“Why Bharat needs Partition Museums”, eSamskruti, August 18, 2026.
“The last twelve years have seen an increase in Hindu awareness in India esp. post the 2014 election result.
The Ram Janmabhoomi issue was central to the rise of the BJP from 1989 onwards. It did not represent just another random issue; it represented long quelled Hindu aspirations that we ignored by the Congress government. The 42nd amendment to the constitution of India in 1976 made India a secular republic. Only much later did an explosive interview by the veteran CA and RSS ideologue, S Gurumurthy reveal that Nehruvian secularism was nothing but a systematic, deliberate, pre-determined and pre planned insult of Hinduism in post-independence India. That 1988 interview turned me into a lifetime supporter of the BJP even though I am aware that it cannot score a six off every ball.
Another guiding force in my life was the complete history of World War II. Some incidents point to past life regression issues, which indicate that in my earlier existence, I may have fought in the war as a combatant at a senior level, maybe as a Wehrmacht army officer. For reasons unknown, I admired Germany from a young age. However, there was only contempt and loathing for the Nazi party and the SS, which had completely kept a great nation in captivity under the garb of nationalism and perpetrated a crime like the Holocaust, which resulted in about 6 million Jews killed between 1933 to 1945.
The first book I read on the Holocaust was the 1955 Leon Uris novel Exodus. The book was searing in its intensity and for the first time, I learnt of concentration camps across Germany, Russia and Poland. I then read up as much as I could on the Holocaust and became an authority on World War II over time. My career as a finance professional took off in 1994 but my reading on the war and the Holocaust continued…………………………….”
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