04-13-2007, 05:25 PM
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Hindu Elites â UK educated
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I was planning to add Hindu elites as a subsection of non-commie 'seculars'. Let me try to list all the subsections of this section. In terms of impact and real damage to the Hindu narrative, this is the most important section. But it is also the section that holds out the greatest promise and hence it is the section that is being assiduously courted by the rest of the sections. Many of the rest of the sections are pretty much out of bounds and can be considered implacable enemies of the Hindu narrative.
The non-commie purportedly secular Hindus consist of the following subsections:
- As Mudy pointed out, Hindu elites: Educated abroad or in domestic institutions that wish they were abroad such as Stephens, Xavier, Doon school and similar establishments in various cities.
- Convent-educated middle class folk
- large number of Hindus who detest BJP/SS/VHP for reasons that are varied
In addition to these subsections who actively oppose a Hindu narrative, there is a much larger section of Hindus who have simply not given any thought to the concept of Hindu narrative. They are certainly not actively opposed to it but they haven't considered it an imperative. They are not commies. They may or may not vote BJP or its allied parties and are somewhat wedded to the inertia of being labeled a secular. They do not foresee a major threat to the Hindu Dharma due to an absence of a narrative and hence reluctant to trip the applecart - especially if they see the anguish it causes to their Christian/Muslim friends.
Why do these subsections oppose the narrative and why do the latter section not feel the imperative need for the narrative.
Standard disclaimers apply. Not every member of the subsections mentioned above actually opposes the narrative - we have Alok to prove it <!--emo&
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Hindu Elites â UK educated
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I was planning to add Hindu elites as a subsection of non-commie 'seculars'. Let me try to list all the subsections of this section. In terms of impact and real damage to the Hindu narrative, this is the most important section. But it is also the section that holds out the greatest promise and hence it is the section that is being assiduously courted by the rest of the sections. Many of the rest of the sections are pretty much out of bounds and can be considered implacable enemies of the Hindu narrative.
The non-commie purportedly secular Hindus consist of the following subsections:
- As Mudy pointed out, Hindu elites: Educated abroad or in domestic institutions that wish they were abroad such as Stephens, Xavier, Doon school and similar establishments in various cities.
- Convent-educated middle class folk
- large number of Hindus who detest BJP/SS/VHP for reasons that are varied
In addition to these subsections who actively oppose a Hindu narrative, there is a much larger section of Hindus who have simply not given any thought to the concept of Hindu narrative. They are certainly not actively opposed to it but they haven't considered it an imperative. They are not commies. They may or may not vote BJP or its allied parties and are somewhat wedded to the inertia of being labeled a secular. They do not foresee a major threat to the Hindu Dharma due to an absence of a narrative and hence reluctant to trip the applecart - especially if they see the anguish it causes to their Christian/Muslim friends.
Why do these subsections oppose the narrative and why do the latter section not feel the imperative need for the narrative.
Standard disclaimers apply. Not every member of the subsections mentioned above actually opposes the narrative - we have Alok to prove it <!--emo&
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