09-25-2006, 01:57 PM
<b>I read with deep interest the submission by vishwas from California in the USA. He advocates the revival of a strong Hindu resurgence movement and has in fact very rightly pointed out the reasons for the present state of affairs.
If we think of the above theory of need for segregation and isolation of our children from the influence of children from parents of other religions, will it not result in the same situation as has arisen by children getting educated in the Madrassa and some of them turning into terrorists. Will it not produce fundamentalists among the Hindus of the younger generation? In such a situation, will the India of today with its multi cultural and multi religious population remain intact as a nation? Will a narrow minded, fundamentalist Hindu India .Will Vishwajiâs next generation be able to have a honorable living in CA USA., once India get rid of its non Hindu citizens. Let us ponder over these important and fundamental questions first.</b>[COLOR=red]
If we think of the above theory of need for segregation and isolation of our children from the influence of children from parents of other religions, will it not result in the same situation as has arisen by children getting educated in the Madrassa and some of them turning into terrorists. Will it not produce fundamentalists among the Hindus of the younger generation? In such a situation, will the India of today with its multi cultural and multi religious population remain intact as a nation? Will a narrow minded, fundamentalist Hindu India .Will Vishwajiâs next generation be able to have a honorable living in CA USA., once India get rid of its non Hindu citizens. Let us ponder over these important and fundamental questions first.</b>[COLOR=red]