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Was Indian history being rewritten to serve political interests? In 1968, the legendary historian R. C. Majumdar delivered a remarkable warning that remains deeply relevant to debates over India’s past.In this episode, we present the full text of R. C. Majumdar’s extraordinary Presidential Address, Indian Historiography: Some Recent Trends, delivered to the Institute of Historical Studies in 1968.An intellectual giant and one of the foremost historians of modern India, Majumdar had devoted more than half a century to historical research. In this address, he confronted a question fundamental to every nation: Should history serve political ideology, or should political ideology submit to historical truth?Drawing upon the principles articulated by Leopold von Ranke, Barthold Georg Niebuhr, Kalhana and Sir Jadunath Sarkar, Majumdar defended the historian’s supreme obligation to truth—even when the facts prove uncomfortable or contradict prevailing political beliefs.He then issued a powerful critique of the politicisation of Indian historiography, examining the influence of government policy, ideological conformity and nationalistic sentiment upon the writing of history.Among the subjects he addresses are:• The historian’s duty to establish facts without fear or favour.• The dangers of subordinating scholarship to political parties and official ideology.• The tension between historical truth and the political ideal of national integration.• The selective presentation of India’s past in the name of non-violence and national unity.• Controversies surrounding the medieval period, including Mahmud of Ghazni, Aurangzeb and Hindu-Muslim relations.• The rewriting of history to promote particular interpretations of India’s cultural and political evolution.• The danger of suppressing inconvenient facts in textbooks and academic institutions.• His appeal to younger historians to defend the integrity of historical scholarship.Majumdar’s address is more than a historical document. It is an intervention in a debate over the relationship between truth, scholarship, nationalism and political power.His closing warning is unforgettable: a nation cannot build its future upon historical falsehood, however attractive such falsehoods may appear in the present.Listen to the complete address and judge its arguments for yourself.If you believe that India’s past deserves rigorous examination, independent scholarship and an honest engagement with historical evidence, share this episode with fellow history enthusiasts.

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In this compelling conversation on The Dharma Podcast, we dissect the concerted campaign to target the Chief Election Commissioner and delegitimize India's constitutional institutions. From historical precedents like the targeting of General V.K. Singh and Justice J.C. Shah to modern street agitations and media plants, Sandeep Balakrishna unpacks the operational playbook of the far-left, its regime-change tactics, and the civilizational roots that keep India resilient.Anything I say further will ruin the suspense. Do tune into the podcast!

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THIS EPISODE BEGINS with K. M. Munshi and the reconstruction of the Somanath Temple—and follows his determination to recover an Indian history that, in his words, would allow the world to “catch a glimpse of her soul as Indians see it.”Munshi believed that Indian history could not be reduced to a chronicle of foreign invasions. It had to tell the story of the people who inhabited the land: their achievements, institutions, values, struggles and resistance.With historian R. C. Majumdar, that vision produced the monumental eleven-volume History and Culture of the Indian People.Yet the generation that produced this scholarship gradually faded from mainstream memory.P. V. Kane.Jadunath Sarkar.R. C. Majumdar.Ananda Coomaraswamy.Ganganath Jha.Radha Kumud Mukherji.S. Srikanta Sastri.Govind Chandra Pande.And many others.These scholars worked across languages, inscriptions, manuscripts, literature, philosophy, archaeology and numismatics. Yet much of their intellectual legacy became increasingly marginal to the dominant historical narrative.This episode examines the argument that Indian historical scholarship passed through a series of stages—from intellectual flourishing, to continuity, dismissal, marginalization and finally active discouragement.This is not simply a story about historians.It is a story about memory.About intellectual inheritance.About civilizational continuity.And about a question that remains unresolved: Who gets to tell the story of India?If a civilization forgets its scholars, what else does it eventually forget?

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For almost 100 years, a vast network of Marxists, Communists, and Leftists systematically took control of universities, textbooks, and classrooms. They indoctrinated nearly seven generations of students, turning education into an ideological factory.The result? Today’s GenZ — largely clueless about history, culture, and reality — has been carefully weaponized against their own parents, against Dharma, and against the idea of India itself.In this hard-hitting episode, we break down:• How the NEET agitation was engineered as political warfare• The century-long Marxist capture of Indian education• How an entire generation was turned into useful idiots against their own civilisationThis is not about NEET or paper leaks. This is about the long war for capturing India’s mind. If you believe India’s future cannot be left in the hands of those who hate its past, this podcast is for you.

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Sadguru Sri Sridhara Swami was one of the illustrious Sadhus of the 20th century. His hilltop ashrama at Varadapura, near Shivamogga, is a renowned Punya Kshetra attracting lakhs of devotees throughout South India and abroad.

Hailing from the glorious tradition of Samartha Ramadasa — the architect of Chhatrapati Sivaji, the sublime and exalted life of Sridhara Swami is deeply inspirational and profoundly humbling to put it mildly.

From a very early age, in his student life, Sridhara Swami embarked on a life of asceticism and engaged in intense Japa and Tapas. This episode narrates some details of Sridhara Swami's daily routine as a teenager and student. It shows what an extraordinary role model he is for students of the contemporary period and future. This episode is a profound guide especially for Hindu parents in properly grooming their children and bringing them up with proper values and spiritual ideals. Do listen in!

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THIS EPISODE traces the origins of the so-called Khilafat Movement to the destruction of the Ottoman Caliphate by the British. The Ashraf or Muslim elite in India were outraged at this event and began to provoke the Indian Muslim community for the restoration of the Caliphate. The Khilafat Movement was led by two brothers, Muhammad Ali Jauhar and Shaukat Ali, popularly known as the Ali Brothers. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi volunteered to support this lethal agitation aimed at reviving Muslim political power in India. It had nothing to with the freedom struggle against the British. The childish statements and outrageous behaviour of Gandhi in support of the Khilafat Movement truly defies description. Do watch this thrilling episode that offers priceless perspectives and sharp analysis about crucial events related to the Indian National Congress and freedom struggle.

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In 1927, the Nehru family was invited as Soviet Russia’s state guests to witness and participate in a celebration to commemorate one decade of the Great October Communist Revolution of 1917.

When the whole world was bitterly critical of Russia’s massive shortages and unemployment, Nawab Nehru didn’t seem surprised that he was provided a luxury class train compartment all sponsored by the USSR.

For four days, the Russian government lavishly wined and dined and entertained Nawab Nehru. By the time he returned to India, he was transformed into an incurable Soviet addict.

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Bahadur Shah Zafar was a nominal king living off the pension provided by the East India Company. Instead of leading the freedom struggle, he actually betrayed it along with his wife, Zeenat Mahal.

Yet, for the longest time, our history books and popular discourse have celebrated him as a great warrior of Indian independence. Tune into the full podcast to understand the real truth behind such important episodes of Indian history.

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The phenomenal and continued success of smash hit Dhurandhar: The Revenge has sent Bollywood relics into panic mode. As usual, they are hollering about how it is a propaganda film. They simply don’t know what hit them and even worse, are unable to cope with the aftermath.This time around, even the Tamil film industry — also called Dravidawood — is outraged at its success and record-breaking collections even after two weeks. Notable people who branded Dhurandhar as a propaganda movie include Vetrimaran, Ameer and Prakash Raj. This episode decodes the hypocrisy and the real truth of these so-called filmmakers and actors who are actually the real propagandists.

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SOUND ENGINEER A.R. RAHMAN who played the victim card during his recent BBC interview generated a nationwide backlash. By accusing the Hindu community of being divisive, he has finally taken off his mask. A first generation Hindu convert to Islam, Rahman has displayed overt zeal in proving his loyalty to his adopted faith.Listen to this podcast episode discussing A.R. Rahman's career trajectory and politics and his ingratitude shown against the very community that made him successful and wealthy.

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This podcast episode brings several eye-opening facts to light about how Gandhi misled the Hindu community into supporting the Pan Islamic Khilafat Movement. It was Gandhi who unilaterally glorified the bigoted Ali Brothers as nationalists and freedom fighters. Few people today know that Mohammad Ali got a Fatwa issued by 500 Ulemas throughout India to rebel against the government. Mohandas Gandhi endorsed this Fatwa from the official platform of the Indian National Congress. In a parallel development, the Khilafat Committee in Malegaon, Maharashtra, began making violent speeches, which eventually led to unprovoked violence committed by Muslims in the town. For three days in April 1921, the Muslim community set Malegaon on fire leading to a mini pogrom of Hindus, temple destruction, vandalism and large scale looting. This is a horrific chapter of recent history that has been largely untold. Listen to the full episode containing precious insights and hidden details of this incident and the career of Mohandas Gandhi.

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This episode presents perhaps the definitive analysis of the recently concluded Bihar Assembly Elections in which the NDA secured a thumping majority and the INDI alliance bit the dust. Join the conversation as we decode a vast range of issues starting from the great Magadha Empire all the way up to the late Congress Chief Minister Jagannath Mishra, the rise of Lalu Prasad Yadav and the dark details of his Jungle Raj in Bihar.

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INTRODUCTION

When the disputed structure of Babri Masjid fell on December 6, 1992, the Congress was terrified. It feared it would permanently lose its Muslim vote bank.

The Archeological Survey of India began the court-mandated excavations of the site. Each finding only increased the desperation of the Congress.

That is when former HRD Minister Arjun Singh stepped in to do damage control.

In an overnight order to K.V. Ramesh, former Joint Director General of the ASI, Arjun Singh effectively blocked the Ayodhya excavations and further delayed the rebuilding of the Ram Mandir.

Learn the full details of this evil order and its disastrous consequences for the faith and devotion of millions of Hindus.

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This episode narrates the tragic story of an unknown stenographer named K V S Manian whose livelihood was destroyed by Nawab Nehru and his cronies for no fault of his.

This incident occurred just a year after India attained independence. KVS Manian became the unfortunate victim of Nehru’s hatred for the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), which he banned following Gandhi’s assassination.

Throughout, this podcast exposes many dirty tricks played by Nawab Nehru’s government and his bureaucrats who unfairly hounded this defenceless stenographer.

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This episode narrates the story of the Maoist terrorist Saket Rajan who was encountered in police action more than 20 years ago.

His story is a warning of how Leftist indoctrination pushes generations of youth into anti-national activities.

Saket Rajan was brainwashed into Maoism on the campus of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC).

When he passed away, the whole Leftist - Maoist ecosystem armtwisted the late Karnataka Chief Minister Dharam Singh into celebrating him as a martyr. Prominent members of this ecosystem include Gauri Lankesh, Harsh Mander, Mahashweta Devi, Nandini Sundar and others.

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This episode traces the Marxist destruction of Indian History by covering the brazen falsehoods propagated by Dwijendra Narayan Jha (D.N. Jha).

D.N. Jha was the direct disciple of another Marxist ideologue, Ram Sharan Sharma. Among all Marxist distorians, D.N. Jha is the crudest and the most brazen purveyor of naked distortions of Indian History.

He seems to have had a morbid fetish to compulsively detect the use of beef and liquor in ancient India. His offensive and crass book titled The Myth of the Holy Cow is a shameless assault against the most sacred beliefs of the Hindu community.

D.N. Jha's other full-time obsession was the peddling of hatred against Brahmins. He has written miles and miles of hate speech against Brahmins. In fact, he has authored a full-length book unambiguously titled Brahmanical Intolerance in Early India, a litany of Brahmin abuse.

If that was not enough, D.N. Jha has also characterised Hindu deities in an extremely perverted and vulgar fashion in his book, Adulterous Gods and their inebriated women.

That apart, Jha has distorted the history of the Gupta Empire using dubious methodology and has thereby drawn wild conclusions. He has force fitted Marxist Theories to areas of Indian history that do not lend themselves to such theories.

D.N. Jha has also earned notoriety for his flagrant denial of Bakhtiyar Khalji's savage destruction and burning of the ancient Nalanda University. Thanks to the Marxist stranglehold over institutions, Jha's books were prescribed by the NCERT as history textbooks for schoolchildren for decades.

In plain language, D.N. Jha was responsible for destroying at least two generations of Indians in their formative years.

Do listen to the whole podcast exposing the mass of historical distortions committed by D.N. Jha.

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This episode deconstructs the rise of Dravidian politics in Tamil Nadu and through it, the ascent of the Karunanidhi dynasty, which has monopolised the DMK.

However, like all dynasties, the DMK too, is headed for a gradual but certain extinction. Chief Minister Stalin’s repeated outbursts of invective against Sanatana Dharma shows desperation because as an ideology, Dravidianism stopped relevant more than two decades ago.

The DMK's hold over political power after Karunanidhi's death is already shaky. With record levels of corruption and criminality, the party faces an impending humiliation in next year’s elections. And once it’s out of power, the Karunanidhi dynasty’s days are truly numbered.

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The teaser of the upcoming Tamil movie Bad Girl released last year sparked a wave of outrage across Tamil Nadu.

The Madurai High Court recently passed an order severely reprimanding the movie and its makers calling Bad Girl a borderline child pornography.

In this episode, we trace the phenomenon that led to the emergence of such perverted movies in Tamil Nadu and the overall moral degeneration of Tamil cinema.

Bad Girl is especially disturbing because its makers specifically target a school-going Brahmin girl depicting her as a victim of an alleged Brahmin patriarchy, which forbids her from having multiple sex partners, smoking and alcoholism.

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Kamal Haasan equated Sanatana Dharma with dictatorship in a recent speech delivered at an event conducted by the Agaram Foundation of Tamil actor Suriya.

His latest anti-Hindu rant is his way of showing gratitude to the DMK which doled out a Rajya Sabha seat to Kamal Haasan as alms.

This episode discusses how Kamal Haasan has progressively degenerated over the years and how he has become an out-of-work and jaded actor who is barely sane. Above all, his loathing for his own cultural roots has reached a new low and he needs to pay a steep price for casually abusing Sanatana Dharma.

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This Podcast narrates the toxic history of Padma Awards since its inception in 1954.

Learn all about how the Congress and Communist ecosystem gave Padma Awards to all sorts of crooks, brokers and servants of the Congress Durbar and Communist sympathisers for nearly 70 years!

The list of Darbari Padma awardees also shows the trajectory of the downfall of decency and honesty in the Indian public discourse.

Some of the names of Congress Padma awardees are truly shocking.

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