04-13-2007, 11:30 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-Abhijit+Apr 13 2007, 04:52 AM-->QUOTE(Abhijit @ Apr 13 2007, 04:52 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->I would like to dissect the fourth issue I mentioned in my post viz.
<span style='color:red'>why is there a fierce opposition to a Hindu narrative by various sections. </span>
First let me try to list the various sections that are (IMO) opposed to a Hindu narrative.
- EJ's
- IJ's
- Commies
- Non-EJ Christian Indians (at least a section of them - probably a large one)
- Non-jihadi Indian Muslims (at least a section of them - probably a large one)
- Non-commie Hindus who believe they are secular but probably do not understand the implications of 'secularism'
- Lower caste Hindus, especially those who carry an anti-upper caste chip on their shoulders
- Business leaders
Is that an exhaustive list or did I miss any big section?
I intend to expand on this issue in a series of posts as time permits and invite others to chip in.
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Very important question.
Why there is fierce resistence to Hindu narrative.
One of the most important thing about Hindu narrative is that it will bring back the absorbing power of the Indian soceity which will bring all the folks from other religions into its fold. This puts fear into the community leaders of the minorities.
The colonial power during the period 1900-1947 had made sure that the Hindu political center and Hindu narrative was discriminated and maligned. That process was never stopped even after independence and the elite in the congress party followed that same process of suppressing the Hindu narrative so that they could build relationship with the western political center.This dhimmitude was built in right at the independence.
<span style='color:red'>why is there a fierce opposition to a Hindu narrative by various sections. </span>
First let me try to list the various sections that are (IMO) opposed to a Hindu narrative.
- EJ's
- IJ's
- Commies
- Non-EJ Christian Indians (at least a section of them - probably a large one)
- Non-jihadi Indian Muslims (at least a section of them - probably a large one)
- Non-commie Hindus who believe they are secular but probably do not understand the implications of 'secularism'
- Lower caste Hindus, especially those who carry an anti-upper caste chip on their shoulders
- Business leaders
Is that an exhaustive list or did I miss any big section?
I intend to expand on this issue in a series of posts as time permits and invite others to chip in.
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Very important question.
Why there is fierce resistence to Hindu narrative.
One of the most important thing about Hindu narrative is that it will bring back the absorbing power of the Indian soceity which will bring all the folks from other religions into its fold. This puts fear into the community leaders of the minorities.
The colonial power during the period 1900-1947 had made sure that the Hindu political center and Hindu narrative was discriminated and maligned. That process was never stopped even after independence and the elite in the congress party followed that same process of suppressing the Hindu narrative so that they could build relationship with the western political center.This dhimmitude was built in right at the independence.