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In this thread, I will discuss the serious misinformation about India in the media of its allies, specifically France (one of the strongest allies today for India). I will show

In this thread, I will discuss new word forming suffixes in Telugu. I will compare with examples from English, which is rich in the fluid use of suffixes, making it

In traditional Sanskrit scholarship, the works on grammar are a must for understanding word formation and meaning. So essentially, grammar replaces dictionary! In parallel, there will be descriptive word repositories

It is such an important historical fort and landmark, which is defaced by a stupid road for motor vehicles. We in India are really exceptionally dumb in how we ruin

In this thread, I will discuss the division of earth into continents, and how the term “Jambūdwīpa” जम्बूद्वीप, perhaps attested the most number of times in world literature as a

The Indian government has recently announced that engineering courses will commence in native Indian languages in a few universities.In this thread, I will share a few ideas from my experience

Why does it matter to have chemical names in Indian languages? The name of a compound often reveals the chemical structure, and that prompts creative thinking. Indian language students are

In this thread, I will discuss how to translate the names of chemical compounds into Indian languages. As of now, the names are being copied from English, including the names

Actually, this is not even about religious refugees. India is not fast-tracking refugee status/citizenship to persecuted pagans and followers of indigenous religions everywhere in the world (although that is a

There is a ridiculous debate going on Twitter, about the "freedom" of some "athesists" to denigrate the sacred feminine in Hinduism. I don't want to post images, because fanning their

In this thread, I will discuss the history of the Kalinga region, that is stretched between the Godavari and the Mahanadi rivers.Just as western civilizations refer to the whole of

This is Bishop Robert Caldwell, celebrated missionary and scholar, who published in 1856 the "Comparative grammar of Dravidian or South Indian Languages". Link:https://archive.org/details/comparativegramm00caldrich/It has a large

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