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Rashtrvaad Ki Aad Mein: In the guise of Nationalism

Rashtrvaad Ki Aad Mein: In the guise of Nationalism

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CriminologyGeneral Political Science

Publisher Price: $24.99

ISBN10: 8198129464
ISBN13: 9788198129468
Publisher: Bright Books
Published: Oct 29 2024
Pages: 66
Weight: 0.21
Height: 0.16 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: Urdu

Hindu nationalism persists in the present era and is exhibiting a growing intensity. In his book Revolution and Counter Revolution in Ancient India, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar writes in a chapter titled Brahmanvad ki Fateh that there was never any Sanskrit called Bhartiya Sanskriti in India and that there is not currently any such thing. Prior to this, there existed a form of Sanskrit known as Vedic Sanskrit, which was associated with the civilization of yogis. In which the Brahmins held a dominant position. Subsequently, the Buddhist civilization emerged, followed by the rise of the Brahmins, who once again promoted the Vedic civilization and sought to eradicate the Buddhist civilization. This raises the question of how one of these conflicting civilizations can be considered Bharatiya Sanskriti.

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