Rearming Hinduism: Nature Hinduphobia and the Return of Indian Intelligence

Rearming Hinduism is a handbook for intellectual resistance. Within its pages Vamsee Juluri delivers a sharp and comprehensive examination of Hinduphobia pervasive in contemporary academia media and popular culture. Juluri not only exposes the Hinduphobic narrative’s denial of the profound truths and beauty within Hindu philosophy but also challenges its disregard for the inherent integrity and sacredness of the natural world. This book fearlessly dismantles prevalent misconceptions about nature history and ancient civilizations propagated by modern media while debunking Hinduphobic myths surrounding Aryans invasions and ritual practices. Through this critique Rearming Hinduism draws connections between Hinduphobia and a culture marked by exploitation and selfdestruction suggesting that a revitalized Hindu perspective may offer a potent counterforce. It urges readers to envision the present through the lens of timeless principles thereby uplifting our understanding of our land time and the enduring values of sanatana dharma.