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1/ My prediction on India (if state's anti-Hindu nature persists) is that it will either emerge as a post-Hindu superpower or balkanise due to weakening of Hinduism. But one thing is certain unless some miracle happens Hinduism cannot survive in this ruthless environment.
1/ My prediction on India (if state's anti-Hindu nature persists) is that it will either emerge as a post-Hindu superpower or balkanise due to weakening of Hinduism. But one thing is certain unless some miracle happens Hinduism cannot survive in this ruthless environment.
2/ Those who want to obliterate it are working day and night and deploying any and every means possible, while on the other hand, Hindus are busy chanting βall religions are same.β Hindus have refused to act and become ruthless in protecting their people, culture, and religion.
3/ Hindus have not done enough to stop demographic change, fraudulent conversions, grooming, deracination, etc. Mass scale reconversions to Hinduism remains a far fetched dream. Hindus might have become more nationalistic but less & less Hindu & definitely not Hindu nationalist.
4/ Yes, some independent organizations are making efforts, but their impact is inconsequential in the long run. The enemies have access to the same tools of the internet and social media that Hindus have and they are far ahead in utilising them to accomplish their objectives.
5/ The advantage that anti-Hindu forces possess lies in their well-established institutions and funding mechanisms. On the other hand, Hindus lack such infrastructure and support. Each individual is left to fend for themselves without collective resources or assistance.
6/ Furthermore, Hindus have placed all their faith in a single political party, the BJP, and a nationalist organization, the RSS, which no longer resembles its original form and has essentially been reduced to an entity focused solely on garnering votes for the BJP.
7/ Many non-left intellectuals have this misconception that youth is taking interest in Hinduism because their βvideosβ are getting views or they are getting popular on social media. Contrary to this, millennials and Gen Z's are far more deracinated and cut off from the roots.
8/ Problem is that non-left intellectuals are misinterpreting the data. Most of the youth that are viewing their videos already subscribe to their ideology even before they started listening or watching them. It is just that in last few years, they have gotten access to internet.
9/ Non-left intellectuals have failed to influence the apolitical youth (especially the educated one), which is probably 60-70% of the total youth population. This apolitical youth unconsciously subscribes to the left-liberal and woke ideology & is deracinated to the core.
10/ The intention behind sharing this perspective is not to spread discouragement or a sense of hopelessness, but rather to shed light on the harsh reality. It serves as a reminder for Hindus to remain grounded and not become complacent.
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