Monthly Archives: April 2004

A major reason why the West is faltering in its response to Islamic fundamentalism is its attempt to straddle two leaky boats. It struggles to revive a dying Christian ethos as a counterpoint to Islam, and simultaneously clings to post-War artifices like secularism and pluralism. Failure is built into such … Read More →

Even as political parties debate whether India is ‘shining,’ a momentous – though unreported – international academic consensus has established that there was no Aryan Invasion of India. This intellectual breakthrough has staggering implications for us as a nation. Not only has a colonial falsehood been overturned, but the origins … Read More →