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Inter-faith Dialogue: What’s in it for Hindus?

By admin | 12 January, 2012 - 12:37 pm |25 September, 2012 Articles
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Christianity being a millenarian ideology aims at world dominion, at least since the time it established its headquarters in Rome in the early centuries after Christ. Former Canadian Protestant and now a Smarta Dashnami sanyasi, Swami Devananda Saraswati alias Ishwar Sharan, perceptively deems it to be a continuation of the … Read More →

Congo, Pakistan, and the Indian Army Chief imbroglio

By admin | 9 January, 2012 - 12:39 pm |25 September, 2012 Articles
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The scandalous conduct of some Indian members of the UN Peacekeeping Mission in Congo, under the command of the then Major General Bikram Singh, may translate into major embarrassment for India at various international forums if the government abides by a covert ‘line of succession’ hinted by the Attorney General … Read More →

The bells toll for UPA

By admin | 3 January, 2012 - 12:34 pm |8 January, 2018 Articles
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The bells toll for the ignominious UPA-II. Having thrown down the gauntlet by asking the government to resign following exposure of its lack of majority in both Houses of Parliament, as also loss of support from key coalition partners, the BJP must ensure the downfall of the regime during next … Read More →

FDI in retail and the 21st century ‘drain of wealth’

By admin | 30 December, 2011 - 6:20 am |25 September, 2012 Articles
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In an address to the Congress parliamentary party on Dec. 8, Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee lamented that the UPA coalition was forced to suspend the cabinet decision to allow 51% foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail (like Wal-Mart, Tesco, Carrefour and others) in order to avert a mid-term poll. … Read More →

Western Christian Imperialism vs. Non-Christian world

By admin | 26 December, 2011 - 6:16 am |25 September, 2012 Articles
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As America leads a resurgence of imperial muscle in Britain and France, India finds herself in a precarious position as battleground of a fresh Evangelical assault on her civilisational ethos and as a launch pad Washington hopes to use in its containment of Russia and China, having effectively crushed much … Read More →

Cess in the cesspool

By admin | 20 December, 2011 - 6:15 am |8 January, 2018 Articles
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The morally-challenged UPA regime, accused of policy paralysis by big business seeking ever more concessions with each passing quarter, has moved quietly but speedily on a mission to decimate the middle class. Whether or not these measures enjoy covert political consensus, the fact remains that not a single political party … Read More →

John Company days again

By admin | 6 December, 2011 - 6:12 am |8 January, 2018 Articles
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A profit-sucking corporate food chain; contract farming and mono-cultivations displacing crop diversity; farmers reduced to bonded labour of 21st century clones of the East India Company – such will be the face of Indian agriculture if we let the UPA impose the disastrous policy of FDI in retail. It is … Read More →

Fleeing Hindus seek shelter

By admin | 22 November, 2011 - 3:36 am |8 January, 2018 Articles
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Amidst heightened sectarian strife in Pakistan, both inter-community as well as intra-Islam, a small jatha of Hindu landless labourers has reached the capital in quest of asylum, and eventual citizenship. Growing incidents of abduction and forced conversion, especially of minor girls who disappear behind the veil, have instilled deep insecurity … Read More →

Remove AFSPA demand triggered by Interlocutors report

By admin | 19 November, 2011 - 3:41 am |25 September, 2012 Articles
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Even as chief minister Omar Abdullah accepts the failure of his mission to persuade Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to support his quest for the withdrawal, albeit partial, of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act from Jammu and Kashmir, questions are being raised about the timing of selective leaks of the … Read More →

Are we moving towards a separate Criminal Law for Minorities?

By admin | 13 November, 2011 - 3:47 am |25 September, 2012 Articles
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In recent times, some clemency petitions concerning death row convicts have given rise to apprehensions that we may be subtly edging towards a de facto separate criminal law for minority communities, or persons covertly supported by minorities with a vested agenda. This bodes ill for a Republic already suffering from … Read More →

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  • This is the authorized collection of the writings of Sandhya Jain, published over the years in different places, and maintained by her personally, as a record. As such, it is not interactive. Readers wishing to interact for any reason may write to jsandhya@gmail.com

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