In exploring the Ramabai killings within the context of "Sanatan Dharma and Caste Divide," we confront the ethical dilemmas posed by the intersection of ancient dharmic teachings and modern societal structures, shedding light on the need for redefining traditional values to bridge deep-rooted social divides.
Exploring the application of Dharma in warfare, this essay delves into the ancient Mahabharata and modern conflicts like Vietnam's 'Hamburger Hill'. It examines how Dharma guides ethical decision-making in warfare, emphasizing the balance between moral imperatives and military objectives, and the pursuit of righteousness over strategic gains.