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“Many languages, many opinions, many forms of dress—amid diversity, behold the great unity”: this timeless promise of India has today become suspect, even dangerous, in the eyes of…
“Many languages, many opinions, many forms of dress—amid diversity, behold the great unity”: this timeless promise of India has today become suspect, even dangerous, in the eyes of the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. It is seen as a 'threat' to the State. Rigorous, reasoned analysis retreats before popularity and belief, and the Sangh Parivar, dreaming of a Hindu Rashtra, aggressively seeks to establish its hegemony across society. Against this backdrop, this edited volume of ten essays attempts to expose the true nature of the Hindu Rashtra project through research-driven, reasoned arguments, critically examining the National Education Policy 2020, the promotion of pseudoscience in the name of science, and reactionary, anti-people philosophies It also interrogates the Citizenship Act, Article 370, and, above all, the contemporary crisis of democracy in governance—compelling readers to confront an inescapable truth: even if one is blind, catastrophe does not pause.
