August 2026 – G. ANIL KUMAR

The Advance of Colonialism in New and Novel Ways

If the plans of the three major powers—America, China, and Europe—succeed, the global economic map, the nature of the manufacturing sector, geopolitics, technological progress, and the nature of civilizations will all change.

G. ANIL KUMAR August 25, 2026

Sanatan Dharmic Vision

After Vedavyasa, The Four Jnana Yogis Who Enlightened and Saved India

Because these spiritual sages upheld and guided ancient India's knowledge, conduct, and practical life, the country was able to survive without total destruction and remain peaceful.

G. ANIL KUMAR August 18, 2026

Bharat Politics / Policy / Issues

An Unproclaimed “Liberum Veto”? Has Indian Parliament Slipped Into Permanent Inactivity?

If we do not give a sacred priority to our parliamentary proceedings and establish proper order through sound reforms, there is a fear that India's parliamentary bodies will slip into permanent inactivity.

G. ANIL KUMAR August 18, 2026

Bharat Politics / Policy / Issues

Beware of Those Who Drag Underage Children into “Protests”

Who are encouraging young people—at an age when they should be studying, building careers, and securing their futures—to immerse themselves in ideological causes? Who bears responsibility for robbing them of the natural innocence of childhood?

G. ANIL KUMAR August 8, 2026

Deep-Dive Analysis

The Great Commission Obsession: Conversion is the Churches’ Jihad Against Others

No one questions conversion at the level of some individual; everyone has that freedom. But trying to prepare the world itself for the "Second Coming of Christ" through conversion is wrong. Not only is this outwardly wrong, but it is also a dangerous belief.

G. ANIL KUMAR August 7, 2026

Bharat Politics / Policy / Issues

Some National Problems That Have Not Yet Found a Solution

Do we have examples in our country where any political party, influenced by election results, engaged in self-reflection and underwent comprehensive reform?

G. ANIL KUMAR August 1, 2026

Sanatan Dharmic Vision

The Clash of Spiritual Theories in the Kali Yuga

After the lineage of the rishis faded away, the concept of moksha (liberation) in the Kali Yuga was reduced to the confines of theoretical texts. Amid the grand spectacle of condemnation, denunciation, and triumphal conquests (digvijaya), true spirituality has been lost.

G. ANIL KUMAR August 1, 2026