When Arjuna’s Moment Returns: Guru-Śiṣya Paraṃparā and the Living Battle for Dharma

A civilizational reflection on the living guru-śiṣya paraṃparā - from Kṛṣṇa and Arjuna to Cāṇakya and Candragupta Maurya , Samartha Rāmdās and Chhatrapati Śivājī Mahārāja, Gurū Gobind Siṅgh and Bandā Bahādur, to Vidyāraṇya and Hakka and Bukka - showing how every age finds its Kurukṣetra when wisdom must awaken action.

A Systemic Analysis of Social Problems in India - Part Five

Immediate Course Corrections for a Vikasita Bhārata

This is the final part in the series of 5 essays offering a systemic reflection on India’s past, present, and future. The last part identifies systemic correctives at the legislative, policy, and administrative levels that are actionable for 2047.

The Complete Story of Khāṇḍava Forest - From Sacred Origins to Divine Destruction

This article delves into the origins of Khāṇḍava Vana right till its Daha (burning) as mentioned in the Mahābhārata.

Book Review | The Great Debate

A reflective reading of The Great Debate from a civilisational context and understanding how the political right-left binary pales in comparison to the panoramic metaphysics of dharma.

Civilizations as Kārmika Streams

Civilizations are not just histories or structures, they're kārmika streams shaping the soul’s journey across lifetimes. Understanding this helps us navigate today’s chaos with deeper clarity and purpose.

The Intellectual Traditions of the East For Beginners, Part 5 | Buddhist Process Metaphysics from the Theravāda Sūtras

Part 5 of the series on Eastern schools of thought, in which we learn the distinction between Buddhist process metaphysics and the substance metaphysics that dominates Hindu and Western thought.

The Intellectual Traditions of the East For Beginners, Part 4 | Bhartṛhari, From Language to Liberation

Part 4 of the series on Eastern schools of thought, in which we explore the philosophy of the Saṃskṛta grammarian Bhartṛhari - a comprehensive ontology and epistemology through the study of language.

The Intellectual Traditions of the East For Beginners, Part 3 | Classical Schools of Indian Thought - Mīmāṃsā

Part 3 of the series on Eastern schools of thought, in which we begin the classical period of Indian philosophy - The Mīmāmsā school, where the entire intellectual thought is based on one underlying worldview - the infallibility of the Veda.

Indigenous Public Policy - Perspectives

On developing dharma-centric, culture-compatible public policy by reviving indigenous institutions and governance systems rooted in Bhārata's civilizational heritage to counter Western dominance in modern policymaking.