-:ABOUT THE BOOK:-

If you think the war for Dharma ended in the past you're already losing it.

From the sacred fires of Zoroastrians to echoes of Sanatan in Mittani and Mesopotamia, from the Americas to Serbia, this is the story of civilisations bound by shared codes of honour, learning, and worship. Yet, the Abrahamic caste order fractured by its own rivalries, cloaked itself in dogma - ridiculed Sanatan culture to mask its failures.

Here are the alliances of kings, queens, sadhus, and adivasis who stood together against waves of invasion; the lands seized, temples desecrated, and culture mocked, yet never erased. Dharma Yoddha traces the unbroken thread of resistance from ancient battles to modern propaganda in politics, education, entertainment and media.

This is the testament of a civilisation that refuses to vanish. Bold, unapologetic, and meticulously researched - it calls upon you to stand in the last line of defence.

Dharma survives when you choose to defend it.

With over 30 years of international experience in IT Consulting, Rakesh Kanojia, born in a small village along the sacred Ganga, has nurtured a lifelong curiosity about ancient civilizations, which has fuelled his enduring passion for history.

"Dharma Yoddha is a well-argued civilisational counter-narrative-reminding us that Dharma is not belief alone, but responsibility, memory, and resistance in Kaliyuga."

-Sankrant Sanu,

Author of The English Medium Myth

"A bold and necessary counter-narrative that challenges the comfort of colonial history. Painstakingly researched, passionately written, this is history from within, not from above."

-Satyaki and Major Garg,

Author of Butshikan

Tears of Somanatha