The Qissah Podcast: Holding the Multitudes - on Faith, Fascism, and Collective Liberation

Written By David Kalal

In this powerful episode of The Qissah Podcast, activist Sunita Viswanath, co-founder of Hindus for Human Rights, speaks about how her Hindu faith informs her lifelong commitment to justice, pluralism, and human rights.

Sunita offers not the false comfort of unguarded optimism, but something more necessary: clarity about what this moment demands. From confronting Hindutva and casteism to speaking truth about Gaza and Kashmir, her courage reminds us what it means to hold moral ground without hate.


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David Kalal
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