01-28-2005, 12:22 AM
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--> True Hinduttva's loss-full text of the letter:
An irreparable loss
SirâThe name Pradeep Goel is known to only few people. Yet, not even they know he is no more. This is a telling indicator of Hindu apathy, disunity and ignorance. Apathy to socio-political-historical realities; disunity to the extent of being repeatedly humiliated and exploited at the hands of an organised minority. Finally, ignorance of not only the diabolic nexus of internal-external forces hell-bent to destroy the very existence of Hindu civilisation but also common facts of everyday life affecting its present and future. This is why the passing away of Pradeep Goel is a greater loss than would it have appeared initially. The son of an erudite scholar and intellectual warrior, late Sita Ram Goel, he was managing the unique publications of the Voice of India/Bharat-Bharti. These are one of the rare publications in India that deal with subjects considered taboo by the reigning Nehruvian secularists. All through the last 50 years they have conceived and practiced secularism as nothing but an anti-Hindu intellectual-political offensive. Being a disciple of Ram Swarup and Sita Ram Goel for decades Pradeep Goel was acutely aware of the crisis plaguing Hindu society. In conversations with friends he frequently lamented the passing away of the most articulate Hindu scholars in quick succession. Little did we know that he himself would join the list causing yet another irreparable loss. May God grant peace to his soul, courage to the bereaved family and bless the worthy enterprise began by his indefatigable father.
S Shankar
Vasant Kunj, New Delhi <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
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An irreparable loss
SirâThe name Pradeep Goel is known to only few people. Yet, not even they know he is no more. This is a telling indicator of Hindu apathy, disunity and ignorance. Apathy to socio-political-historical realities; disunity to the extent of being repeatedly humiliated and exploited at the hands of an organised minority. Finally, ignorance of not only the diabolic nexus of internal-external forces hell-bent to destroy the very existence of Hindu civilisation but also common facts of everyday life affecting its present and future. This is why the passing away of Pradeep Goel is a greater loss than would it have appeared initially. The son of an erudite scholar and intellectual warrior, late Sita Ram Goel, he was managing the unique publications of the Voice of India/Bharat-Bharti. These are one of the rare publications in India that deal with subjects considered taboo by the reigning Nehruvian secularists. All through the last 50 years they have conceived and practiced secularism as nothing but an anti-Hindu intellectual-political offensive. Being a disciple of Ram Swarup and Sita Ram Goel for decades Pradeep Goel was acutely aware of the crisis plaguing Hindu society. In conversations with friends he frequently lamented the passing away of the most articulate Hindu scholars in quick succession. Little did we know that he himself would join the list causing yet another irreparable loss. May God grant peace to his soul, courage to the bereaved family and bless the worthy enterprise began by his indefatigable father.
S Shankar
Vasant Kunj, New Delhi <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->