Third Way
In the background of the withering of communism and the imminent collapse of capitalism, time is ripe for exploring a more universally acceptable ‘Third Way’. The collapse of these systems cannot automatically usher in a superior world-order. Evolving a ‘Third Way’ desiderates a vast amount of preparatory work at both the intellectual and organisational levels. To pave the way for such exploration is the purpose of the essays and lectures by Sri Dattopant Thengadi compiled in this volume.
Dr Hedgewar The Epoch Maker
Dr Hedgewar The Epoch Maker
An authentic biography of the founder of the RSS – Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.
Essential writings of Dharampal
Essential writings of Dharampal
Dharampal was an Indian Gandhian thinker. He authored The Beautiful Tree, Indian Science and Technology in …
Saffron Swords
This book contains 52 stories of valour, a tribute to these unsung warriors, both men and women from the last 1300 years.
Hindu Temples What Happened To Them – 2 Volumes
Volume 1 :
Volume 1 focuses on the study of Hindu temples destroyed and desecrated and converted into mosques and khanqabs without overlooking Islamic ideology of iconoclasm.
On Volume 2 :
This volume is on the destruction of Hindu temples by the marauders on the name of Islamic theology.
The Tragic Story of Partition
The Tragic Story of Partition is the best study of this subject made so far. It gives us all the facts included in the earlier studies. It also takes into account many known but neglected facts. But what distinguishes it from all other studies, is its deeper probe and wider perspective in the interpretation of all facts and episodes.
Liberation Struggle of Hyderabad Some Unknown Pages
Liberation Struggle of Hyderabad Some Unknown Pages
A historical account of the freedom struggle of the people of erstwhile Hyderabad state against the Nizam and the Razakar. The book is a translation of the Hindi original by Late Sri Khanderao Kulkarni.
Denying National Roots – Early Communism and India
Denying National Roots – Early Communism and India
This study examines the early evolution of the attitude of Communism towards nationalism in general and towards Indian nationalism in particular. It also looks at how the ideas of communism were received early but were refracted through the typical Indian genius, into the overarching compass of spirituality.
It then moves on to examine the confrontation of world communism with Indian nationalism, the attempts of Comintern to yoke Indian nationalists to their war chariot, and how Indian nationalism escaped its bear-hug.
