Vamsee Juluri

An image of devout members of one faith smiling affectionately at the gesture of a leader of another should be seen as nothing more than a symbol of love.

The tragedy in Kansas City has brought out a sense of deep pain, fear and confusion among Hindus in America.

The weak ploy of dancing around the obvious by calling it an 'anti-hero' and not a romantic movie doesn’t work.

A civil and respectful debate about how an important and influential part of privileged South Asian society presents itself in history is not inappropriate.

This sort of activism is an emanation of the sort of education being imparted not just in India but the world.

Please stop thinking about your revolution, and think about Hanumanthappa and his family instead

Do not turn a tragedy into food for a theory that only perpetuates racism instead of ending it.

To anyone who has closely watched RSS, it is clear that they are not a militant, or even supremacist group.

Hindus have been putting up with a lot more fashionable hatred than any other community in the world today.

It was about a democracy reminding itself that dissent without reason is quite meaningless.

The Infosys founder needs to understand that the disciplines of politics and religion are very different from the sciences and technology.

No amount of denial or spin or 'don’t shoot the messenger' excuses will distract from the truth.

Several 'experts' simply don’t have a clue what the PM is talking about that gets ordinary Indians so inspired.

In the last few months we have seen too many examples of media sensationalism, all so pointedly one-sided.

The PM is bringing the diaspora the assurance that it is cool to be exactly who they are.

Imposing restrictions on unwilling populations is not the best way to change things.

The challenge here is as much an intellectual one as a cultural and spiritual one.

Clearly, this was not a good week for satya, or ahimsa.

When words are cheap to type and tweet, we forget their value.

The biggest problem with liberal-secular commentary on India today is that it vehemently denies a place for a Hindu point of view.

Vegetarianism, simply put, is not so much about a mythical golden age in the past but about the present and the future.

The prime minister has been pushing a lot more than a simplistic shopping mall fantasy of ‘let’s turn India into America’ .

India’s religiosity is not just about superstition and conmen.