Building a Hindu Deepstate: A Civilizational Imperative #PehalgamAttacks | Ashish Dhar #SangamTalks

Amid rising civilizational conflicts, highlighted by incidents like the Pahalgam attacks, there is an urgent need for a Hindu Deepstate—a resilient, decentralized network dedicated to safeguarding Hindu interests. Such a framework would effectively protect dharma, strengthen community resilience, and ensure strategic cultural continuity against internal and external threats. Ashish Dhar, co‑founder of Pragyata and Upword Foundation and Director of Operations at The Indic Collective Trust, writes on history, Kashmir, culture and religion. At 0:00 the Pahalgam Attack—context, casualties, and implications. At 2:09 the Fallacy of Peace and Brotherhood: The Kashmiri Pandit Reality. At 4:40 Kashmir Tourism: Boon or Bane?—how the tourism industry impacts the socio‑political fabric of Kashmir. At 6:00 What Drives Terrorism in Society?—a deep dive into the ideological motivations behind extremist violence. At 8:40 Reclaiming Lost Territories in Kashmir. At 10:50 The Trivialization of Death: Insights from Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World. At 13:10 Flaws in the Current Strategy. At 15:30 Social Media Spectacle: A Mockery of Tragedy. At 17:15 A Resurgence in the Hindu World—signs of cultural and civilizational revival. At 18:50 Civilizational Conflict: Why Non‑State Hindu Institutions Matter. At 20:00 The Need for a Hindu Deep State. At 20:35 The Hindu Fund: Charting the Path Ahead.