The Qutub Minar is originally the ‘Vishnu Stambha’ and the Taj Mahal is the ‘Tejomahalaya’. Despite substantial evidence, these monuments are still regarded as foreign artifacts. Even though Kashi Vishweshwar’s Shiva Linga is visible to all, its custody is the subject of a court battle.
Our rich culture has been overshadowed by the blind imitation of foreign practices. The West glorifies Vedic scriptures, Sanskrit, Ayurveda, Yoga, and various Sanatan forms of worship. Instead of waiting for others to teach us these practices, it is better to adopt them ourselves in all aspects of life.
The identity of dharma, culture, and a history of valor inspires future generations to fight for their existence and boosts their enthusiasm. This concept was a key discussion point at the last 'All India Hindu Rashtra Convention'.
