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Delhi Riots – International Media and the Falsification of Hindu History

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After encountering the withdrawal of publisher Bloomsbury India for her book “Delhi Riots 2020, The Untold Story”, Advocate Monika Arora has found Garuda publishers to print the book. In conversation with Rajiv Malhotra, Advocate Arora said she was unexpectedly notified by a single electronic message that Bloomsbury was terminating the book’s contract. Later, Advocate Arora said the publisher Bloomsbury was under intense international pressure to withdraw the book. She said that even those working at the publishing house feared for their jobs, even their own jobs were not safe, and that they were pressured to make the decision. She noted … Continue reading Delhi Riots – International Media and the Falsification of Hindu History

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“Eyes Wide Shut” – Behind Forced Conversions in India

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A 2009 film by Pia Skov entitled, “Bad Manna – An eye-opening on-the-spot report on Christian missionary conversions in India” sheds light on the dangerous forced conversions destroying innocent Hindu communities across India. Largely filmed in the Songadh and Dang areas of southern Gujarat the film documents the experiences of real villagers duped into accepting money and false promises in exchange for turning their backs on their Hindu families. One man tells the reason he converted is because the Church gave him Rs.4000 for his farming. He says he was told he would be trained to become a priest but … Continue reading “Eyes Wide Shut” – Behind Forced Conversions in India

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The Vedic Roots of Organic Farming | Is “Ahimsa” Possible in Delhi?

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Dr. Vandana Shiva connects the historical dots of the modern “#OrganicFarming” movement – it leads straight back to Bharat. #DelhiRiots – Is #Ahimsa possible, or even wanted anymore? — Dr. Vandana Shiva, in conversation with Rajiv Malhotra reveals how the ancient natural organic farming practices of Hindus were co-opted by visiting British scientists and rebranded as modern “Organic Farming”. The entire system was then subsequently marketed to global consumers eager to pay for the so-called “innovative” and “new” technologies. Reports have been piling up pointing out the premeditated preparations of the various violent riot attacks occurring across Delhi and elsewhere … Continue reading The Vedic Roots of Organic Farming | Is “Ahimsa” Possible in Delhi?