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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
HASHTAG HINDU
“This book offers a fresh, witty, and thought-provoking way of engaging with Hinduism that is bound to appeal to younger generations.”
— Dr. Shashi Tharoor
“Tradition doesn’t need to be abandoned; it needs to be understood, lived, and passed on.”
Many of us grew up surrounded by Hindu rituals, festivals, and stories—yet never really asked why. We inherited customs, but not always the clarity behind them. And in a world that prizes instant answers, that missing “why” often makes our roots feel shallow.
This book is for those who want to go deeper. It’s not about blind belief, nor about discarding tradition. It’s about rediscovering Sanatana Dharma through reason, story, and lived wisdom—so it feels not just inherited, but chosen.
Packed with Kerala spices, sharp observations, and timeless insights, Hashtag Hindu offers a practical, relatable guide to one of the world’s oldest traditions. Slightly humorous, deeply reflective, and firmly rooted, it’s your companion to reconnecting with heritage in a way that makes sense today—and lasts tomorrow.
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Rajiv Menon
Rajiv Menon is an Indian American engineer and global business executive whose journey spans continents, disciplines, and traditions. He brings his 56-year journey to his writing with a lifetime of introspection, intellectual curiosity, and hands-on engagement with both Eastern philosophy and modern life.
This is his first book—an unexpected but heartfelt response to the need for a fresh, thoughtful, and relatable approach to Hindu philosophy and practice for the next generation. With humor, honesty, and clarity, he reimagines timeless ideas for modern minds, aiming to reconnect roots while leaving room for individual choice and critical thinking.
