Saffron Surge: India\'s Re-emergence On The Global Scene And Hindu Ethos

The majority, yet Hindus in India feel they need to fight out the last battle for survival and unhindered flowering. Why do they feel dispossessed and lonely? And what are the parameters on which their grievances can be measured? In a rapidly globalized world, are they facing extinction the way their predecessors vanished from Kabul, Kandahar, Taxila, and Dhaka?

About Author : Tarun Vijay has emerged as one of the most prolific writers on the Indian nationalism and contemporary polity. He has been in the field of journalism since 1976. Widely travelled, he worked as an activist in the tribal area of Dadra Nagar Haveli for five years before joining Panchjanya where his editorship is completing nineteenth year.