Bharatiya Pragna - Dr. Th Chowdary

and weaken India and its majority Hindu Society
economically as well as militarily through such
subversion, India stands to lose its opportunity
to emerge as a future super-power. That is exactly
what these elements do not want. They
do not want India to emerge as a super-power.
Instead of viewing the pluralistic and
open systems of Hindu majority of India which
by its very nature has always been “secular” for
millennia they view the new secular majority as
their own new invention and influence over the
educated Hindus who have a secular attitude and
way of life. They view the woken up Hindus as
a major threat to their expansionist schemes.
They approach the uneducated and uninformed
poor sections of the Hindu society to pitch them
against the educated to create unnecessary antagonism
between the two groups which given
time, education, and economic progress would
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“How grateful we should be to
Hindus, who found this great
decimal system which does
not occur to the minds of such
mighty mathematicians as
Archimedes and Appollonius”
- Laplace
naturally become equal eventually. The Christists
and Islamists do not want China to be the waking
giant but they cannot use the same tactics
they use in India in China, as China is not as soft
a target as India any more. China restricts the
political subversive movements within its own
territory by nipping them in the bud. China, Pakistan,
Saudi Arabia, and the other elements
would like to keep India fragmented and weak
with its resources spent in dealing with the internal
strife, skirmishes, and even wars than to see
it emerge as a strong power. That is what perhaps
explains the rationale for the emergence of
this nexus. The recognition of this nexus and
strategic proactive efforts to resist and defeat its
eroding design for destruction of the Indian society
is crucial for the survival and economic
progress of India.
“We owe a lot to Indian Scientists”
“We owe a lot to Indians,
who taught us how to count,
without which no worth while
scientific discovery could
have been made.”
- Albert Einstein
November & December 2008 Bharatiya Pragna