The Atlantic Derides Hindu Spiritualism and History as Mythological.
The article specifically quotes that "[t]his constant reportage" of Hindu spirituality "has created a sort of inverted pride in an ancient culture, which is largely not factual but based on a…
The Guardian Falsely Claims that temples see menstruating women as "unclean".
The article claims that "many Hindu temples bar women who are menstruating, regarding them as unclean" while giving no evidence to support the claim or even mentioning the side of the temples and…
The Atlantic Falsely Claims free speech is under Attack by Hindus.
The article mocks the Hindu public's sentiments and ridicules anger against films which engage with controversial aspects. It claims that Hindus are becoming intolerant against freedom of expression.
CBN equates Forced Conversions by Christian evangelists to standing strong.
Hindus are shown to be persecuting the church as well as converted people, especially Dalits, who have escaped Hinduism to find their "freedom" in Christianity. The idea that the modern, unjust caste…
The Atlantic Distorts and Downplays heroism of Hindu historical figures, glorification invaders.
The writer tries to say that Amar Chitra Katha popularized negative Hindu ideals in society. He gives examples of Padmini committing sati and it being demonstrated as a brave act to inspire men and…
The Atlantic Downplays bloody Mughal period in India, Guilt-Trips Hindus.
The article jumps off the popular idea that Hindu nationalism is against Muslims and tries to justify this by saying that downplaying the importance of the Taj Mahal is anti-Muslim. The article…
NYT Falsely links the traditional saree to the rise of "Hindu nationalism" in India.
The article claims that under the ruling government, local and traditional fabrics have been revived to further the "Indianization" of fashion, but on the other hand, instances of poor weavers still…
Scroll Falsely Claims that "Upper-Caste" Hindus only practice vegetarianism to propagate a Caste narrative.
The article generalizes all Hindu vegetarians as "upper-caste" people who practice social distancing from the rest of society. It implies that vegetarianism is practiced by such people to maintain…
Aeon Whitewashes Aurangzeb while Guilt-tripping Hindus for raising awareness of his misdeeds.
The writer claims Aurangzeb is "much maligned" due to agenda if Hindu nationalists who desire to demonize Muslims. She also claims that "India was neither Hindu nor a nation", deriding the…