2019 | ASIN: B07V4SNZS1 | English | 85 pages | EPUB, MOBI, AZW3, PDF | 6 MB

Delivering a speech to the British Parliament, it is said that THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY spoke to vote for a policy that could make Indians externally Indians but internally British ; I quote " a class of persons, Indian in blood and colour, but English in taste, in opinions, in morals and in intellect" who could in their turn develop the tools to transmit Western learning in the vernacular languages of India" This was the beginning of the great brainwashing of Indians depriving them of their right to their native culture, thus inflicting a huge cultural genocide on the Indians. This book throws light upon many obscure spaces in Indian contemporary history to prove that the colonial history does not stop with Independence of India but continues still today under different forms.
Colonial massive impact on Indian's mindset cannot be got rid of in a few decades ..People of India were so much conditioned by the colonial education which is still vigorously moulding the minds of Indians, their problems appear unsolvable because Indians failed to understand themselves in their own language, on their own terms and see things through their own lens. We can learn from the West. We can emulate aspects of their well-functioning systems of local government and law and mingle it with dharma (or the basic principle based on which the entire universe functions, to create a better world). But even to learn from others we must study them from our own experience based on accumulated knowledge of many millennia. But how can we do that when India's entire academic social disciplines exist on borrowed terms and borrowed theories under heavy colonial influence of many centuries? how can we do that when we are heavily formatted our mindset and social collective codes of behaviour from alien culture that was meant for enhancing western powers commercial gains to fit perfectly in to their agenda and aligned to their tunes ?
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