A Systemic Analysis of Social Problems in India - Part 4: The Way Forward This is the 4th-part in the series of essays offering a systemic reflection on India’s past, present, and future. It argues that true national renewal requires moving beyond political noise toward a dhārmika civilizational framework rooted in knowledge, sacred geography, and institutional reimagination. Skanda Veera Social Commentary
A Systemic Analysis of Social Problems in India - Part 3: The Current Situation This is the third in a four-part series of articles that examines India’s social questions through a civilizational and systems-oriented lens, arguing for reform rooted in institutional renewal, indigenous categories, and an “in-prism” understanding of society. Skanda Veera Social Commentary
A Systemic Analysis of Social Problems in India - Part 2: Post Independence This essay, the second in a 4-part series, takes the systemic examination further into post-independence India, tracing how colonial institutional inheritances reshaped society, dignity, identity, and civilizational continuity, contributing to many social issues we see today. Skanda Veera Social Commentary
A Systemic Analysis of Social Problems in India - Part One - Pre Independence This essay, the first in a 4-part series, examines how colonial centralization, disrupted sovereignty, and altered institutional systems reshaped Indian social life, arguing for a systemic rather than moralized reading of pre-independence social problems. Skanda Veera Social Commentary
The Question of Śāstra Adhikāra and Jāti How adhikāra for śāstrādhyayana is understood, its determinants, and implications on accessibility and collective awareness. Skanda Veera Bodhas
Rāvaṇavadha - Brahmahatyā, Questions of Varṇa and Prāmāṇya Did Rāvaṇavadha result in brahmahatyā doṣa for Rāmacandra? Does the answer change when we look at it through the lens of formal knowledge, the current socio-political discourse, and religious traditions? Skanda Veera 9 min read Bodhas