Ram Swarup
Ram Swarup, born Ram Swarup Agarwal, was an Indian Hindutva author.
Background
- Born in
- Sonipat
- Educated at
- University of Delhi
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Trending topics shown first"The new self-styled social justice intellectuals and parties do not want an India without castes, they want castes without dharma."
"A religious minority is a law unto itself. The institutions run by it enjoy protection both from their staff as well as from the Government. Their properties are safe and their management secure from …"
"Hindus temples have been under unprecedented attack for a thousand years. They suffered desecration, destruction, confiscation of their property and iniquitous taxation under the Muslim rulers. Under …"
"Religious harmony is a desirable thing. But it takes two to play the game. Unfortunately such a sentiment holds a low position in Islamic theology."
"Indeed. there is a whole section in the Old Testament which does not square with its dominant ideas. The Proverbs, to my mind the best part of the Bible, represents a non-Mosaic tradition. In its spir…"
"Like any other imperialism, Muslim and British Imperialisms also created a class of mercenaries and compradores - and here I am talking of intellectual mercenaries; they created a collaborationist tra…"
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Timeline
1920
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