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India is the only home to the followers of Dharma i.e., Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and Sikhs. This section has articles that concern these four communities.
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How should india deal with China, Doklam standoff-why China is trying to teach India a lesson, How must India deal with kashmir and pakistan, Where Chinese media get India wrong
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This essay traces Indian History/Lists Dynasties from Buddhist times to 1000 A.D. What was impact of Ashoka’s policies? Why Gupta rule is called the Golden Period of India? Concept of Satyagraha is explained. What was the impact of Gandhi’s understanding of Ahimsa on post 1947 India? Select verses from the Bhagavad Gita on Dharma.
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Most know of only famous freedom fighters. The story of Raje Dharmaji Prataprav from Maharashtra, is that of a forgotten hero who caused great grief to the British in the early 19th century. He is highly revered in Ahilyabainagar, Nasik, Jalgaon, Dhule, Beed and Solapur etc. End of article has links to articles on numerous unknown freedom fighters.
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This is an academic gloss of the Mahavratas showing parallels with Jainism. “In Patañjali`s Yoga Sutras, Mahavrata is the term used to describe the 5 Yamas when they are practiced universally, without being limited by specific conditions.” The Yogic view on Ahimsa is closer to the Sramanic view and different from the Gita view.
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Bhishma’s final discourse in the Mahabharata’s Shanti Parva redefines the warrior-ascetic ideal, synthesizing political realism with spiritual authority. His teachings defend statecraft and justified violence as sacred duties, bridging Vedic and renouncer traditions in response to Buddhist and Jain pacifism.
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