by twosydeseditorialEditorial
Hindu nationalism is systematically eroding India's secular constitution by favoring Hindu interests in education, public monuments, and political discourse while marginalizing minorities—especially Muslims and Christians. From the rewriting of textbooks to controversial temple projects like Ayodhya, we're watching a democracy slide toward majoritarian rule disguised as cultural pride, betraying the vision of Ambedkar and Nehru.
India spent centuries under colonial and Islamic rule, having its Hindu heritage suppressed and forgotten—now we're finally reclaiming our own civilization and identity in our own country. This isn't about persecuting minorities; it's about refusing to apologize for being Hindu in a Hindu-majority nation. Secularism doesn't mean erasing the majority's culture to appease everyone else.
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