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Articles by Hariprasad Nellitheertha
Dharmashastras and Customs As Valid Sources For Modern Law
The sacred temple of Swami Ayyappa at Sabarimala is under the danger of defilement due to the over-eagerness of a ‘secular’ State to impose its ‘Constitutional Morality’. The fundamental rights of millions of women devotees of the shrine have been ignored to facilitate the entry of a few non-believers.
Flight Of Deities: A Tale Of Dharmic Resistance
प्रतिष्ठायां सुराणां तु देवतार्चानुकीर्तनं | देवयज्ञोत्सवं चापि बन्धनाद्येन मुच्यते || One must know the true nature and power of divine murthys while consecrating them; By worshipping such images through utsavas and yajnas, one obtains liberation from this world – Matsya Purana Meenakshi Jain’s latest book “Flight of Deities and Rebirth of Temples, Episodes from Indian History” is an extraordinary narration of an unfortunate part of Hindu history.
How Hindu Rights Have Been Seriously Damaged By Article 30 And RTE Act
We are repeatedly told that all Indians are equal before the law but not told how some laws apply unequally to the majority community. The right to managing educational institutions is an example. Article 30 (1) of the Constitution states: “All minorities, whether based on religion or language, shall have the right to establish and administer educational institutions of their choice”. What Is The Background To Article 30?
Navayug Ke Dashavatar – India’s Glorious Years Animated - Indic Today
India today seems to be a country with a history, but not a past. While we are largely familiar with what has happened in the last century or so, a lot of what has gone before that eludes us in our history books, our literature and arts, and in our collective consciousness. Like most Indians, the members of Ithihasa also grew up gleaning the missing pieces from their grandparents, parents, and of course the ubiquitous Amar Chitra Kathas.
Lessons from Mahabharata: Black, White, and Coloured Too
The Mahabharata has lived for thousands of years for the reason that it serves as that vast ocean human emotions in which everyone can pour their own understanding and find acceptance without judgment. There is an innate human desire to see and interpret things in a monochromatic palette of black-and-white.
Lessons from Mahabharata - The Mother Who Abandoned Her Son, and the Mother Who Did Not
Kunti abandoned her first-born son, Karna, almost immediately after birth. Gandhari aborted her first foetus out of frustration. There-in lies a tale of two mothers. Kunti did not abort Karna. Perhaps the swiftness with which Karna was born after her union with Lord Surya did not afford her the opportunity, or perhaps she did not want to, since feticide was an abominable crime. In any case, what the Mahabharata tells us that she did not keep this child.
Sri Pejawar Swamiji: A Life Dedicated To Dalit Upliftment And Hindu Unity | IndiaFacts
Whenever anyone actively works for the upliftment and strengthening of Hindu community and dharma, they get targeted by the usual suspects in the media and social justice warriors. The Pejawar mutt Acharya Sri Vishwesha Thirtha Swamiji of Udupi Sri Krishna Mutt is the new victim of such attacks by the Breaking India forces.
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