Brainwashed Republic: India's Controlled Systemic Deracination

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The education system of India has been thoroughly compromised. It is being systematically used to create a historical grand narrative, which is ethically and factually incorrect. Sophisticated propaganda techniques are employed to create this artifice. This book is an effort to highlight this academic fraud. It is a result of research spread over more than 6 years. Facts are the guiding lights for the books and not any ideology. Table of Contents:- Foreword Acknowledgement Introduction Errors by Design The Underlying Pattern What About Errors of Omission Prism of Religion Chapter 1 - Breaking the Geographical Contiguity Chapter 2 - Uprooting the Linguistic Heritage Associating Sanskrit With Misogyny Manusmriti - A Sanskrit "Legal Text" Sanskrit as a Language of ‘Elites’ Creating, Widening and Entrenching Linguistic Fault Lines Multiculturalism: Lauding Greek, Belittling Sanskrit Cherry Picking to Vilify Sanskrit Texts Using Buddhism and Jainism to Run Down Sanskrit Delinking Indian Languages From Sanskrit Chapter 3 - Breaking the Civilizational Contiguity Invasion Theory: The Standard Colonial Template The Problem of Dateline Furthering the Colonial Agenda Sarasvati-Indus or Harappan Civilization? Misrepresenting the Indic Traditions The Bogey of Social Reformers Conflating Arya With Nazi Aryan The Testimony of Genetics Chapter 4 - Distorting the Legacy Omitting the Abrahamic Slavery Equating Caste With Slavery Enslavers as Emancipators Hiding Concubinage, Highlighting Sati Chapter 5 - The Wicked Indian Kings and the Emancipating Invaders Redefining Ruthlessness Tax Collection: Use of ‘Virtue Words’ The Glee of Ziauddin Barni Jizya: Kill Them, Enslave Them Khilji-Idolized by Ncert Authors, Despised by His Subjects Farid Khan: Administrator or Ghazi? Demeaning the Achievements of the Ancient Kings Fiction as Proof of Oppression by Indic Kings Who Were the Real Heroes? Transforming Bigots Into Heroes The Missing Tughlaqi Farman The Egalitarian Mughals! Just Rule or Glorified Brigandage Mughals as Secular, Benevolent and Indian The Only Disclaimer Iconoclasm Lampooning Hindu Kings Shivaji: A Mere Chieftain? Hiding the Real Tipu Sultan Chapter 6 - Indic Traditions Oppress Women Indic Ethos and Women Abrahamic View of Women: What NCERT Obfuscates Suppressio Veri Mother in Indic Tradition If There Is a Virtue – It Must Be an Aberration Let There Be No Positive Association Patriliny Reductio Ad Hitlerum Insulting Indian Women, Ncert Style Chapter 7 - Dividing Population Into Hostile Groups Inception of the Tribal Divisions Who Were They Fighting? Khokhars Depicting Gonds and Ahoms as Non-Hindus Land Grants: Tools of Islamisation Perverting the Legacy of Birsa Munda Slicing Off Alvars, Nayanars and Lingayats Indic Plurality and the Monolithic Umma The Nishads Chapter 8 - The Evil Brahmans Alms Versus Gifts Birth or Worth Brahmans as Architects of Untouchability Jesuits Who Were the Villains? Depicting Meritocracy as Nepotism A Divine Order? Land Grants What Is Shari’a? What Were the Brahmans Up Against? Sufis in Their True Elements The Record of Christianity Science and Philosophy The Way Forward Apologists in Denial Composite Hatred Between Paranoia and Jingoism Referenced Truth The Prism of Religion In Denial, With Malicious Intent Index Bibliography Annexure I Annexure II Foreword Acknowledgement Introduction Errors by Design The Underlying Pattern What About Errors of Omission Prism of Religion Chapter 1 - Breaking the Geographical Contiguity Chapter 2 - Uprooting the Linguistic Heritage Associating Sanskrit With Misogyny Manusmriti - A Sanskrit "Legal Text" Sanskrit as a Language of ‘Elites’ Creating, Widening and Entrenching Linguistic Fault Lines Multiculturalism: Lauding Greek, Belittling Sanskrit Cherry Picking to Vilify Sanskrit Texts Using Buddhism and Jainism to Run Down Sanskrit Delinking Indian Languages From Sanskrit Chapter 3 - Breaking the Civilizational Contiguity Invasion Theory: The Standard Colonial Template The Problem of Dateline Furthering the Colonial Agenda Sarasvati-Indus or Harappan Civilization? Misrepresenting the Indic Traditions The Bogey of Social Reformers Conflating Arya With Nazi Aryan The Testimony of Genetics Chapter 4 - Distorting the Legacy Omitting the Abrahamic Slavery Equating Caste With Slavery Enslavers as Emancipators Hiding Concubinage, Highlighting Sati Chapter 5 - The Wicked Indian Kings and the Emancipating Invaders Redefining Ruthlessness Tax Collection: Use of ‘Virtue Words’ The Glee of Ziauddin Barni Jizya: Kill Them, Enslave Them Khilji-Idolized by Ncert Authors, Despised by His Subjects Farid Khan: Administrator or Ghazi? Demeaning the Achievements of the Ancient Kings Fiction as Proof of Oppression by Indic Kings Who Were the Real Heroes? Transforming Bigots Into Heroes The Missing Tughlaqi Farman The Egalitarian Mughals! Just Rule or Glorified Brigandage Mughals as Secular, Benevolent and Indian The Only Disclaimer Iconoclasm Lampooning Hindu Kings Shivaji: A Mere Chieftain? Hiding the Real Tipu Sultan Chapter 6 - Indic Traditions Oppress Women Indic Ethos and Women Abrahamic View of Women: What NCERT Obfuscates Suppressio Veri Mother in Indic Tradition If There Is a Virtue – It Must Be an Aberration Let There Be No Positive Association Patriliny Reductio Ad Hitlerum Insulting Indian Women, Ncert Style Chapter 7 - Dividing Population Into Hostile Groups Inception of the Tribal Divisions Who Were They Fighting? Khokhars Depicting Gonds and Ahoms as Non-Hindus Land Grants: Tools of Islamisation Perverting the Legacy of Birsa Munda Slicing Off Alvars, Nayanars and Lingayats Indic Plurality and the Monolithic Umma The Nishads Chapter 8 - The Evil Brahmans Alms Versus Gifts Birth or Worth Brahmans as Architects of Untouchability Jesuits Who Were the Villains? Depicting Meritocracy as Nepotism A Divine Order? Land Grants What Is Shari’a? What Were the Brahmans Up Against? Sufis in Their True Elements The Record of Christianity Science and Philosophy The Way Forward Apologists in Denial Composite Hatred Between Paranoia and Jingoism Referenced Truth The Prism of Religion In Denial, With Malicious Intent Index Bibliography Annexure I Annexure II