Decolonizing India’s population involves undoing the lasting impacts of colonial rule on the country’s culture, education, governance, and economy. It requires an intentional shift in perspectives, structures, and policies to reclaim indigenous knowledge, values, and…
The Unspoken Bias: How Mocking Non-English Speakers in India Reinforces Social Inequality In India, a country rich with cultural and linguistic diversity, English has long held a privileged position. While the country boasts 22 officially…
The Ideology of Cultural Superiority: Britain’s Justification for Empire The British Empire, at its peak, controlled vast territories and populations across the globe, ruling over 80 countries. While many practical factors such as military prowess,…
Dr. Bhakti Yadav: The Compassionate Pioneer of Women’s Health in India Dr. Bhakti Yadav, also known as “Doctor Dadi” or “Grandmother Doctor,” was a name synonymous with compassion, dedication, and selfless service in the field…
Swaminarayan: The Life and Teachings of a Divine Reformer Swaminarayan, also known as Sahajanand Swami, was a 19th-century Hindu saint and spiritual leader who founded the Swaminarayan Sampradaya, a religious tradition focused on devotion, social…
Sant Tukaram: The Saint of the People and Mystic of Maharashtra Sant Tukaram, one of the most revered figures in Marathi literature and Bhakti tradition, was a 17th-century saint-poet and philosopher from Maharashtra, India. Known…
Sant Jalaram Bapa: The Saint of Service and Compassion Sant Jalaram, affectionately known as Jalaram Bapa, was a 19th-century saint from Gujarat, India, known for his deep devotion to God and his unwavering commitment to…
Sant Ravidas: The Spiritual Icon of Equality and Devotion Sant Ravidas, also known as Raidas, was a 15th-century saint, poet, and social reformer who played a pivotal role in the Bhakti movement in North India.…
Here are 20 of the best Dohas (couplets) of Sant Kabir, a mystic poet and saint, whose verses emphasize spiritual awakening, simplicity, and the essence of human existence: 1. बुरा जो देखन मैं चला, बुरा…
Hemchandra Acharya: The Polymath of Ancient Gujarat Hemchandra Acharya (1088–1173 CE) is one of the most prominent and versatile figures in the history of Indian literature and philosophy, particularly in the context of Jainism and…