Focus Areas
The broad objective of the ICT is to advocate, through Constitutional and democratic means, the right of the Indic way of life to exist and thrive.
Ushering in an Indic Renaissance
Given the rapidly shrinking space for Indic thought, values and worldview in the land of its birth, coupled with the absence of a professional and concerted response to the unconstitutional and illegal encroachment of the Indic space on various fronts, it has become imperative to channel Indic aspirations and energies in the right direction. The ICT depends on transparent crowd-funding to sustain its legal and advocacy initiatives.
Temples
Freeing Hindu Religious Institutions from unconstitutional State control
Illegal immigrants
Deportation of illegal immigrants posing a threat to demographic balance & national security
Free Speech
Repealment of outmoded “blasphemy laws” that curb Freedom of Expression
Conversion
Illegal or fraudulent conversions of adherents of Indic faiths to non-Indic faiths
RTE
Unconstitutional treatment of Indic educational institutions
Heritage
Retrieval of stolen Indic religious and cultural artefacts
Latest Posts
Maharashtra Devasthan Inams Abolition (Draft) Act, 2026: Infringement of Denominational Property Rights & Religious Autonomy
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Opening the Pandora’s Box: How a Leftist Appetite for Sacrilege Unleashed the Greatest Religious Movement of the Century
by a Correspondent Convinced That Civilisations Perish Not by the Sword but by the Footnote Part One: The Desecration and Its Architects I. Sabarimala – The Epitome of a Denominational Institution There are religious institutions, and then there is Sabarimala. […]
When Renovation Becomes Desecration: The Case of Sri Devarajaswamy Temple
When I first walked the Prakharas of the thousand-year-old Sri Devarajaswamy Temple in Kanchipuram, I was struck by one overwhelming feeling: awe. At the ingenuity of our ancestors, the precision of inscriptions on stone and walls, intricate carvings of rearing […]