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The story of Akbar has long been wrapped in layers of praise, politics, and selective memory. For centuries, he has been remembered as a symbol of tolerance, celebrated for bringing…
For generations, the Western world has dismissed cultural misappropriation with the casual defence that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” But when a dominant culture strips an ancient heritage…
On Wednesday, 24th June, a delegation from the Hindu community, coordinated by INSIGHT UK and the Israel-India Friendship Club, visited the Nova Festival Exhibition in London. The visit served as…
Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands – On Saturday, 20th June 2026, the lush green surroundings of Sutton Park were transformed into a vibrant hub of meditation, health, and community harmony. Over…
Humayun's fundamental urge to kill infidels/kafirs/Hindus was inherited dutifully from his father Babru. Humayun carried the torch, or rather the sword, of his father's legacy.
The publication of the Rape Gang Inquiry report is a watershed moment for the United Kingdom. For those of us within the Hindu and Sikh communities, however, it is not…
India has always been a land of multitudes. From climates to the wildlife, from the cuisines to the customs, the diversity and multiplicity of this land have always fascinated the…
When political Islam is debated in Britain, the conversation usually focuses on terrorism, extremism, or social cohesion. But the deeper issue is constitutional. What happens when a political movement that…
By Kumar Bala “When you meet an Indian and a snake, kill the Indian first.” The remark, attributed to former Norwegian minister of administration and UN diplomat Terje Rød-Larsen in…
On 24th of May 2026, the Indore Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court delivered a historic judgment in the centuries-old Bhojshala dispute of Dhar, declaring Bhojshala to be a…
