Gopal Patha: The Fearless Defender of Bengal’s Hindus

On 7 September, 1913 we remember Gopal Chandra Mukherjee, fondly known as Gopal Patha, whose daring leadership during one of Bengal’s darkest hours made him both feared and revered. His story, reignited by the release of The Bengal Files on September 5, 2025, continues to spark debate — but his courage remains undeniable. Rise of…

Raksha Bandhan: A Celebration of Love, Protection, and the Sacred Bond of Brotherhood and Sisterhood

Raksha Bandhan, celebrated on Rakhi Purnima, is one of the most heartfelt and significant festivals in India. The term Raksha means protection, and Bandhan refers to a bond or connection. This festival signifies not just a familial connection but also the deep, unspoken promises of protection, love, and mutual care that define sibling relationships. The…

The Bish(20)noi(9)s: India’s Eco Warriors

In a world where environmental concerns are ever-growing, the Bishnois of Rajasthan stand as living proof that eco-conscious living can be woven into the fabric of a community’s identity. As the first eco-friendly religious community documented in history, the Bishnois continue to inspire modern society with their deep respect for nature, which has been central…