Category Archives: Hindutva

Towards a Harmonious World: Reimagining Global Unity Through the Prism of Benign Hindu Imperialism

Posted on April 9, 2024 by Sathyanarayanan D

Abstract: This article explores the concept of Benign Hindu Imperialism, drawing upon the philosophical underpinnings of Benoy Kumar Sarkar and M.S. Golwalkar, to argue for its relevance and necessity in today’s global landscape. Unlike traditional forms of imperialism, Benign Hindu … Continue reading →

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Cultural Nationalism: A Beacon of Progress in a World of Failed Ideologies

Posted on March 27, 2024 by Sathyanarayanan D

Abstract: This article explores the contrasting ideologies of cultural nationalism and conventional nationalism, particularly in the context of Hindutva ideology in India. Drawing distinctions between cultural nationalism’s inclusive and progressive nature and the exclusivity of Western-origin nationalism, the narrative delves … Continue reading →

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Hindutva’s Ascendance: Realizing Guruji Golwalkar’s Ideals through Modi’s Leadership on India’s Journey to Ultimate Glory

Posted on March 26, 2024 by Sathyanarayanan D

The promotion of Hindutva ideology has emerged as a focal point in India’s political landscape. Rooted in the philosophies articulated by prominent ideologues such as Guruji. Golwalkar, Hindutva advocates for the assertion of Hindu cultural identity and values. Golwalkar’s seminal … Continue reading →

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