Rakesh Kanojia

In an age where biased narratives cloud our understanding of the past, the Author’s book stands as a compelling call to action, especially for those silenced due to limited knowledge of Sanatan heritage. For too long, questioning Bharat’s civilisational history has been discouraged, often dismissed as regressive or unfounded. Like many of us, the Author was raised on a version of history that glorified invaders while erasing the courage, wisdom, and sacrifices of our ancestors.

With over thirty years as an IT consultant and a habit of studying the history of every land he visits. The Author noticed recurring themes—cultural erasure, spiritual suppression, and Mleccha colonial narratives that mirrors Bharat’s own experience. Rooted in a modest village on the banks of the sacred Ganga, he brings to this work not only intellectual curiosity, but a deep, lived connection to Bharat’s spiritual and cultural fabric. This book dares to question dominant academic perspectives and urges readers to look through an Indigenous lens; one that reveals a powerful truth: when we ignore the past, we risk losing the very essence of who we are.

This is not just a book; it is a bold reclamation of identity. It challenges us to honour our dharmic lineage, to speak up where silence once ruled, and to take pride in a civilisation that has endured with grace and strength. For anyone seeking clarity, courage, and connection to their roots—this is essential reading.