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15 Jun '26The Tribune
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15 Jun '26The Print
15 Jun '26DNA India
24 Apr '26News24
19 Apr '26The Hawk
14 Apr '26Punjab Kesari
14 Apr '26PIB
05 Apr '26Amar Ujala
04 Apr '26PIB
02 Apr '26STATE MIRROR
30 Mar '26ETV Bharat
15 Mar '26News18
09 Feb '26India Today
07 Feb '26IANS
26 Jan '26Dainik Bhaskar
25 Jan '26Lokmat
25 Jan '26Bhaskar Live
18 Jan '26The Hawk
18 Jan '26News Drum
16 Jan '26Dainik Bhaskar
16 Jan '26BBC
05 Jan '26Singju Post
29 Nov '25NDTV
03 Oct '25News24
23 Aug '25Press Trust Of India
06 Aug '25The Week
06 Aug '25The Print
06 Aug '2565 articles
News18
15 Jun '26 Renowned philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after presenting eloquently on Indian philosophy, Vedanta and Upanishads at renowned global forums like Oxford University, Cambridge University and the UK Parliament. A large crowd gathered at Indira Gandhi International Airport to greet him with the tricolor, welcome messages, and congratulatory letters.
The Tribune
15 Jun '26 Renowned philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after presenting eloquently on Indian philosophy, Vedanta and Upanishads at renowned global forums like Oxford University, Cambridge University and the UK Parliament. A large crowd gathered at Indira Gandhi International Airport to greet him with the tricolor, welcome messages, and congratulatory letters.
Lokmat
15 Jun '26 Renowned philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after presenting eloquently on Indian philosophy, Vedanta and Upanishads at renowned global forums like Oxford University, Cambridge University and the UK Parliament. A large crowd gathered at Indira Gandhi International Airport to greet him with the tricolor, welcome messages, and congratulatory letters.
ANI
15 Jun '26 Renowned philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after presenting eloquently on Indian philosophy, Vedanta and Upanishads at renowned global forums like Oxford University, Cambridge University and the UK Parliament. A large crowd gathered at Indira Gandhi International Airport to greet him with the tricolor, welcome messages, and congratulatory letters.
The Print
15 Jun '26 Renowned philosopher and bestselling author Acharya Prashant returned to India on Sunday after presenting eloquently on Indian philosophy, Vedanta and Upanishads at renowned global forums like Oxford University, Cambridge University and the UK Parliament. A large crowd gathered at Indira Gandhi International Airport to greet him with the tricolor, welcome messages, and congratulatory letters.
DNA India
24 Apr '26 "On April 14, Acharya Prashant received a death threat. It arrived through a YouTube account, explicitly worded, in direct response to a video in which he had spoken in honour of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar on Ambedkar Jayanti. Within a day of the news spreading, two hashtags, #WeStandWithAP and #EnsureSafetyforAP, climbed to the top two positions on X's India trending list, displacing sports and entertainment."
News24
19 Apr '26 "India’s parliament debated, procedurally maneuvered, and ultimately failed to pass a constitution amendment bill on women’s parliamentary reservation last week. For philosopher and author Acharya Prashant, the defeat is beside the point."
The Hawk
14 Apr '26 Renowned philosopher and author Acharya Prashant has received a fresh death threat following his recent remarks in honour of Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar, triggering concern among his supporters and prompting his foundation to initiate legal action.
Punjab Kesari
14 Apr '26 "A spokesperson for the Foundation said that such threats are not new and tend to follow his public statements on sensitive topics. ‘Whenever he speaks in support of women, one group reacts aggressively. When he speaks against superstition, another section targets him. Similarly, his remarks against terrorism invite backlash from different quarters,’ he said."
PIB
05 Apr '26 On this occasion, in the presence of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, honored guests launched the Garhwali and Kumaoni language books published by the National Book Trust. A major attraction of the festival is the “Doon Lit Fest,” where distinguished authors, filmmakers, thinkers, and public figures such as Nitin Seth, Kulpreet Yadav, Akhilesh Mishra, Acharya Prashant, Shubhanshu Shukla, and Lieutenant General Satish Dua will take part in discussions on various topics.
Amar Ujala
04 Apr '26 Pushkar Singh Dhami inaugurated the nine-day “Doon Book Festival 2026” at Parade Ground in Dehradun. During the event, 26 Garhwali and Kumaoni books were launched. Milind Sudhakar Marathe, Chairman of the National Book Trust, India, described books as exercise for the mind and highlighted Uttarakhand’s intellectual heritage.
PIB
02 Apr '26 The Doon Book Festival will be organized at Parade Ground in Dehradun from April 4 to 12, 2026, jointly by the National Book Trust, India, the Ministry of Education, and the Uttarakhand government. The main attraction of the festival is the “Doon Literature Festival,” where well-known authors, filmmakers, thinkers, and public figures will connect with readers through panel discussions and interactive sessions. Renowned personalities such as Nitin Seth, Imtiaz Ali, Akhilesh Mishra, Acharya Prashant, Shubhanshu Shukla, Brigadier Sushil Tanwar, Sanjeev Chopra, and Lieutenant General Satish Dua will take part in various sessions.
STATE MIRROR
30 Mar '26 Pakistan's condition is not hidden from the world. This country, struggling for every rupee, is underdeveloped when it comes to development. People often wonder how the nation came to be in this state. There are several historical and political reasons behind it. On this issue, Acharya Prashant pointed to the British era and the education system as a key cause. In a video, he explained how many Muslims rejected English education, a decision whose consequences Pakistan is facing today.
ETV Bharat
15 Mar '26 While praising their rebellious spirit as a positive sign that they don't give in to external authority easily, Acharya Prashant highlighted a glaring blind spot. He stated that Gen Z's true crisis is not outside, but within. They are heavily driven by the ego, blunting out thoughts without assessing the collateral damage to those around them. This deep entrenchment of the ego is, in fact, Gen Z's biggest weakness. If they wish to be recognised as the most competent and evolved leaders of society, they must first dismantle this psychological habit.
News18
09 Feb '26 Following the Supreme Court's stay on the new UGC rule, Acharya Prashant spoke openly about caste divisions and anti-casteism within Sanatan Dharma at the Delhi Literature Festival. He said that once the line is drawn, it will be difficult to turn back.
India Today
07 Feb '26 "Right after the formal speeches, the festival made space for its first major highlight of the night: Acharya Prashant engaging audiences in a deeply charged conversation about “Truth Without Apology”, setting expectations high for the sessions to come. The first day concluded with a special session by Acharya Prashant. A large number of people attended the session and listened to him attentively."
IANS
26 Jan '26 “On the occasion of India's 77th Republic Day, philosopher and author Acharya Prashant said that our nationalism is neither Jinnah's nor Hitler's nor that of the Balkans. That kind of nationalism is violent. But our nationalism does not demand enemies. The nationalism enshrined in our Constitution is beneficial for the entire world."
Dainik Bhaskar
25 Jan '26 “On the relationship between inner and outer freedom, Acharya Prashant gave the example of the Gita, stating that when Arjuna faces a highly adverse external war on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, Shri Krishna does not teach him how to fight that external war physically. Shri Krishna imparts inner wisdom to Arjuna. Anyone who possesses inner freedom can never be enslaved externally.”
Lokmat
25 Jan '26 "On the occasion of India's 77th Republic Day, philosopher and author Acharya Prashant said that the idea of a Republic cannot be reduced to a Constitutional structure alone and that the strength of the nation ultimately depends on the inner awakening of its citizens."
Bhaskar Live
18 Jan '26 "On January 16, Acharya Prashant’s first Patna dialogue at the historic Bapu Auditorium near Gandhi Maidan proved unforgettable. The programme ran far beyond its scheduled time and concluded nearly four hours later. Despite the biting cold, close to five thousand listeners remained seated until late at night. After the session, a kilometre-long queue formed for book signings and continued past midnight. Thousands of attendees received signed copies of Truth Without Apology and other books."