Rahul Pandita
Kameshwar Chaupal, now 61, recounts the exact moment he was called onto the stage in Ayodhya with Sangh Parivar stalwarts and told that he would lay the first brick at the construction site of the proposed Rama temple
From behind the scenes as well as the frontline, they provided the intellectual, political and spiritual ballast to a movement that culminated on Demolition Day
LK Advani was the original apostle of hardcore Hindutva and the man who mobilised India for the sake of Rama
The operative emotion here is one of longing—for better work, opportunities, some development, and, of course, for the grand temple. The contrast with intellectual India could not be more different
On a closer read, the BJP’s manifesto ‘One India, Greater India’ is the party’s most definitive documentation of life after Ayodhya.
In Ayodhya, which is one of the most lawless towns in India, disciples are killing their gurus to usurp precious temple land
The Indian Civil Service officer who helped the Hindu Mahasabha lay claim to the Babri Masjid.
The Allahabad High Court’s verdict was a classic case of exceeding the brief