Tag: Hindutva
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Savarkar’s Coding of Hindutva; Metacode Rashtra, Part 9; Code Mythos (2/20); Codeelement Hindu Pantheon When we think of Vinayak Damodar (Veer) Savarkar, we often picture the fiery nationalist, the revolutionary in exile, or the thinker behind the idea of Hindutva. But one of the most fascinating aspects of his thought is how he used myth…
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Savarkar’s Coding of Hindutva; Metacode Rashtra, Part 8; Code Mythos (1/20) When we hear the word myth today, we often think of stories that are not meant to be taken literally—legends with little claim to truth. Yet myths can do far more than entertain: they can inspire fascination, bind people together, and create a sense…
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Savarkar’s Philosophy & Worldview, Part 11; Savarkar’s Five Philosophical Dimensions (4/6) Vinayak Damodar (Veer) Savarkar is often remembered for his contributions to India’s independence movement, for his activism, historical writings, and bold ideas. Among his many dimensions, his pragmatism stands out as a defining feature of his approach to social, political, and cultural challenges. Savarkar’s…
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Savarkar’s Coding of Hindutva; Metacode Rashtra, Part 7; Code Territory 6/6); Codeelement Des, Indivisibility of the Territory (2/3) For Vinayak Damodar (Veer) Savarkar, Nepal was far more than a neighboring state. Within his vision of an indivisible Hindu nation, Nepal held a place of central importance. Nepal as the Core of Hindu Rashtra Savarkar saw…
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Economic Dimension of Hindutva, Part 10; Savarkar’s Economic Principles (6/13) Economic stability and national prosperity depend on a balanced relationship between industry, labor, and capital. In a thriving economy, workers should fairly partake in the profits of the industry. However, in times of economic downturn, just as capital suffers losses, workers too must be prepared…
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Savarkar’s Philosophy & Worldview, Part 10, Savarkar’s Five Philosophical Dimensions (3/6) Vinayak Damodar (Veer) Savarkar is often remembered for his unflinching advocacy of nationalism, but was also a man of profound philosophical depth and his philosophy encompassed much more than a call for political independence. In this third installment of our exploration of Savarkar’s five…
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Every year, 7 September is observed as Vande Mataram Day, commemorating the pivotal role of this iconic song in India’s struggle for independence. The date recalls the decision of the Indian National Congress (INC) in 1905 to adopt Vande Mataram at the height of the Swadeshi Movement against the Partition of Bengal. More than a…
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Nepal has once again entered a moment of historic upheaval. What began as protests against a social media ban has exploded into a nationwide movement against corruption and political decay. The resignation of Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli and other members of his administration, the burning of government buildings, and the military’s presence on…
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Economic Dimension of Hindutva, Part 9; Savarkar’s Economic Principles (5/13) The balance between labor and capital has long been a subject of debate in economic and political thought. Vinayak Damodar (Veer) Savarkar, known for his nationalist and revolutionary ideas, also put forward an economic perspective that sought to harmonize the interests of labor and capital…
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Religious Tradition and Political Struggle Traditional Roots of the Festival Anant Chaturdashi, observed on the 14th day of the bright fortnight of Bhadrapada (August–September), is one of India’s important Hindu festivals. Traditionally dedicated to Lord Vishnu as the infinite (Anant) sustainer of the universe, it revolves around the tying of the sacred Anant Sutra –…