The Atlantic Derides Holi as gory.
The writer tries to paint Holi celebrations as political rallies rejoicing over PM Modi's win. She tries to shame those celebrating by calling the water-throwing "gory" and giving unappealing…
The Wire Rebukes Hindus for spreading a "Pernicious Myth" about Aurangzeb.
Audrey Truschke claims that Aurangzeb's reputation as a bigoted Hindu-hater is much exaggerated and that he did not carry out any sort of large-scale genocide against Hindus as is claimed. She also…
The Guardian quotes stance of Dalit activist claiming Hindu festivals celebrate violence against lower caste
By equivocating Hindu faith and festivals with casteism and discrimination, the article effectively argues that Hindus, especially the upper caste, find that they can further their ambitions to…
The Christian Century Falsely Claims caste hierarchy and discrimination is intrinsic to Hinduism.
The article tries to equate caste system with Hindu beliefs implying that unlike in Buddhism, all people aren't considered equal in Hinduism. The center of the article which is conversion from…
Quartz India Demonizes Hinduism, claiming it should really be called "Brahmanism".
While laughing at the "Hindu nationalist" claim that Mughals brutally invaded and enslaved India, the writer also claims that the British never actually colonized India, saying that they only "came…
Forward Press Demonizes Hindu traditions as "Brahminical" and Oppressive.
The article claims that Onam has been appropriated by Hindus and that the real story represents the crushing of a Buddhist king by the "the covetous Brahman dwarf Vamana", suggesting that Hinduism…
The Guardian propagates Fake Narrative, introduces Caste while reporting on a serious problem of Love Jihad.
A blatant statement is made in the article that apart from a division from Muslims, Hindus are "divided broadly between three mutually antagonistic caste groups", implying that a discriminatory caste…
The Atlantic Falsely Claims Yoga need not be considered Hindu
In the article, along with implying that for yoga to be practiced in the west, its Hindu origins need not be emphasized, it suggests that yoga might be even earlier than its mention in Hindu…