Slow-Poisoning The Bharatiya Mind

“Slow-Poisoning The Bharatiya Mind”, News18, 03 Oct 2026.

“Macaulay Syndrome continues through 2026. Planned distortion of words and ideas hurts us deeply, but we don’t flinch because we can’t sense the pinch. Macaulay’s instrument was the education system. The culprits of today manipulate Google. Crores of people instinctively look up to Google for ‘gyaan’. Unsuspecting knowledge-seekers may not realise that the trustworthy search engine has been systematically exploited to misinform. For instance, if you search “Shri Krishna Images”, you will notice that ten of the first twelve images depict the Divine Incarnation playing the flute as an adult. The other two show Bhagwan Shri Krishna’s ‘Bal-Leela’. But not one of those pictures shows the awesome ‘Sudarshan Chakra-Dhari’ Krishna.

All references to scriptures reveal that the Divine Incarnation never played the flute after He crossed the Yamuna, to Mathura, for Kans-vadh (annihilation of Kans). He was then only a pre-teen boy. Why show Bhagwan Shri Krishna playing the flute in the prime of Manhood? He never ever performed that Leela after childhood. Bhagwan Shri Krishna is consciously not shown as the Wielder of ‘Sudarshan Chakra’, reversing His original Persona. The systematic scheme is to divert the mind of Hindus, from the bearer of ‘Sudarshan Chakra’, to the player of flute. The Mahanayak of Mahabharat is outlined as the source of sweet melody. It is not a totally false portrayal, but the primary purpose of Bhagwan Vishnu’s Incarnation was not to enrapture the world with music. He came into this world observing His periodic practice of ‘विनाशाय च दुष्कृताम’ (annihilation of evil-doers)……….”

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