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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The Hindu Civilization is a wounded civilization continuously invaded and occupied since 900 AD for almost 1000 years and over 10 generations. Since 1947 it is under attack culturally, its history doubted and distorted, its Macaulay education system manipulated to keep generations of Hindus ignorant of their past greatness and incapable of defining and defending their ancient identity. Today the existence of the Hindus as a Civilization, a nation and a society is under threat, encircled by the combined threat of an aggressive China, a nuclear Wahabi Pakistan and by Jihadist motivated by Ghazwa-e-Hind. US withdrawal from Afghanistan, the revival of Taliban rule in Afghanistan, the growing attack on Hindu lives and property in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, the Kidnapping and forceful conversion of young Hindu girls create fear and panic among the Hindus of India.
The Hindus have been constantly denied their Nationhood by forces both within and outside the country. The loss of the cradle of the Arya civilization in Indus Valley and Central Asia, the breakup of their motherland for the creation of Pakistan and Bangladesh and the claims for more Indian territory by China and Pakistan, releases an emotional tsunami wave of pent up nationalism and patriotism in the Hindus of India.
It is in this background that Kalki rises like a phoenix galvanizing Hindus from every nook and corner of the country spanning their apparent diversity, uniting them under the banner of Patriotism for their motherland.
S.K. Shah
Orphaned in childhood, education impacted by forced poverty, the author spent 30 years in the book trade retiring as Manager of the Varanasi Branch of a major Indian book company based in Nepal. An avid reader since childhood the author is deeply interested in the history of civilizations, Hindu Philosophy, Hindu Nationalism, Military History and current Indian and International Politics.
