How exaggerated reporting weakens national perception and empowers enemy narratives India recently pulled off a remarkable military achievement. In response to serious provocation, the Indian Armed Forces acted swiftly, decisively, and with clear tactical superiority. Our air dominance was visible, our missile strikes precise, and our response firm. By all standards, it was a clear military victory for India. But while our soldiers won the battle on the ground, India lost the battle of perception—a different kind of war, fought not with weapons but with headlines, hashtags, and international narratives. TRP vs Truth: The Indian Media’s Dilemma Today, Indian media stands at a critical juncture. On one hand, it has the responsibility to present truth, facts, and balanced journalism. On the other, it faces the constant temptation of TRP (Television Rating Points), which rewards drama over depth, and speed over accuracy. Whether it was about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s...
Buddhism vs Hinduism: In-Depth Comparative Study of Atman, Anatta, Karma, Moksha & Nirvana Hinduism is often described as Sanātana Dharma —the “eternal way of life.” Buddhism arose from the same cultural soil but charted its own disciplined path to awakening. Studying Buddhism vs Hinduism is therefore less a clash between rivals and more a dialogue between two complementary quests for freedom. By seeing where they diverge and where they overlap, modern seekers can extract practical wisdom from both traditions without losing intellectual honesty or spiritual depth. Buddha Rejected Vedic Rituals Some readers assume the Buddha opposed the Vedas outright. A better analogy is a medical student learning to use an MRI: she needs to understand the machine well enough to diagnose, not to redesign microchips. Likewise, the Buddha focused on one proven method, mindful investigation of suffering, rather than the entire spectrum of Vedic techniques. When students asked...