Hindutva Uses Culture and Caste as Tools of Control: Academic Brahma Prakash

Academic and cultural theorist Brahma Prakash has argued that Hindutva functions as part of a global architecture of right-wing politics, using everyday culture, pop music, and caste hierarchies as instruments of control.

Prakash contends that Hindutva transforms cultural and social elements into potent emotional spectacles designed to consolidate political power. He places this phenomenon within the broader context of global right-wing movements and their deployment of cultural nationalism.