NiṣādaHermaphroditarchaṃśa (Mal’ta boy ka parivar)
1. indike.org
indike.org hosts my projects of note. Specifically:
1.1. indike.org/xatra
A website for building and sharing maps.
“You will never need MS Paint again. You will never again google for the district map of a country to color with your little fill tool. xatra is the correct way of making maps—historical maps (static or dynamic, i.e. with a time slider), data maps, maps of administrative regions, whatever. It is also totally modular; so you can import other people’s maps into yours and compose maps out of them.”
You can also run locally as a Python package (pip install xatra && xatra-install-data).
1.2. indike.org/llr: Deconstructing the Left-liberal Rāj
"This new world you find yourself in is not one of nations and tribes, but of Ideologies. It is not that the nations and tribes have been obseloted, but rather that a great many of them are essentially colonized by the two Great Parasitic Ideologies (or “Soft Powers”) of our time: Left-liberalism and Muslim supremacism. For their adherents, it is these ideologies, not nation, tribe or nominal religion, that command their loyalties.
If you wish to play and win in this new, alien world—if you do not wish to go the way of the 18th century Indians who scoffed at the idea that something called an “East India Company” could possibly pose a threat to their ancient and storied land—you must first understand the world. You must understand who the dominant players are, what they believe in, how they operate and how they can be resisted.
This book is a new political science for a new world.
Read it."
2. Sitemap
- NiṣādaHermaphroditarchaṃśa (Mal’ta boy ka parivar)
- history
- 3 pitfalls to avoid in reading Indian history 🏗️
- AIT vs OIT
- A political history of premodern India (1200 BC - 1756)
- Estimating Mauryan-era incomes from the weight of a mung bean.md
- Indian history myths, narratives and overcorrections 🏗️
- Some maps to visualize India in antiquity
- Stories
- Vikramaditya; reconstructing the interregnum of 57 BC – 78 AD
- foreign
- hinduism
- Caste
- Core principles of Hinduism and its epistemology for assimilating external knowledge ⭐
- Early Vedic society and theological developments 🏗️
- Indriyajaya, environmentalism, the trad fallacy and adapting Hinduism for modernity ⭐
- Overview of Hindu metaphysics
- The early development of Indian philosophy ⭐
- Traditional names for India and Hinduism + Who is a Hindu?
- sources
- other-people
- politics
- BJP vs Congress, and Modi Govt Achivements
- Hate
- Private military corporations, the Order of Glorious Motherhood and other policies I wish for
- Timepass
- agency
- Agency, bhōsaḍpillers and Party Workers vs Customers ⭐
- “Deserve it” cope, and being too stupid to even recognize defeat ⭐
- How you can be more useful to the Party: a guide
- Life gyān from war games ⭐
- official party line
- On Libertarians, Trads and other Ideological Hardliners ⭐
- Politics Above All
- Reinforcement is female-coded; Supervision is male-coded
- Reject blackpill/whitepill. Embrace things-are-hard-pill
- The world of words and the world of things
- Wiki
- You must provide value to get what you want ⭐
- leli-ideology
- leli-raj
- Classical Liberalism
- Conquest theory ⭐
- Don’t get distracted by identities, “deep state” or “globalism”: attack Left-liberal ideology directly ⭐
- Elections : Politics = Exams : Learning
- Ideologies, not nations or tribes, are the fundamental unit of our time ⭐
- Is the Indian Left uniquely treasonous? ⭐
- Misc points
- The Leftist Ideological Aether and Lay Leftists ⭐
- The Left-liberal Rāj strikes back; the “Woke Right” and the Mandalization of America ⭐
- World models are the bottleneck for the Indian RW
- misc
- 2024 lok sabha post-election thread
- Anti-masterstroking thread
- Environment
- Founding legends
- Kannada sub-nationalism
- Misc Indian traits
- Misleading claims about the Ottoman empire and the Irish famine
- Muslim Rage Boy
- ON DALĀLĪ AND BAVĀLĪ IN HINDOOSTĀN (ON SIMPING AND CHIMPING IN HINDOOSTĀN).
- Operation Sindoor concluding thoughts
- Racewars
- Rape in India
- Speculations on the future trajectory of the Gulf countries
- Tharoor theories
- Warfare and Front Fortification
- new-arya-man
- nirnaya-pill
- political-theory
- rhetorical-advice
- Atrocity literature and balanced Propaganda ⭐
- Baiting enemies to the third rail ⭐
- Cope-ologia
- Importance of a positive vision, and knowing WHY you believe what you believe ⭐
- Misc advice on rhetoric and arguing ⭐
- Pompous Baitability
- Salesman mentality vs Haka dancer mentality (aka “There is no fifth upāya”) ⭐
- Talk! All publicity is good publicity
- To make people Right-wing, reflect on what made you Right-wing ⭐
- Toss out facts without explicit emotional judgement ⭐
2.1. Separate projects
- srajma.github.io/xatra —
xatra, a Python package I wrote for making historical maps. - srajma.github.io/x — redirect to the best twitter threads of NiṣādaHermaphroditarchaṃśa (Mal’ta boy ka parivar)
[@real_mahalingam] - srajma.github.io/blog — redirect to my substack
3. Recommended content from other people
- Twitter list of high-signal political content: Elite Human Capital
- Twitter list of high-signal history content: Elite History Capital
- History Blogs
- International politics blogs
- Lyman Stone
- Long-term trends in fertility (disagree with his claim, but it’s a good post)
- Random Critical Analysis
- Lyman Stone
- Indian politics blogs
- Data-driven midtwittery resources
- ourworldindata.org
- d-place.org, for maps like “historical cultures that practised slavery”
- Gapminder dollar street, to get a picture of “what does someone in this country with this income look like?”
- gadm.org, GeoJSONs for world administrative regions
- Overpass API, geographical data for other things like rivers
- GRETIL, database of Indian literary primary sources
4. Tips and tools
- Useful symbols: – — 卐 卍
- IAST transliteration tool, Convertcase
- Mapchart
- Stable Diffusion: Just use their API via their colab notebooks: homepage, direct notebook link. Other tips: [1], [2], [3], [4] – ComfyUI (see tutorial) seems great too
- yfull.com
- Indian units: [1], [2], Sanskrit names, Persian names