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No Fnedom With Caste
“This book is written from j a point of view which I appreciate very much. I am myself writing a book in which I have touched many of the points which I find are dealt within the book. The book was therefore a very welcome thing to me.” – B.R. Ambedkar.
“I am prepared to admit that this is a very remarkable book written courageously and independently. With its analysis of some of the features of the existing situation,, I find myself in agreement. Altogether I welcome the publication of such a book as evidence of the fact that there are some people, at any rate, even now who can think independently and do not merely subscribe to fashionable slogans.” – Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru.
“The Menace of Hindu imperialism, a fearless examination of nati onal evils, is a penetrating study of all that are, and have always been in the opinion of the author great impediments to the normal growth of the Indian people….Besides having shown the prepotency of Brahma nism in every phase of Hindu sociology a nd polity, the writer deals with how India is kept in chains even now” -Amritc BazaarPatrika.
G.Aloysius is Professor, Ford Foundation Endowed Chair in Dalit Studies at the Acader «y of Third World Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. His books include NATIONALISM WITHOUT A NATION IN INDIA by Oxford University Presi I

CONTENTS

Preface and Acknowledgments

Dharmatheertha: Man and Message in Context

1. Introduction

2. The Aryas, The Aborigines And The Indians:

3. Indo-Aryan Kingdoms: 1400-900 B.C.

4. Rise of Brahmanism And The Castes

5. Kshatriya-Brahman Struggle

6. Brahman Imperialism: 900-600 B.C.

17. Hindu Culture is Anti-National

18. Brahmanism Responsible for Hindu-Muslim Conflict

19. The Theosophical Society Victimised by Brahmanism

20. The Cause of Hindu Downfall

21. Test of Hindu Nationalism

22. The Latest Phase of Hindu Nationalism:

23. Some Pitfalls of Indian Nationalism:

24. Swaraj – How?

25. No Freedom With Caste References

Index

7. The Dawn of Indian Nationalism

8. India’s National Religion

9. The Glory of The Nationalistic Period:

10. How Brahmanism Killed Buddhism

11. How Brahmanism Crushed Nationalism

12. Brahman Imperialism Triumphant is Hinduism

13. Shivaji’s Empire Wrecked by Brahmanism:

14. Saved From Brahmanism: The Sikhs

15. Brahmanism Fortified Under The British

16. Hindus Perish Under Plindu Raj: Travancore, Cochin, Kashmir