
Opinion: Politics' Impact on Sanatan Dharma
Gitanjali J Angmo writes an opinion piece arguing that the core issue is not Sanatan Dharma itself, but rather the influence and actions of politics upon it.
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Gitanjali J Angmo writes an opinion piece arguing that the core issue is not Sanatan Dharma itself, but rather the influence and actions of politics upon it.

Actor Arjun Sarja has countered Udhayanidhi Stalin's remarks, stating that 'Sanatan Dharma is a way of life'.

The Gangotri Temple Committee has announced that consuming 'Panchgavya', a mixture containing cow urine, will be mandatory for devotees to enter the temple as a confirmation of their adherence to Sanatan Dharma.

Anyone who has faith in Sanatan Dharma is a Sanatani; anyone who applies vermillion on the forehead and can recite the Chalisa is a Sanatan, says BKTC chairman
Rahul Gandhi and Pappu Yadav are facing police complaints and criticism for a Parliament skit allegedly mocking Ram Mandir donations and for sexually explicit online content targeting Rahul Gandhi. These incidents have sparked debate and accusations of insulting Sanatan Dharma, with some supporting the politicians and others condemning the content.

Udhayanidhi Stalin has issued a clarification regarding his controversial remarks on Sanatan Dharma, citing the caste system as a basis for his comments. This clarification came after a TVK minister requested him to elaborate on his statements.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma criticized 'Gen-Z' candidate Kunki Chowdhury's party, alleging she posted photos of consuming beef on Instagram and made remarks challenging Sanatan Dharma.

Sanatan Dharma promotes social harmony and unity, says Bhagwat: decries caste discrimination

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced new temples and pilgrimages, asserting that the Bhagwant Mann government has done more for Sanatan Dharma in Punjab than previous administrations.

This article explores the political aspects of Sanatan Dharma, focusing on how a particular interpretation of Hinduism defines itself through food 'purity'.
Non-Hindus will now require an affidavit affirming faith in Sanatan Dharma to visit Badrinath and Kedarnath, according to the Badri Kedar Temple Committee.
Kshatriya Karni Sena chief Raj Shekhawat issued a stern warning to filmmakers, threatening to confront them at their homes in Mumbai over movies allegedly targeting "Sanatan Dharma" and hurting religious sentiments. The group specifically objected to "Yadav Ji Ki Love Story" and "Ghooskhor Pandat," accusing filmmakers of disrespecting faith and social groups.