Introduction The language of British and Christian imperialism had stood fully exposed for what they were in essence by the time the Swadeshi Movement swept forward after the Partition of Bengal in 1905. The language of Islamic imperialism had revived but was not resounding enough as yet to ring bells in the minds of national...
An adherent of Macaulayism can well afford to take the neutral, even hostile stance, away from and above Hindu society, its problems and its struggles, because, in the last analysis, he no more regards Hindu society as his own or as his indispensable benefactor.
The language of the Leftists to anoint themselves as superior to others is a tactic that showcases them as superior.
The petition against the Quran served to wake Hindus up from their slumber.
Unlike what the Left would have you believe, the sources of its language were not from the time when India was fighting for freedom against British imperialism.
Roberto de Nobili with typical missionary zeal launched his "Madurai Mission" at a time when the Portuguese were on a conversion spree post their conquest of Goa.
Marx's philosophy of a supposed harmonised social system garnered many followers, though in time people still connected with the Hindu ethos realised its severe limitations.
Mahatma Gandhi's failure in recognising the threat posed by imperialist ideologies has left his legacy very much tainted.
The incessant need to put all religions in the same bracket has done more harm than good for Hindu society.
The monotheistic God has chosen Man to exploit the very world he has supposedly created.