Gandhi, Vivekananda, Tagore, and Temple Consecration
The Ayodhya Temple consecration on 22nd January 2024, is being planned as a spectacle choreographed around the Prime Minister. This piece by Satya Narayana Sahu which was published in The Long Cable and The Wire earlier this week, is a reflection on the show boat and triumphalist Mr. Modi is. And it is also a…
Quit India Movement
10-Aug-23 Satya Narayana Sahu writes in an article in The Wire, about the importance of Quit India Movement – Gandhi’s call was not just for gaining independence from the British rule. Apart from this core goal, the Quit India movement had huge dimensions covering freedom of press and democracy which are in serious danger in…
How our leaders failed to save Mahatma Gandhi from the bullets of Godse
On the birth anniversary of VD Savarkar today, 28th May, 2023 when the New Parliament was inaugurated by PM Modi, after he paid a floral tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, it is worth recalling the events of January 1948. The intrigues before and after Mahatma Gandhi’s murder are revealed in this amazing detailed article by Ravi…
Critical Remarks on Ramcharitmanas Mirror Thoughts of Vivekananda, Gandhi
“This article by S.N. Sahu published in Newsclick may help to further the conversation between the supporters of status quo in the name of traditional culture and proponents of change towards egalitarian Hindu Order.” ~ Prof. Anand Kumar, President SCH Link
Non-cooperation movement
This article by Anil Nauriya was published in India International Centre Quarterly (IIC Q) VOLUME 48 AUTUMN 2021 NUMBER 2 The momentous movement of hundred years ago like the 1857 India Rising, challenged the British Colonial rule with a force of logic and non-violence that was far more impactful. Firstly, it helped Indians to articulate…
Gandhi and his assassins
This article by Anil Nauriya was published in Research Gate in 2019. The author cites many historical references to prove that RSS and Hindumahasabha and their ideologue Veer Savarkar, and BJP today, had and have played games to put the blame of partition of India on Mahatma Gandhi when in reality, they were themselves the…
Dr Suresh Khairnar – library
Dr. Suresh Khairnar, a Committee Member of SCH has published many articles, participated in debates and delivered many lectures. Some of these can be found from the links below: Articles published on the portal Chauthi Duniya Link of his shows It is likely the above and newer articles may appear in blog posts with searchable…
Savarkar versus Gandhi on the compulsions of Two Nations
It was Savarkar who wanted two nations – one for Hindus and a second for Muslims; according to him, Muslims had no place in the Nation for Hindus because they could not live together. Jinnah and Savarkar were of the same mould – only Savarkar was the mirror image of Jinnah. On the other hand,…
Civil Disobedience of Gandhi and the methods of agitations today
Gandhi had the persuasion and influence over the people of India like none else, however, it was not strong enough to meet the exacting standards he set out. Gandhi demanded much more than civility of the people before he would agree to join their agitations. The methods of protests were non-cooperation and civil disobedience. He…
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