The Missing Voice: Why Hindu Suffering Rarely Makes Headlines

Hollywood and global cultural elites mobilize for Gaza but remain silent on Hindu suffering, from Pahalgam and 26/11 to Bangladesh pogroms and anti-Hindu hate crimes in the West.

Islamists and left-liberals relentlessly amplify their causes until they dominate media, arts, and academia, while Hindus lack the machinery to project even their most legitimate concerns.

Elite Western universities frame Hindu concerns as “fundamentalist” or “anti-minority,” reinforcing stereotypes that feed into media and cultural portrayals, making Hindu issues invisible or delegitimized.

Hindu billionaires often fund elite institutions that propagate Hinduphobia, while neglecting to build intellectual and cultural infrastructure that could project Hindu narratives globally.

Hindus must learn from Islamist strategies—forge alliances (especially with Jews), invest in cultural institutions, mobilize youth, and build narrative ecosystems to ensure Hindu voices are heard on the global stage.