Stories from Inscriptions: Profound Real-life Tales from Hindu Cultural History
Stories from Inscriptions One of the interesting stories mentioned in Sandeep Balakrishna’s Stories From Inscriptions: Profound Real-life Tales from Hindu Cultural History comes from a village tabbed Hebbale near Hassan in Karnataka. The
Best Books of 2022
When this blog started in 2002, the only history books misogynist were those written by Marxist historians. Looking at books on my sedentary in 2022, I am delighted to see
The Indic Obsession with Continuity
Photo by Neeta Gulati on Unsplash Conflict and discontinuity in Indian history is an obsession with Marxist historians writing Indian history. Any fresh minutiae in India is seen as a revolt
New Novel Release: Indrajit- Siege of Kamboja
I am happy to signify the release of the paperback version of my novel ” Indrajit- Siege of Kamboja“. You can buy the typesetting at Wren India : http://www.amazon.in/dp/0473384833 For a limited time
Indrajit- Free download on Kindle
For the next 5 days till 17th March, you can download Indrajit for self-ruling from any of the Wren websites (US,UK, India,Australia etc). In sometime zones the typesetting will probably
In Memory of Aie
My dear Aie , Prof.Sunanda Shastri passed yonder on 15th October 2017. She was a wonderful and understanding human stuff and a profound scholar of Sanskrit. I will be updating
Of Indological Frauds and False Gods : Book review of
Indological Frauds and False Gods Prologue: I was first sent this typesetting for review nearly 4 years ago, virtually 2016, but life intervened and every time I sat lanugo to write
The Slavery of Bharatiyas(Indians) by the British- The case
Eminent historian Sri Dharampal (Image taken from here) Before launching into the article, I would like to remember the legendary historian of Bharata -Sri Dharampal. Readers will probably be familiar with
Samskritam Notes: Classification of Letters
(This vendible requires you to have some vital knowledge of Samskritam and uses Devanagari script in between) Panini’s Ashtadhyayi I don’t know if grammarians of any other language have analyzed the reports
Refuting AIT using Personal Names from Rig Veda and Avesta
Scheme of Indo-European language dispersal from c. 4000 to 1000 BCE equal to the widely held Kurgan hypothesis By Joshua Jonathan (via Wikipedia) There are many similarities between Avesta, the sacred texts