By bhagwad, on December 17th, 2010
 Several of those whom I would put in the “right wing” camp in Indian politics have expressed their dislike for the term. Perhaps they feel it’s too poorly defined, or that it’s well defined and doesn’t fit them, or that it’s used in an insulting way. Maybe all three. While it’s true that those . . . → Read More: Alternatives for calling someone “Right Wing”
By bhagwad, on October 15th, 2010
Ridiculing the recent email regarding the ownership of the Indian Media as well as the allegations of political bias . . . → Read More: Indian Media – Debunking Ownership Myths
By bhagwad, on October 2nd, 2010
 How the Hindu Right Wing invariably dislikes Gandhi, while some even hate him. Isn’t it puzzling how someone can hate a person who preached peace? . . . → Read More: Why do some people hate Gandhi?
By bhagwad, on September 15th, 2010
 An insider view on whether or not the Indian media is biased towards minorities like Muslims and whether or not it receives funding from parties such as the Congress . . . → Read More: “Bias” in Indian Media – an Insider’s view
By bhagwad, on August 1st, 2010
 What makes intelligent and educated people take up right wing extremism in India? Why do they go over the top and become so shrill. Analyzing the Hindutva mind… . . . → Read More: Exposing Right Wing extremism in India
By bhagwad, on July 14th, 2010
Reveals the lengths a person will go to when in denial. Deals with Honor killing and Khaps . . . → Read More: Khap Defenders – Showcasing denial
By bhagwad, on July 13th, 2010
The results of my experiment to reach out to the far right and start a dialogue . . . → Read More: The Results are in – Reaching out to the right
By bhagwad, on July 11th, 2010
 Explains the reasons why there was greater outrage over Pramod Muthalik’s Bangalore pub attack compared to the outrage over the Islamic hand cutting incident of the professor . . . → Read More: Two reasons why Muthalik’s pub attack deserved so much outrage
By bhagwad, on July 8th, 2010
We all blog in gated communities. Not by choice, but it happens that way. We mostly read those people whose views we agree with. As a result on most personal blogs, the comments on each post read something like this:
You’re so right! I couldn’t have said it better! I agree completely etc etc… . . . → Read More: Reaching out to the far right – start of a dialogue
By bhagwad, on July 4th, 2010
How can a parent put his or her own needs above that of their kids? How do “Honor Killings” really work? . . . → Read More: Question for Khaps – Child vs Parents. Who wins?
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