Home  Voice of India 25 Apr 2010
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| The Satanist Vatican |
The Satanist Vatican
 Rananjay Anand
Before I begin, and readers start thinking I'm an "extremist", let me explain that I'm not the only person to find this information. It is readily available to anyone willing to put in a little time and research. The whole Vatican History is full of this evil and their lineage is followed religiously by their successors. Recently (last week only) the Christian Clergy from Vatican is in news all over again, but all for wrong reasons, as always their history has been. Their represe...
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| Vatican Does Not Deserve UN Status |
Vatican Does Not Deserve UN Status
 Sandhya Jain
Now that the scandal of the sex abuse of minor boys and girls and adult men and women in virtually every country with a church presence has touched the heart of the Vatican, singeing the present Pope himself for his alleged role in the protection of guilty priests, it may be appropriate to seek a review of the unique status the Roman Catholic Church enjoys at the United Nations. The Vatican slipped into the UN in the guise of the Holy See, the Government of the Roman Catholic Churc...
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| The Gnostic Gospels II |
The Gnostic Gospels II
AP Joshi
Before we commence discussions of these gospels we should point out a serious weakness of Indian scholarship. Our scholars entirely rely on the English translations of the original works and have never read the Greek, Coptic, Hebrew or Arabic originals so as to get the nuances and meanings relevant to us. A simple example will suffice: the original Egyptian word for what is known as pyramids in English to us is MRU (the vowel ‘e' is not written in this language). A Hindu will imm...
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| Retaining Civilizational Memory |
Retaining Civilizational Memory
 Dr. Shiv Shakti
Historically speaking Hindus are one of the most persecuted communities in the world who had to face incessant invasions, persecution, oppression and suppression of various kinds and extremely exploitative form of colonization. Yet, there is little talk about preserving the memories for those who perished in defence of Hindu culture and civilization. Lack of historical memory has also resulted in projecting Hindus as a divided house, unconnected, scattered and splintered in nume...
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| The 27 Year War, Part IV | The 27 Year War, Part IV
Kedar
Mughals were bleeding heavily from treasuries. But Aurangzeb kept pressing the war on. When Tarabai took charge, Aurangzeb had laid siege to the fort of Parli(Sajjangad). Parshuram Trimbak defended the fort until mansooon and retreatedquietly at the break of monsoon.The mughal army was dealt heavy loss by flashfloods in the rivers around. These same tactics were followed by Marathas atthe next stop of Aurangzeb, Panhala. Similar tactic was followed even forVishalgad. By 170...
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