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Demystifying and decoding the basics of Sanātan Dharma – Part 1

INSIGHT UK December 23, 2023 No Comments

Hinduism (Sanātan Dharma) is one of the largest faith systems in the world. However, through years of oppression, foreign rule and generalised apathy under the guise of modernism, most Hindus/Indians…

Garba joins UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage

INSIGHT UK December 20, 2023 No Comments

A moment of profound pride for Bhārat (India) as “Garba of Gujarat” has been inscribed in the Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) of Humanity by UNESCO thus becoming…

Hindutvaphobia and Hindutvamisia

INSIGHT UK December 14, 2023 No Comments

Ponderings on the curious case of the Hinduphobic Hindu, sorry tales of multigenerational subconscious conditioning, civilisational Stockholm Syndrome, the enduring hegemony of words chosen for us and chosen by us,…

Ayodhya Shri Ram Janmabhoomi

INSIGHT UK December 6, 2023 No Comments

The holy city of Ayodhyā in Uttar Pradesh is the birthplace of Shri Rāma. The history of this city and the Shri Rāma Janmabhoomi Mandir (temple) goes back thousands of…

The 6 days of Diwali

INSIGHT UK November 14, 2023 No Comments

Deepavali (lit “row/garland of lights” - popularly known as Diwali) is one of the most popular and sacred Hindu festivals, typically lasting around 5 or 6 days, marking the triumph…

Significance of ‘Deepavali’ or ‘Diwali’

INSIGHT UK November 12, 2023 No Comments

Dīpāvali, or Diwālī is one of the most important festivals that is celebrated by Hindus, Jains, Buddhists, and Sikhs across the globe. It is commonly known as the festival of…

Navratri: Significance of Chaitra and Sharad Navratri

INSIGHT UK October 16, 2023 No Comments

Navratri refers to a nine-night and ten-day long set of observances, dedicated primarily to the Divine Feminine.

Category: Hindutva

Demystifying and decoding the basics of Sanātan Dharma – Part 1

Garba joins UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage

Hindutvaphobia and Hindutvamisia

Ayodhya Shri Ram Janmabhoomi

The 6 days of Diwali

Significance of ‘Deepavali’ or ‘Diwali’

Navratri: Significance of Chaitra and Sharad Navratri