NO MORE BEGGING, NO MORE SELLING SELF-RESPECT, NOW RETURN TO ROOTS

Our Prime minister should not go about begging for foreign investment from a country that has been the single biggest enemy of our best interests in the past. I mean England. They colonised us, destroyed the fabric of our economy and reduced us to ruin. We were the richest country in the world prior to British occupation with a share of 23% of the world GDP. The British took away all our wealth and built their blood-stained empire. In the process they reduced us to one of the poorest nations in the world with a defaced population broken in body and in mind and sullied to the soul with a foreign tongue and strange manners which have emasculated our city-bred populace and rendered them sterile. The Anglophile Nehru, who accepted Partition and Commonwealth status for a supposedly free country, did what he did in his times but to perpetuate his legacy even now is to invite self-destruction. If this nation has to live, it has to retrace its roots and alter its course to align itself with its age-old trajectory. Else, destruction lies in wait for it ere long and we will be sacrifices unto the death of the motherland. Such a thing can never be for India has been thus far preserved to fulfil her spiritual mission in the world.

Knowing this to be our national destiny, to be the spiritual preceptor of the world, let us start rebuilding our motherland on the basis of self-help and not on the basis of alms received from our historical destroyers. Let the Prime Minister look to the resources within to revamp our economy and not go about begging for money in England which has been built on Indian money at any rate. Let self-respect come to India with self-help and so shall we rise as a nation.

Culturally, it is time, indeed, to shake off the British yoke which still holds us. Half of the urban population is busy anglicising themselves and feels proud to do so. A country whose flower of youth is busy boring British and American modes and manners into its life and soul can scarce feel patriotic in the way it would had it been groomed the Indian way, taught the national heritage language of Sanskrit and been steeped in the culture of its glorious forefathers who had made the grandest discoveries of the Spirit ages ago which keep the western world even today in thrall, the very world our benighted people hold as the model for their upkeep and well-being. It is, thus, imperative that the governmental thrust be on nationalising education the right way and not in a jingoistic way at that. Only when our children learn about India's true heritage and not the Gandhian narrative based on test-torturing and fact-distortion will true national pride return to the land. Then we shall not feel shy of speaking in our mother tongue, not corrupt our vernaculars with unnecessary interspersing of English, learn to address our parents in our age-old ways and not as 'mummy-papa', their siblings in our mother tongue as well and not as 'auntie-uncle', and, in this way, we shall free ourselves at last of Macaulay's cultural contamination which has debilitated us as a nation.

But the leadership must come from the Prime Minister. He must no longer sell our self-respect as a nation by pleading for British help when his time will be better spent if he solicits assistance from elsewhere, namely, Japan and other Asiatic countries which have cultural solidarity with India, and it must be admitted that he is sparing no means for doing so as well. Let Britain pay for its perfidies perpetrated in India and not be allowed the luxury of easy atonement for its sins by offering a helping hand to us. In this lies our self-respect, in this lies nationalism, patriotism, call it by whatever name you will. Jai Hind!