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We are surrounded by the wreckage of a dying order. Our institutions and their custodians question religions but treat the Constitution like a holy book. Our cultural elites borrow every foreign idea that comes their way while adding nothing of value on their own. Masses still cling to tired old beliefs out of habit and comfort. And our public discourse has become so tribalistic that there is almost no room left for honest, open-minded thinking.
Into this vacuum steps Jung Indien.
Jung Indien is a platform for intellectually stimulating conversations — a digital Café Griensteidl for the contrarian Indian Right. We are post-religious, anti-socialism, pro-India, anti-woke, modernist and unapologetically anti-Dehat.
https://jungindien.in/manifesto
Thoughts?? I loved “unapologetically anti-Dehat”. 🤣