-:ABOUT THE BOOK:-

After enduring 1000 years of subjugation, it was inevitable that Hindu society would grapple with feelings of powerlessness and helplessness. Moreover, many Hindus began to question the merits of their ancient faith and culture, wondering if their inability to resist invaders stemmed from inherent weaknesses within their own belief system. In the post-independence era, under the banner of secularism, discussions about the grandeur of Hinduism or Sanatana Dharma were often stigmatized as communal. To safeguard our cultural heritage, it is crucial to cultivate a sense of pride in our traditions. This book seeks to rekindle in the average Hindu a sense of their glorious Sanatan civilization and culture, while also aiming to clarify and correct the misconceptions and misinformation surrounding Hinduism, Hindutva, and the idea of a Hindu nation.

📘 Table of Contents

Chapter 1
Sanatan Civilization and Religion — 11

Chapter 2
Hindu Culture & Civilization — 23

Chapter 3
Hindu Religion & Society: Strengths, Aberrations and Misconceptions — 73

Chapter 4
Hindus vs Followers of Other Religions — 87

Chapter 5
Hindu Nation (Rashtra) vs Bharatvarsh (Desh) — 101

Chapter 6
Hindu Religion and Hindutva — 109

Chapter 7
Imperative Need for Hindu Unity — 125

Chapter 8
Sanatan, Hindu Religion and Secularism — 135

Chapter 9
British Raj and Bharatvarsh — 143

Chapter 10
Culture vs Religion — 155

Chapter 11
In a Nutshell — 159