Rajiv Malhotra
Indian author and public intellectual
Born
September 15th, 1950
74 years ago
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
India
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An Indian author and public intellectual, contributions have focused on cultural, historical, and philosophical themes. Writings explore intersections of Indian civilization with global contexts. Authored several influential books that engage with topics related to Hinduism, culture, and civilization. Actively participated in discourse on issues affecting India and its diaspora, advocating for a re-examination of historical narratives. Engaged in promoting Indian culture and values through various platforms.
Authored 'Being Different'
Published 'Indra's Net'
Founded the Infinity Foundation
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