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How the Dravidianists made things disappear from universities https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkxhv1OpEQAmTR8XWXtRvgqQvzIMKC1EMC8?si=X2cOtB8-ovaUplU8

[PREMIERE] The latest episode of The Dharma Podcast will go LIVE tonight at 8 PM! Mark your calendars! ------- Topic: How Sita Ram Goel Exposed Romila Thapar’s Lies https://youtu.be/yWWBX_Lsess?si=Nmr09toDBxqjgdzD

Saartha: Ancient India's Travelling Multinational Corporations THE WORD SAARTHA can be derived as follows: Arthena Sahitaha saarthaha; tadidam saartham. In practice, a Saartha was an organization of merchants who invested equal amount of capital and carried on trade with various markets by travelling in caravans. In fact, the starting of a Saartha was an extremely important, prestigious and auspicious event in the business community of ancient and early medieval India. A Saartha’s scope also included international trade. From a limited perspective, it can be said that the Saartha was the first system of MNCs to originate from Bharatavarsha. ---- Do read this information-packed essay in full! https://www.dharmadispatch.in/history/saartha-ancient-indias-travelling-multinational-corporations

The Awesome Commercial Highway Networks of Ancient Bharatavarsha OUR STORY BEGINS at the southern gate of the Balhika city. This gate directly led to mainland Bharatavarsha, directly to the ancient world’s educational magnet: Takshashila. Takshashila was the starting point of one of the oldest routes in the world. Within India, it is still known as the Grand Trunk Road. Kautilya calls this route as Haimavat-patha or the route of the Himalayan Mountain range. The Grand Route that began at Takshashila continued into mainland Bharatavarsha before splitting at Mathura. --- Read the whole informative piece! Don't forget to share it widely. https://www.dharmadispatch.in/history/the-awesome-commercial-highway-networks-of-ancient-bharatavarsha

We begin a brand new, exciting historical essay series examining the system of Saartha, which was the extraordinary mobile economic engine of ancient India. Read away! 🙂 https://www.dharmadispatch.in/history/saartha-the-awesome-mobile-economic-engine-of-ancient-india

When Sri Naga Baba takes his sacred ablutions in the purifying waters of the Ganga, he removes his intestines and washes them and puts them back into his body. There have been numerous eyewitnesses to this incredible scene. https://www.dharmadispatch.in/culture/in-the-company-of-sadhus-sri-sri-naga-baba-the-digambara-sadhu-of-varanasi#:~:text=When%20he%20takes%20his%20sacred%20ablutions%20in%20the%20purifying%20waters%20of%20the%20Ganga%2C%20he%20removes%20his%20intestines%20and%20washes%20them%20and%20puts%20them%20back%20into%20his%20body.%20There%20have%20been%20numerous%20eyewitnesses%20to%20this%20incredible%20scene.%C2%A0

When Sri Naga Baba takes his sacred ablutions in the purifying waters of the Ganga, he removes his intestines and washes them and puts them back into his body. There have been numerous eyewitnesses to this incredible scene. https://www.dharmadispatch.in/culture/in-the-company-of-sadhus-sri-sri-naga-baba-the-digambara-sadhu-of-varanasi#:~:text=When%20he%20takes%20his%20sacred%20ablutions%20in%20the%20purifying%20waters%20of%20the%20Ganga%2C%20he%20removes%20his%20intestines%20and%20washes%20them%20and%20puts%20them%20back%20into%20his%20body.%20There%20have%20been%20numerous%20eyewitnesses%20to%20this%20incredible%20scene.%C2%A0

Nawab Nehru's Betrayal of C. Rajagopalachari The more we dig, the viler the details about Nawab Nehru emerge. This great leader showed no scruples in betraying his close friend for decades, C. Rajagopalachari so that he could permanently stay in power. Do read the full details! https://www.dharmadispatch.in/commentary/nawab-nehrus-betrayal-of-c-rajagopalachari

The Calcutta Line of the Communist Party of India and the Train of its Continuing Treachery https://www.dharmadispatch.in/commentary/the-calcutta-line-of-the-communist-party-of-india-and-the-train-of-its-continuing-treachery

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DVG's "Mahachunavane" - A Brutal Parody of the General Elections DVG wrote his play, "Mahachunavane" (General Elections) in 1965. It depicts an unflattering picture of the first general elections in India held in 1951-52. There is a justified need for revisiting and re-analysing this play today. By 1965, DVG was convinced of the lethal direction that Indian democracy was headed towards. Mahachunavane is not only a highly underrated work of DVG, but can be regarded as a contemporary literary classic. It is quite unfortunate to have fallen into obscurity and deserves much wider circulation and a deeper study. --- Do read and share widely. https://www.dharmadispatch.in/culture/dvgs-mahachunavane-a-brutal-parody-of-the-general-elections