आत्मचिंतन : क्षत्रिय पहचान और इतिहास
यह पोस्ट किसी संगठन या व्यक्ति के विरोध में नहीं, बल्कि आत्मचिंतन के लिए है। जिनकी इतिहास की समझ सतही होती है, वे मानसिक रूप
हिंदुत्व : क्षत्रियों के पतन की मूल जड़
यहाँ आपके लिखे गए विचारों को थोड़ा और निखारकर, प्रभावशाली और धारदार भाषा में प्रस्तुत किया गया है — ताकि उसका भाव बना रहे, लेकिन
क्षत्रिय समाज का भविष्य: नेतृत्व परिवर्तन की आवश्यकता
भारत में आज क्षत्रिय समाज तीन वर्गों में बँटा हुआ है — भूतपूर्व सामंत, श्रमजीवी, और बुद्धिजीवी। भूतपूर्व सामंत वर्ग आज भी राजनीतिक और सामाजिक
Jat Politics and Nazism: A Structural and Ideological Parallel
I. Introduction: Overview of Jat History The Jat community of Rajasthan, Haryana, and Western Uttar Pradesh largely owes its origins to pastoralist migrations from the
History As Social Lebensraum: Jat Disinformation On Rajput History
I. Introduction: Jat Concept of Historical ‘Lebensraum’ In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Arya Samaj movement, under the leadership of Dayanand Saraswati
Rajput Internal Failures in Modern Politics: A Critical Analysis and Way Forward
The political decline of Rajputs (Kshatriyas) in post-independence India is rooted in systemic betrayal—first by Nehruvian socialism, then by Lohiaites and Hindutvadis. While these forces
Hindutva’s Betrayal of Rajputs and the Case for Independent Politics
I. Introduction The story of Rajput political alignment with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is not one of ideological conviction but of historical compulsion. From
Jat Fascism: Lohia’s Legacy of Betrayal Against Rajputs and the Bahujan Masses
A ground-level and discursive analysis of how dominant caste politics in the name of socialism led to the exclusion, erasure, and targeting of Rajput, Dalit,
Arya Samaj : A Brahmin-Khatri Caste-Conspiracy to Silence Kshatriyas
The Arya Samaj, founded by Swami Dayanand Saraswati in 1875, emerged as one of the most influential reformist movements in late 19th and early 20th
Praja Mandals: The Brahmin-Bania Coup Disguised As Democracy
The Praja Mandal movements, which emerged in the princely states of colonial India in the early 20th century, have long been hailed in mainstream nationalist