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2026-09-05• 8 min read
A rational critique of the sudden rise in the internet generation about the feminisms and the misconceptions that revolves around it for almost a decade now.
By Digvijay S. TodiwalRead Essay
Critical inquiries into interaction friction, epistemological models, digital sovereignty, and the future of educational software.
A rational critique of the sudden rise in the internet generation about the feminisms and the misconceptions that revolves around it for almost a decade now.
It’s been a year since Ram Mandir inauguration in Ayodhya. Arguably this event can be termed as the peak moment of modern Hinduism — a culmination of decades of struggle, hope, and fervor. But why I called it a peak? And more importantly what has changed since then? Let us discuss and try to find out the answers.