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  Partition Horrors Remembrance Day Hypothetically speaking, if I were the Supreme Court judge today, I would have, suo moto, tried the British Government for crime against humanity, for all they did in India during the 1700s until 1947, including the charge of committing arson under section 435 and 436 under Indian Penal Code 1860, for a willful and malicious intent to set fire to a property to cause damage. India was one of the largest countries in the world where these arsonists came to do trade in the 1600s, and found that the hosts were very welcoming and the host country was supremely rich with practically everything available under the sun to fulfill all the desires of men; in fact to such an extent that even the idea of what to desire could be found only here in this land. It was here they found that from the absolute spiritual need on one extreme to the most materialistic ones on the other end were all extant here. With very few thousands of their own men, they managed to ...

RSS and Intellectual Kshatriyataa: Hand not in Glove This article is partly in response to the article that I read captioned “The Indic Intellectual’s RSS Angst”* sometime in August last year and partly my own calling in the light of my own experience during my 10 years journey with HSS in Canada. *(https://medium.com/@DharmaU/the-indic-intellectuals-rss-angst-cad394637de5) सत्यं   ब्रूयात्   प्रियं   ब्रूयात्   न   ब्रूयात्   सत्यम्   अप्रियम्  ! प्रियं   च   नानृतं   ब्रूयात्   एष :   धर्म :   सनातन : !! (Manusmriti 4.138) Let one say what is true, let one say what is pleasing, let one utter no disagreeable truth, and let one utter no agreeable falsehood; that is the Sanatana dharma. Interestingly, the very next shloka is this: भद्रं   भद्रमिति   ब्रुयाद्भद्रमित्येव   वा   वदेत्   । शुष्कवैरं   विवादं   च   न   कुर्यात्केनचित्सह   ।। (Manusmriti 4.139) Always speak t...