The Emotional Lens That Clouds Geopolitics Donald Trump & India: The Truth Behind Indo-US Relations | Pradeep Mahaur Magazine In India, emotionalism often overrides realism. When it comes to geopolitics, this becomes especially true, our perception of world leaders, especially U.S. presidents, is frequently shaped not by ground strategy but by hope, hurt, and headlines. Many Indians believe Donald Trump is "anti-India." But is this belief rooted in fact or just frustration? The truth is far more nuanced and far more important to understand. Let’s decode the perception, peel back the layers of strategic misreading, and explore why Donald Trump is not against India , even if his policies might sometimes appear uncomfortable. The “America First” Doctrine: Not “India Last” Donald Trump is, first and foremost, the President of the United States , not a global guardian. His foreign policies are crafted to benefit American interests, not n...
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...