Hinduphobia

A media studies perspective by Professor Vamsee Juluri lays out the facts, theories, lit reviews, possible methods, and the story so far in terms of scholarly research on media Hinduphobia. [...]

There is a war going on against Hinduism in India and this is another sign of it. [...]

In the AQA approved Religious Studies text for GCSE (written by Lesley Parry, Jan Hayes, Sheila Butler, published by Hodder Education), we find this rather disturbing view of Hinduism: [...]

Back in 2018, a Hindu chap who had visited a 5-star hotel in the black hole of Calcutta (Kolkata) was shocked to see Hindu sculptures (we weren’t) in the men’s toilet. So in frustration, he complained to the hotel but got no reply and then tried to raise the issue to other Hindus in a [...]

This may be the twenty-first century but demagogues like Gopal are essential if Cambridge University needs to continue with its revamped colonial mission to the uncivilised Hindu savage. Although she looks like the victim group, in mind she is the epitome of colonial racism. [...]

Far Right Religious bigot Sam Hesham Siddiqui working for Boeing openly calls Congresswoman Tulasi Gabbard a “Hindu bitch” and says she should be killed and sent to Hell.  [...]

When all of us thought that the Hinduphobic Urdu film industry based out of Mumbai, notoriously known as Bollywood, couldn’t further surprise us Lo and behond here comes another shocker. Produced by a notorious Hinduphobe Anooska Sharma (wife of cricketer Virat Kohli), comes along a web series called Patalok. While there have been several other [...]

Jharkhand: After Hindu fruit & vegetable vendors are arrested for putting up saffron flags, now the entire town has hoisted saffron flags. [...]

The Guardian. Britain's leading newspaper, both online and in print. The mouth of liberal opinion. But that of course depends on who you are. For years HHR has been trying to dialogue with this behemoth with regards to its blatant one sided articles which promote Hinduphobia and inflame community tension. The result? The Guardian refused [...]

The latest example is a cartoon in the Guardian depicting Priti Patel and Boris Johnson as cows. The discourse around that is a classic example of medieval ‘witch hunting’ where an accusation of the ‘blasphemy’ of her ‘being a bully’ was made and out came the stereotype of a ‘bull’. The bull is an ancient [...]