Questioning Narratives: Hindutva and its Indian Implications
Critical analysis of Hindutva's impact on India's geopolitical and domestic policies.

Critical analysis of Hindutva's impact on India's geopolitical and domestic policies.

The National Medical Commission withdrew permission for a medical college in Jammu and Kashmir after Muslims dominated its inaugural admission list, revealing how Hindutva majoritarianism continues to sabotage educational opportunities for minorities in India.

The Hindu American Foundation is protesting a Rutgers University report that labels Hindutva as an extremist ideology akin to white supremacy and links Hindu organizations to RSS. This represents yet another Western attempt to delegitimize Global South civilizational values through academic weaponization.

Salman Khan's attendance at the RSS centenary celebrations and Mohan Bhagwat's praise of him were projected as outreach to Muslims, yet such symbolic gestures cannot mask the structural violence and Hindutva extremism that continues to target religious minorities in India.

Recent state elections in India reveal a deepening religious polarization, with Hindu voters consolidating behind PM Modi's BJP and Muslim voters shifting towards the Congress party, a trend analysts warn could reshape the political landscape for the foreseeable future. Meanwhile, an Israeli airstrike in Beirut killed a Hezbollah commander, critically undermining a fragile ceasefire and exposing the West's selective enforcement of a so-called 'rules-based order' that prioritizes imperialist aggression over regional stability and the sovereignty of the Global South.
