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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->The Current Position Of Hindus in Kerala
1) Hindus of this land had a population share of 61.5%. Today it
progressively and gradually declined and now it has reached at the level of 55%.
2) The chief constituent jatis of the Hindu social fabric of Kerala mainly consist of approximately 11% of SC/ST castes, 20% Nairs and 24% Ezavas
3) The communist movement once interlaced them( the SC and ST ), were able to wipe out their innate Hindu feeling and transplanted in its place a class feeling.But they continue to be in the same position as they were.
4) At the same time the history of past assaults on the Hindu community like putting fire on the Sabari Giri Temple in 1950, Liberation Struggle of 1958 (against first elected communist ministry), construction of a church by destroying a Siva temple near the birth place of Jagath Guru Sankaracahrya's birth place, occupation of Kottiyoor Temple land, belittling of Hindus and
obstruction at the Tali Temple Renovation, construction of a church at the Sabri Giri temple's holy garden, etc are highlighting/pointing to the absence of a Hindu sense of Unity to fight and a sense of insecurity feeling accumulated
amongst the various jatis through decades.
5) NRK (non resident Keralite) remittances as well as the income from commercial crops are the main source of the income of the state. Who controls this income? The number of the NRKs during the period 1998-2002 was 3,65,293. Of which, the 82.5% are in the Gulf countries. Out of these 82.5% NRKs in the Gulf countries during the reported years, 49.5% were Muslims and 31.5% were Christians.
The Hindu share in this sector is only 19% only (See Economic Times 19 May 2003). 60.5% of the total NRK remittance was the contribution of the minority communities (See K.C. Zachariah & others, Study, report in 'The new Indian Express', Kochi, 22 July 2003). Again the total NRK remittance is 18,465 crore rupees and it is equivalent to seven times of the state government receipts as centre budgetary support or fifteen times of the earning from the cashew export
or nineteen times of the States Marine Export. The annual average remittance per house hold is also shown wide imbalances. A Marthomma Christian share is Rs.26,098/-, a Muslim is Rs.24,000/-, a Hindu is Rs.6,134/- and a Hindu SC is Rs725/-. (K. C. Zachria & S. Irudayarajan, CDS Study, New Indian Express, Kochi,
16th July 2004). A prominent Malayalam weekly named as 'Malayalam' in its editorial clearly mentioned in strong terms the inherent danger in this growing imbalance of foreign remittance. (See Malayalam Varika, Editorial, Vol. VII, No. 12, 25 July 2003). The only one aspect, i.e., the imbalances in the foreign remittance is sufficient to prove the fall of the Hindu community in the near
future.
6) The accumulated money amongst the minorities are mostly mostly invested in lands. This ultimately reduced the Hindu share on the land holding considerably. "
7) In the land holding pattern also numerically ever shrinking unorganized Hindu community is getting highly marginalized. Through the pressure tactics exerted by the minorities, they are usually compelled/forced to discard their land holdings at a throw away price. "In certain specific districts the purchase of land is the exclusive right of a particular community. The intermediary in
this deal is also their religious institutions" (See Malayalam Varika, op cit). Annihilation of Hindu land ownership is started from the days of land reforms
8) All this happened becuse of a lack sense of a Hindu feeling and
numerically the ever shrinking position? The rate of the last decade's population growth of the state is 9.42%. The Hindu majority Pathanamthitta district has shown the lowest rate of growth, i.e, 3.72%. On the other hand the Muslim dominated Malappuram district has shown 17.22% growth in the said period is the highest in the state. (See Kesari Annual, 2004, pp 98-101).
9) Through generations Hindus are worshipping cows. The only one state in India which legitimizes the cow slaughter is Kerala. According to the official data available with the government, 500,000 cows were slaughtered in the state during 2002 and sold out 2,49,000 tones of beef. (See The New Indian Express, Kochi, 13 August 2003). In reality the statistics of cow slaughter is far
different from the official figures. It is true that a conspiracy is going on here to make the younger generation of Hindus to be beef eaters. In the name friendships the minorities are compelling the Hindu boys to share beef preparations with them in the name of secular feelings and in the Hostels where the substitute for a plate of fish or chicken curry happens to be a pappad!!.
All these are the indications of Hindus alienation from their cultural domain.
10) A powerful field which can control the society is education. Now the education sector in the state is under the control of minorities who are politically influential and economically sound through NRK remittance. While minorities manages 3340 schools in the state, the entire Hindu jatis altogether be in possession of 194 schools only. The Muslim and Christian communities altogether manages 223 arts and science colleges against it all Hindu jatis together manages only 42 colleges. (See Mathrubhumi Daily, 28 September 2002).
Out of the 433 professional colleges only 86 are government owned, 89 are of the Hindu managed while 258 are of the minority managed. (G.K. Suresh Babu, Kesari Annual, 2004
11) While all minorities are permitted to do religious instructions in their respective educational institutions, this right is denied to Hindu institutions. Here Hindu students in the minority institutions are not spared and forced to study morale classes which injecting anti Hindu ideas amongst the Hindu students. This is the best known Kerala model of secularist democratic paradigm.
12) Out of the states 1,99,000 school teachers all class of Hindus (inclusive of SC/ST) share is 38%only; the rest is minorities. As per the 1997 statistics Kerala has 14,200 college teachers; 76% of the college teaching communities are hailing from minority communities. (G. K. Suresh Babu, op cit). All this are
some aspects of the balance sheet of an unorganized demographically ever shrinking Hindu community of Kerala.Possibly many might remember that the Brahmin and Nair communities were the sheet anchor of the teaching community in both schools and colleges ,but about 40 years back.
13) The whole Hindu community has only ten hospitals as their own contrary to 928 for the minorities. (Matrubhumi daily, op cit). "Two three multi specialty hospitals are functioning in every town. Who is controlling this multimillion investment sector?" (Malayalam Varika, op cit).
14) Similarly Hindu share in the industry, agriculture and commerce is 28, 24 and 22 percents respectively. At the same time Muslim share is 30, 23, 40 percents and Christian is 35, 40, 36 respectively. (Matrubhumi daily, op cit). I think, like the Hindus of Kerala no other section in the world is marginalized
like this.
15) In several sectors Hindus are the last but in the case of suicides they are at the front. Kerala's suicidal rate is above the national average, i.e, 30.5 for every lakh. A recent NGO study reveals that 92% of the total suiciding population is from Hindus, 6.5% is from Christians and 1.5% is from Muslims.
Insolvency is the main reason of the mass suicides of Kerala.
16) Kerala government's allotment of new self financing professional colleges turned as rude shock to the marginalized Hindus of Kerala. Due to the economic backwardness of the Hindus it is difficult to compete with the minority communities for starting professional colleges. The result will be the kick out of those who are now living as socially and economically backward in the Hindu
society. In medical education field alone these people (Hindus) will loose 250 seats every year. Those Hindus come under the purview reservation will loose 3800 engineering seats and 100 MBBS seats every year. After two decades in the SC/ST sections alone will have a shortage of 74,000 engineers and 2000 doctors at the present condition.
17) In 1947 Muslims of India were a minority community with a 24% share. But that much strength of the Muslims led to the division of India. After partition they were reduced to 7 percent in Indian Union Today they are about 14 percent .In another 15 years they would be at the stage of 1947 prior to partition demanding another partition.
18) The Hindu population in Pakistan was 15 percent in 1947 It is now 1.5 percent .In Bengala Desh ( East Pakistan ) it was 25 percent in 1947 now it is only 10 percent <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->The Current Position Of Hindus in Kerala
1) Hindus of this land had a population share of 61.5%. Today it
progressively and gradually declined and now it has reached at the level of 55%.
2) The chief constituent jatis of the Hindu social fabric of Kerala mainly consist of approximately 11% of SC/ST castes, 20% Nairs and 24% Ezavas
3) The communist movement once interlaced them( the SC and ST ), were able to wipe out their innate Hindu feeling and transplanted in its place a class feeling.But they continue to be in the same position as they were.
4) At the same time the history of past assaults on the Hindu community like putting fire on the Sabari Giri Temple in 1950, Liberation Struggle of 1958 (against first elected communist ministry), construction of a church by destroying a Siva temple near the birth place of Jagath Guru Sankaracahrya's birth place, occupation of Kottiyoor Temple land, belittling of Hindus and
obstruction at the Tali Temple Renovation, construction of a church at the Sabri Giri temple's holy garden, etc are highlighting/pointing to the absence of a Hindu sense of Unity to fight and a sense of insecurity feeling accumulated
amongst the various jatis through decades.
5) NRK (non resident Keralite) remittances as well as the income from commercial crops are the main source of the income of the state. Who controls this income? The number of the NRKs during the period 1998-2002 was 3,65,293. Of which, the 82.5% are in the Gulf countries. Out of these 82.5% NRKs in the Gulf countries during the reported years, 49.5% were Muslims and 31.5% were Christians.
The Hindu share in this sector is only 19% only (See Economic Times 19 May 2003). 60.5% of the total NRK remittance was the contribution of the minority communities (See K.C. Zachariah & others, Study, report in 'The new Indian Express', Kochi, 22 July 2003). Again the total NRK remittance is 18,465 crore rupees and it is equivalent to seven times of the state government receipts as centre budgetary support or fifteen times of the earning from the cashew export
or nineteen times of the States Marine Export. The annual average remittance per house hold is also shown wide imbalances. A Marthomma Christian share is Rs.26,098/-, a Muslim is Rs.24,000/-, a Hindu is Rs.6,134/- and a Hindu SC is Rs725/-. (K. C. Zachria & S. Irudayarajan, CDS Study, New Indian Express, Kochi,
16th July 2004). A prominent Malayalam weekly named as 'Malayalam' in its editorial clearly mentioned in strong terms the inherent danger in this growing imbalance of foreign remittance. (See Malayalam Varika, Editorial, Vol. VII, No. 12, 25 July 2003). The only one aspect, i.e., the imbalances in the foreign remittance is sufficient to prove the fall of the Hindu community in the near
future.
6) The accumulated money amongst the minorities are mostly mostly invested in lands. This ultimately reduced the Hindu share on the land holding considerably. "
7) In the land holding pattern also numerically ever shrinking unorganized Hindu community is getting highly marginalized. Through the pressure tactics exerted by the minorities, they are usually compelled/forced to discard their land holdings at a throw away price. "In certain specific districts the purchase of land is the exclusive right of a particular community. The intermediary in
this deal is also their religious institutions" (See Malayalam Varika, op cit). Annihilation of Hindu land ownership is started from the days of land reforms
8) All this happened becuse of a lack sense of a Hindu feeling and
numerically the ever shrinking position? The rate of the last decade's population growth of the state is 9.42%. The Hindu majority Pathanamthitta district has shown the lowest rate of growth, i.e, 3.72%. On the other hand the Muslim dominated Malappuram district has shown 17.22% growth in the said period is the highest in the state. (See Kesari Annual, 2004, pp 98-101).
9) Through generations Hindus are worshipping cows. The only one state in India which legitimizes the cow slaughter is Kerala. According to the official data available with the government, 500,000 cows were slaughtered in the state during 2002 and sold out 2,49,000 tones of beef. (See The New Indian Express, Kochi, 13 August 2003). In reality the statistics of cow slaughter is far
different from the official figures. It is true that a conspiracy is going on here to make the younger generation of Hindus to be beef eaters. In the name friendships the minorities are compelling the Hindu boys to share beef preparations with them in the name of secular feelings and in the Hostels where the substitute for a plate of fish or chicken curry happens to be a pappad!!.
All these are the indications of Hindus alienation from their cultural domain.
10) A powerful field which can control the society is education. Now the education sector in the state is under the control of minorities who are politically influential and economically sound through NRK remittance. While minorities manages 3340 schools in the state, the entire Hindu jatis altogether be in possession of 194 schools only. The Muslim and Christian communities altogether manages 223 arts and science colleges against it all Hindu jatis together manages only 42 colleges. (See Mathrubhumi Daily, 28 September 2002).
Out of the 433 professional colleges only 86 are government owned, 89 are of the Hindu managed while 258 are of the minority managed. (G.K. Suresh Babu, Kesari Annual, 2004
11) While all minorities are permitted to do religious instructions in their respective educational institutions, this right is denied to Hindu institutions. Here Hindu students in the minority institutions are not spared and forced to study morale classes which injecting anti Hindu ideas amongst the Hindu students. This is the best known Kerala model of secularist democratic paradigm.
12) Out of the states 1,99,000 school teachers all class of Hindus (inclusive of SC/ST) share is 38%only; the rest is minorities. As per the 1997 statistics Kerala has 14,200 college teachers; 76% of the college teaching communities are hailing from minority communities. (G. K. Suresh Babu, op cit). All this are
some aspects of the balance sheet of an unorganized demographically ever shrinking Hindu community of Kerala.Possibly many might remember that the Brahmin and Nair communities were the sheet anchor of the teaching community in both schools and colleges ,but about 40 years back.
13) The whole Hindu community has only ten hospitals as their own contrary to 928 for the minorities. (Matrubhumi daily, op cit). "Two three multi specialty hospitals are functioning in every town. Who is controlling this multimillion investment sector?" (Malayalam Varika, op cit).
14) Similarly Hindu share in the industry, agriculture and commerce is 28, 24 and 22 percents respectively. At the same time Muslim share is 30, 23, 40 percents and Christian is 35, 40, 36 respectively. (Matrubhumi daily, op cit). I think, like the Hindus of Kerala no other section in the world is marginalized
like this.
15) In several sectors Hindus are the last but in the case of suicides they are at the front. Kerala's suicidal rate is above the national average, i.e, 30.5 for every lakh. A recent NGO study reveals that 92% of the total suiciding population is from Hindus, 6.5% is from Christians and 1.5% is from Muslims.
Insolvency is the main reason of the mass suicides of Kerala.
16) Kerala government's allotment of new self financing professional colleges turned as rude shock to the marginalized Hindus of Kerala. Due to the economic backwardness of the Hindus it is difficult to compete with the minority communities for starting professional colleges. The result will be the kick out of those who are now living as socially and economically backward in the Hindu
society. In medical education field alone these people (Hindus) will loose 250 seats every year. Those Hindus come under the purview reservation will loose 3800 engineering seats and 100 MBBS seats every year. After two decades in the SC/ST sections alone will have a shortage of 74,000 engineers and 2000 doctors at the present condition.
17) In 1947 Muslims of India were a minority community with a 24% share. But that much strength of the Muslims led to the division of India. After partition they were reduced to 7 percent in Indian Union Today they are about 14 percent .In another 15 years they would be at the stage of 1947 prior to partition demanding another partition.
18) The Hindu population in Pakistan was 15 percent in 1947 It is now 1.5 percent .In Bengala Desh ( East Pakistan ) it was 25 percent in 1947 now it is only 10 percent <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->