO's past failures, and potential impacts on health policy and global governance.
How would we react if something serendipitous happened when least expected? Luck, chance, good fortune? Or some past punya that fructified? Something like this happens to Shodashi in this third short story of her travels in the North-East. This time in Guwahati, the mother-daughter duo are on a spree!
Exploring the intersection of Orwell's totalitarian surveillance and Huxley's seductive consumerism, the article delves into modern challenges to freedom and individuality in a digital age.
An account and reflection from Bhairava Dhāraṇa retreat conducted in Bhagyanagar.
This article explores the traditional yoga, emphasizing its transformative cultural practice beyond physical postures, offering a comprehensive path to self-discovery and harmony with the world.
A brief account of agricultural references in Vedic literature, be it to methods, processes, the doers, or the products. Vedic society was profoundly agrarian, which sacralised various aspects of agriculture in its corpus of texts.