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Author-Diplomat, National General Secretary and National Spokesperson of the Janata Dal (United), Former Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha)

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Joined December 2011
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  1. 23 hours ago

    If what has been reported is true, BJP MLA and former J&K Minister Lal Singh’s open death threat to journalists who do not tow the line, saying that they will meet the same fate as Shujaat Bukhari, is shocking. He should be proceeded under the law, and the BJP must expel him.

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    Jun 23

    The of 45 yr cattle trader Qasim & 65 yr farmer Samiuddin is barbaric, evil, monstrous. Even minor boys formed a mob and abused them for their religion yet FIR reg for road rage! Cry, my beloved country

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  3. Jun 22

    My latest column @ Oh for Delhi’s sake! The Kejriwal dharna presented a histrionic spectacle but he is fighting for the right cause.

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    Jun 21

    reading ur book...,awsome,want Hindi version for my other family members.

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    Jun 18

    Thank you Sir. Have started reading the book and already glued to it. My prayers for your well-being.

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    Jun 16

    Currently reading this book by

    | A portrait of Shankaracharya: Author charts the thinker’s life and metaphysics in a lucid form
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    Jun 16

    | A portrait of Shankaracharya: Author charts the thinker’s life and metaphysics in a lucid form

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  8. Jun 16

    My latest column @ Has vigilantism become a norm in our country?

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    Jun 16

    Going through your wonderfully written book "Adi Shankaracharya". Wish the chapter "A Select Anthology" had Shlokas in Sanskrit along with the transliteration that is already there.

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    Jun 16
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    Wonderfully written by . Books on Indian philosophy/philosophers can be full of long chapters on hard to understand concepts like Atman and Brahman (for most people); but this book is an exception. Thanks for this book sir.

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  11. Jun 15

    The New Indian Express Friday 15th June, 2018. The two incidents, in the present instance, are: (a) reading Pavan Varma’s superb book Adi Shankaracharya: Hinduism’s Greatest Thinker and (b) watching the RSS event in Nagpur addressed by Pranab Mukherjee.

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    Jun 14

    ..(contd) what necessarily should be, but what possibly could be'. Excellent dear sir!

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    Jun 8

    Thank you for the Virtuously interview with A lovely discourse on the life of Adi Shankaracharya! As soon as I finished watching the interview I purchased the Pavan Varma’s book.

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    Jun 13

    , hope to get my copy signed by ji soon :)

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  15. Jun 13

    I am saddened by all the politics about Iftar get togethers. To participate in festivals of other religious communities, with respect and joy, is a part of our heritage and tradition. Why mire it in acrimony, and analyse it only for its political implications?

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    Jun 13

    Came today. Finished a chapter. Very readable

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    Jun 11

    Recommended reading: Adi Shankaracharya - Hinduism's Greatest Thinker. By Shri.

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    Jun 11

    "What is ubiquitous but not constrained by the brittleness of form, is by definition imperishable"- writes Author about Hinduism in his book 'Adi Shankaracharya'. Such a beautiful line. Applies to so many things. Beauty is one such thing.

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    Jun 11

    I have read lot of literature on Adi Shankaracharya — our greatest thinker. Now reading your book ⁦⁩ and you have presented his work in more comprehensible way for the first timers. So far, amazing read...glued to the book. 👍

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  20. Jun 11

    Review in the India Today Magazine 18th June, 2018 on the book "Adi Shankaracharya: Hinduism's Greatest Thinker" by Pavan K. Varma. Tribute to a Great Unifier via

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