The Sensible Arya

In this article, we will discuss about Indian Real Estate Sector. However, it's obvious that real estate sector around the world is facing more or less similar issues. Problems in the real estate sector include: Rising prices : Continuous and exponential rise in the price of real estate has made it unaffordable or hard to afford for common people and small businesses in many parts of the nation. Inefficient use of Land : A large amount of land is lying empty because of its unaffordability or because of its owners wanting to earn more profits in future. This land does not add any value to the society or to the national economy and it often hampers the Industrialization of the nation. The reasons behind these problems include: Over-Financialization : Over-financialization in the real estate sector has led to its commodification of it. Land is being treated as a commodity to earn huge profits instead of a social property. An influx of huge sums of money by investors has resulted in it...

Both Common Sense and Education state that it is the basic duty of every citizen to understand and partake in Politics. The partaking in politics doesn't just mean voting for your favorite politician or hooting for a specific political party, partaking in politics means understanding the very nature of politics which includes governance and administration of your country/state/district, organization of your society, comparative analyzing it with other countries and trying to implement the most efficient methods of organizing your society and Country, so it is always one step ahead of everyone else. Government and Society: An Important Distinction The Governed City: A Classic Painting Some authors have mixed society with the government so much, that they have little to no distinction between them but in reality, the society and government are not only different but also have different origins.  Society is born out of our needs, while government arises from man's nature of wrongd...

In this article, we shall analyze Christianism in detail. It was the first to make itself felt forcefully at the onset of the British rule in India, We, however, wish to make it clear at the very outset that Christianism in India does not refer to the Christians in this country. They are our own people who at a certain stage of our history went over to a foreign faith in an atmosphere created and exploited by Christianism . But although they have renounced their ancestral faith, they have, by and large, not shown any marked hostility towards Hindu society and culture. Nor have they so far served as vehicles of Christianism except in certain areas of the Northeast, notably Meghalaya, Mizoram, and Nagaland.  The Commandments of  Christianism: The Banner of Goan Inquisition Christianism in India is centered in the numerous Christian missions operating all over the country, particularly in the so-called tribal belts. The eight fundamentals of Christianism in India may be summarise...

Arab Superiority aka Arabism , the residue of the Arabian invasion of India spread over several centuries. Its basic tenets are ultimately derived from the teachings of Radical Islam which has so far succeeded in sealing itself off from every shade of empiricism, rationalism, universalism, humanism, and liberalism, the hallmarks of Hindu as well as modern Western culture.  But in the context of India where Radical Islam failed in its mission of lasting conquest and total conversion, these tenets have acquired a singularly sinister and subversive character. Let it be clear that the reference here is not at all to our Muslim brethren who are our own flesh and blood, except for that microscopic minority that takes pride in the purity of its Arab, Persian or Turkish descent. Instead of being the proponents of  Arabism , the Muslims of India are its victims whom it is trying to use as vehicles of its poisonous virulence. The vast majority of Indian Muslims were converted to Islam b...

Bhagat Singh once wrote  "The freedom we fight for, will be the freedom from oppression and freedom from poverty for all." But just like many of that great soul's dreams, this dream of true freedom was never fully realized.  Poverty is the demon that is haunting the very soul of our nation from the times one can remember. In the past, it was only the unfortunate or illiterate who came face to face with this demon, but today, its wrath has threatened the dignity of all irrespective of social or educational status.  Eradicating poverty is the problem whose solution has puzzled even the greatest minds ever lived. We humans have managed to construct a tunnel by ripping the very heat of Oceans, we have built monuments that feel like it is touching the limitless sky, and we have even been able to reach the moon which, up to a century ago feels like a utopian dream. But still, we have not been able to solve the basic problem of Poverty. Any person, who has experienced the world...

There came a day, Thousands of hearts were on their way Without any binding or fear, Life and death at their feet slaves mere; There on the banks of those rivers The tale of that day still shivers Excerpts from Bandi Bir by Rabindranath Tagore Madho Das, born as Lachman Dev and later renowned as Banda Singh Bahadur, was a distinguished saint of his era in Maharashtra. He established his spiritual center, known as a Dera, in Nanded. His teachings, which emphasized non-violence, Vaishnavism, vegetarianism, and living a Sattvic life, garnered widespread acclaim. It is his story from Bairagi to Bahadur.  Early life:-    Madho was born as Lachman Dev in a Hindu family in Rajouri(Jammu & Kashmir). His family was quite poor. Not much is known about his early life other than the fact that Madho was fond of hunting and shooting and learned the arts of horseriding, wrestling, archery, and swordsmanship at a young age and quite quickly.  According to a tale about Madho Das...

Could a hidden force reshape civilizations? One did before... Is India's Hindu civilization vulnerable, as the Roman Empire once was? Let's examine the evidence..... Credit: FB/TrishulOfShiva Crypto Christians are those who convert to Christianity secretly, remaining "Hindu or Muslim" on paper. They blend in, aiming to spread their own propoganda from within. Official documents don't tell the whole story. A converted Crypto Christian may hold government positions but secretly work to undermine other faiths. "Crypto" means "secret" in Greek, and this tactic is ancient. The Roman Empire, a vast polytheistic civilization, began in 600 BC and fell by the 15th century. Was Crypto Christianity a factor?........let's see. Romans, like Hindus, worshipped many deities. Conflict with Jews led to Roman conquest of Israel. Jesus Christ was born around 4 BC, and Christianity began its spread. Emperor Trajan (98-117 AD) banned Christianity, which didn...