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…
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…
The article fails to mention the rampant missionary activities in India and that the attempts of "reconversion" by the Hindus is a reaction to Christian conversion tactics. Moreover, this relatively…
A social problem which has nothing to do with religion is turned into a religious issue by claiming that Hindus openly defecate more than Muslims due to religious beliefs. A further comparison is…
Many Hindus might consume bhang and find it spiritually meaningful as it is sometimes associated with Mahadev. But the article tries to demean the practice calling Holi a "high" festival and claiming…
In a popular 23-second clip, Barkha Dutt describes:"Today hapless victims, they were once the privileged elites of the valley. They may have been a minority, but at that time they had monopolized…
The writer also makes points about the majority of Indians supporting the violent "propaganda" of the ruling government and the organized attempts being made to erase the minority voice such as by…
The article tries to say that these verbal protests against "scholars" of Hinduism reflect a growing political ideology (Hindutva), implying that it is an organized attack against academia. No…
On 23rd September 1916, the New Zealand Herald publishes an article titled "The Hindu Women - A Problematic Paradox". In one of the earliest paragraphs, the article peddles a lie saying, "We found…