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विनोद दुबे - माई की कृपा, बच गया

#Blog विनोद दुबे - माई की कृपा, बच गया माई पर विश्वास की यह आस्था तर्क के परे की चीज है। दर्शन तो उन दोनो ने भी किये होंगे। और वे परोपकार भी कर रहे थे इन्हें साथ बिठा कर लाने में। पर वे चले गये ऊपर। ... वैसे ऊपर जाना बेहतर था या इस भवजगत में खटना?

विनोद दुबे मर्यादी वस्त्रालय में काम करते हैं। हजारों रेडीमेड कपड़े होंगे वहां, पर उन सब की जानकारी उन्हें होती है। दुकान के कर्ताधर्ता विवेक चौबे के खास लगते हैं। उस दिन बाबूसराय-कटका पड़ाव के बीच सवेरे साढ़े सात बजे मिल गये। मैं अपनी सवेरे की साइकिल चला रहा था। वे बाबूसराय में किसी से दो हजार का तगादा कर लौट रहे थे। मैं चुपचाप साइकिल चलाने और आसपास निहारने के मूड में था और वे अपनी कहने के।…

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Vindhyavasini Mandir: Exploring the Serene Abode in Palampur

Nestled amidst the breathtaking beauty of Palampur in scenic Himachal Pradesh, Vindhyavasini Mandir stands as a testament to spirituality, architectural brilliance, and historical significance. This sacred Hindu temple, dedicated to the revered Goddess Vindhyavasini, attracts devotees and wanderers alike who seek solace, enlightenment, and a connection with the divine. Steeped in history,…

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Resources to learn more about Hinduphobia, and Hindu culture.

Making a masterpost about this because I'm getting a lot of asks for it. The list will be updated!

Books to read:

Not Without My Daughter by Betty Mahmoody. This is the memoir of a woman stuck in Iran and how she has to illegally sneak out with her daughter. It doesn't focus on Hinduphobia but it does highlight the violence perpetuated by Muslims to women. This is a true story and a movie has also been made on it. Also, I just need to appreciate how well it's written, I was on the edge of my seat the whole time.

Aavarna by  S. L. Bhyrappa. This book basically details how Hindu history was derailed and destroyed by Mughal invaders, specifically Aurangzeb, the plot is fictional but the history is real.

All Religions Are Not the Same by Sanjay Dixit. This is a new book and I've just ordered it actually. It discusses the differences between religions and how secularism affects that.

Why I Killed Gandhi by Nathuram Godse. Includes the testimonial of the man who killed Gandhi. I'm about to read this book and I'm excited. Don't be fooled by the one-star reviews.

Some people you can follow on Twitter are Dr Anand Ranganathan, The Skin Doctor, and VivanVatsa. They're all well-read on Hinduphobia and/or Hindu history. Anand Ranganathan also has published books on Hinduphobia, like Hindus in Hindu Rashtra.

Blogs you can follow for awareness, and learning about Hinduphobia/Hindu culture:

@rhysaka (debunking common myths, awareness)

@magic-coffee /@vindhyavasini(debunking common myths, awareness, politics/geopolitics, news, culture)

@anjanadri (debunking common myths, awareness, culture)

@latent-thoughts (history and explanations, culture)

@forgotten-bharat (amazing for the history of ancient India, and culture)

@misalpav (culture, awareness)

Interesting masterposts from other blogs:

Booklist to learn more about Hindu History by @magic-coffee

The Ayodhya Masterpost by @magic-coffee

Some important Hindu literature:

Mahabharata This is classified as an Itihasa text. It deals with a war between 2 royal factions and is a vehicle for describing the activities of the Avatar Krishna.

Ramayana This is also an Itihasa text. It provides the biography of Lord Rama who is considered an Avatar of Vishnu.

Bhagavad Gita This is an important text of the Vedanta school and is treated separately although it is part of Mahabharata. It provides a coherent summary of Vedanta.

Srimad Bhagavatam This is a Purana and provides a biography of Lord Krishna. This is an important text for the Vaishnava sect of Hinduism.

Shiva Purana and Linga Purana These Puranas provide the biography of Lord Shiva and are important texts for the Saivite sect of Hinduism.

Chandi or Devi Mahatmyam This is an important text for Saktas who worship Sakti or Devi. This text is really part of the Markandeya Purana.

But really, the best way to combat Hinduphobia, is to learn about our history and culture, because if you know the truth, you won't fall for the twisted narrative being peddled by the media today. If you've got to the end of this, thank you for educating yourself and learning about us.

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Superheroes in India, discovering temples, offering their services:

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apparently hindulivesmatter called out your post on ram janmabhoomi. their stance against hinduphobia is pretty strong.

This one? Well, first of all she didn't make a whole post just to spew hatred on what I wrote so otherwise she's got every right to say what she feels. Sorry but not sorry for leaving a bad taste in your mouth even though I still respect you, @rhysaka (I've complimented her on doing an amazing job even way before it became a full fledged hindublr blog), @vindhyavasini, @magic-coffee etc (sorry for missing out anyone these are all I can remember rn)

All of the above hindublr blogs are spreading information, letting people know the hindus' side of the story and it takes a lot of effort to do that. They're doing their job, you do yours. I'd love to read an Islamic/any other community's pov on the history of india including the invasions, partition etc.

"Appeasing both groups" if that's what unity in diversity in a beautiful country which India is, by looking out for different communities' perspective means then yeah sure. "Weird to read after what she wrote about Ram mandir" priye sakhi, I literally write about hinduism and its tales coz I love it and am proud of it? Having views isn't going to change my faith even a bit I can assure you that. You or anyone else is always welcome to criticize anything I wrote if it can improve my view as a human.

Have you even read my post on Ram ji returning? Coz if you had then you would've known just how emotional I was with Ayodhya mandir opening

Anyway, coming back to it

Even though I'd have liked it if you would've rather dropped this directly and honestly in my inbox but still thanks for pointing it out, anon. I actually was stupid for framing it all that way coz it seems like some entirely missed the point.

The only point I wanted to make through the Ram janmbhoomi post was that celebration and reclamation SHOULD happen. It's the festival of our identity. Full of pomp and greetings and everything. A big YES to all of that. Celebration should be done. With devotion and enjoyment. But not with fires and riots ("Ram aag nahi, urja hain.") Not while harrassing anyone. Coz otherwise what will the difference be between us Hindus and any other fanatic?

We're better than that.

At least Ram ji would've wanted us to be better than that.

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https://www.tumblr.com/vindhyavasini/74582558328877875

sanghiblr user vindhyavasini telling us what's islamophobic and what's not lmao 🤣🤣 like their whole party isn't founded around the demolition of a mosque 😂

i'm not surprised. like it all.

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'Progressive' hindu nationalists - why are they Like That?

Tomorrow is the 26th of January, the 74th Republic Day in India - the day the Indian constitution was formalized and adopted. I thought i'd mourn my fast-fading nationalism on this occasion by kinda airing out some bullshit and starting a political longpost, which is always a good idea right? right???

Since about the end of last year, I've seen some blogs on here that define themselves around hindutva - hindu nationalism, the idea that India is a hindu nation and must abandon its secular status. Any leftie/liberal with any awareness of the news will know their rhetoric is bullshit. Anyone who isn't really aware of Indian religious dynamics would know to spot their Islamophobia from a mile away, because seriously, the discourse is Ben Shapiro levels of bad.

The most egregious of these include hindulivesmatter, rhysaka, yato-dharmasto-jaya, vindhyavasini and others. Basically a small hindu nationalist clique. They're actually not that big a deal even on this hellsite, but they keep annoyingly popping up to start firebrand arguments under posts. But they're not uncommon in the real world. In fact, i think the majority of the Indian urban youth is Like That - anti-homophobia, anti-misogyny, theoretically anti-islamophobia, the same general left-leaning values associated with Gen Z; but with a weird blind spot when it comes to the fascist decline of their own country.

These users are not too different from TERFs, with their couching of hate in progressive, tumblr-social-justice language. There's been a lot of discourse around why TERFs are the way they are, why their otherwise feminist and progressive values eventually shatter in favour of their hate. I want to do something similar for hindutva tumblr, because i see in it a newer kind of hindu nationalist aggression, yet one that i am very familiar with, as an urban upper-middle-class Indian born into a Marathi Hindu family.

The main question i want to answer is this: why does someone espousing dire Islamophobic rhetoric also sincerely believe in progressive ideas? Why do they not see the contradictions? To do that, we need a little primer in post-independence Indian history.

So, it's often said that Indian democracy was not handed to us; this is not only in the sense that we had to fight for our freedom against the Brits, but also in the sense that there were long deliberations on the exact type of republic we wanted to be. The constitution was drafted, finalized and adopted a full three years after the Brits left. This framing of a philosophical struggle stayed on, throughout the tumult of the following decades.

This is how the modern Indian is taught about our history: Several riots, the Emergency in the 70s, the wars with Pakistan and China, the formation of Bangladesh, the victory at the cricket world cup, the Cold War international policy of non-alignment, the Green Revolution, all of these are presented through a frame of struggle, with the Kargil War and the 1991 liberalization being the point of stabilization. The median citizen of 1971 was politically aware and politically involved. That of 2001 was most likely not. At least, that's the narrative of capitalism in the country. This narrative of a 50-year prolonged post-independence struggle is why Indian nationalism is so potent, even outside of the newer Hindu fascist rhetoric. We've got a very intense sense of national pride. I'm guilty of it myself.

In 1991, the economy was opened up to multinational corporations and eventually led to the formation of an Indian petit bourgeois. The period from 1991 to roughly 2011 is seen as a period of idyllic peace much like the Clinton administration in the US. Culturally, this was the time of the Bollywood masala movie - light, apolitical and all about a big Hindu joint family that preaches benevolent unity of all religions. But the thing that was never mentioned in these movies was caste - an elephant in the room that i haven't addressed yet. Just like the 'default' US Culture is white suburban christian, the default culture here is upper caste middle-class hindu. The aforementioned rise of the middle class was largely along caste lines. Households in the US have microcultures along ethnic lines, and they can be similarly mapped in India through caste and religion.

The Indian equivalent of the megachurch pastor is the ruling BJP's paramilitary parent organization, the RSS, as well as others like the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, the Karni Sena, etc - organizations that normal people largely didn't agree with but whose values and morals were ingrained in their subconscious. The apolitical Hindu in like 2004 did not believe, like the RSS does, that India should be a Hindu nation; but he (i use 'he' here because male tends to be default in this case, and that's a whole different conversation) did believe in the greatness of traditions, the Indian armed forces and in ancient Hindu scientific supremacy (which at the time was limited to Aryabhatta's zero and the actual progress in the sciences from ancients like Charaka and Sushruta to more modern ones like Ramanujan and CV Raman - it hadn't gone into cuckoo fantasy land yet, where we showhow had stem cell research and aeroplanes in ancient India and the Ramayana is apparently actual history now). To this person, Savarkar was an icon of the freedom struggle along with others like Gandhi, Bose, Ambedkar, etc, but he didn't know or care about his religio-fascist ideology. Fascist elements existed then and had their pockets of support - the Shiv Sena in Maharashtra, Modi's CM-hood in Gujarat, and the first BJP national administration came up during this time. To the normal citizen, they were simply extremists with 'some good points'.

2008 was the year of the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai. Islamophobia didn't fully enter Indian discourse just yet, largely because of the assertion of the city's multicultural identity, but the seeds were certainly sown. In fact, blatant Islamophobia wouldn't be mainstream till 2016 or so - the BJP's 2014 election was won on middle-class concerns. The petit bourgeois finally made its voice heard politically in the 2011 anti-corruption protests spearheaded by Anna Hazare and Arvind Kejriwal, the latter of whom is the founder of the newest major political party in the country. It's typical of protests of this kind, agitating against a vague idea of corruption with not many tangible demands. It is true that by 2011, the Congress government was notoriously bloated, corrupt and ineffectual at a systemic level. The BJP gained a single-party majority on an anti-corruption and pro-welfare platform, with religion not really a factor.

The middle class celebrated this as an ultimate affirmation of their hegemony, and the RSS-derived values kicked into high gear. The celebrations have now become a gloat-fest, kinda like vindicated Marvel fans when their Disney product makes a bajillion dollars. The best example of this is the Ram Mandir inauguration earlier this week. Modi cultivated an image of a messiah figure who could do no wrong. Anyone who opposed their goals is now an anti-national and a traitor. General attitudes as a whole have grown a lot more bloodthirsty and carceral. Propaganda, degradation of public discourse, weakening of the media and public institutions, the whole gamut.

The people running the above-mentioned blogs are quite representative of this demographic. They probably fully believe what they spout. They fully believe that Hindus and Hinduism are under threat in India, that love jihad ("forced conversion") is a real thing, that Islamists are taking over their nation, and even that Hindus have been 'sleeping' and are just now being 'woken up'. At the same time, they believe in socially progressive values. The supposedly pro-LGBT+ and pro-feminist stances taken by the RSS are very much targeted at urban Hindus, not at the West as PR.

The propaganda directed at them (which includes movies, social media and tragically, many news outlets) often appeals to the traditional acceptance of queer individuals in mythological texts to get straight, cis, sheltered urban Hindus of all ages to reconcile bigotries and get on board the hate train. It is often in a comparative frame, juxtaposed with the bigotry in Islamic or Christian texts and historical persecution in the West (btw, the term acceptance is very loose here, they often equate mention of a thing with acceptance of that thing even if it's derogatory. Ancient hindu culture only 'accepted' trans women, and that was a marginalized acceptance at best).

The RSS often preaches that Hinduism is the religion of tolerance, and advocates for a twisted version of the tolerance paradox. It's reached a level where propaganda doesn't have to be deliberate - the citizens will do it for them. These blogs are true believers despite the contradictions, but their online activity is probably a deliberate form of praxis, with the co-opting of social justice vocab and appealing to white/western/Indian expat guilt etc. So yes, very much like TERFs, except that TERFs are an actual minority whereas Hindutva ideology is increasingly the default 'apolitical' belief. The reactionary internalization has been successful.

Tl;dr: people like hindulivesmatter are sincere in their bigotry towards Muslims as well as their progressive beliefs, because Indian culture as a whole oriented itself towards appealing to the urban upper caste middle class.

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don't post this if you don't want the drama, but if you're curious its a user called vindhyavasini who is defending it on their blog. they aren't actively telling people to drink it true, but they are defending it with lots of scientific misinformation and links to shady articles

Thanks, anon, for telling me the context behind this. I found the post you were referring to and it indeed has a ton of scientific misinformation in it. I understand that they're not telling people to drink it, which is good. However, they're still spreading around harmful pseudoscientific nonsense which is pretty bad. I don't know why people can't just research on their own and find out what's actually supported by science and actual clinical trials.

Can you believe I had to respond to this because the mods with actual science and medical degrees saw the gaumutra post and got a headache so bad that their brains shut down just to process the amount of misinformation?

PSA: Don't use cow urine/gaumutra as a medicine or drink it for shits and giggles. You literally risk dying from that. Don't do it. Rigorously fact check any farfetched and ridiculous claims you see.

-Mod S

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Namaskar!

Welcome! I started this blog to collect and document instances of Hinduphobia in the world. In India and other countries, Hindus are persecuted constantly, and Hinduism is slandered on the daily. But the narrative that is told is that we are the oppressors, when in reality Hindus have been colonized by multiple empires, including the Mughal and British Empire.

This blog will contain any posts talking about Hinduphobia and the reality of life for Hindus in the current political climate. I'll also be reblogging posts showing the beauty of Hinduism and Hindu culture!

Some great blogs that also post Hindublr content: @magic-coffee, @vindhyavasini, @rhysaka, @yato-dharmastato-jayah, @anjanadri

If you see posts on Hinduphobia, be sure to tag me!

I'm fluent in English, Hindi and Marathi, so if you're sending an ask/submission, please make sure it is something I can understand or can translate using Google!

Sending hate mail? Go ahead. I like to fight.

MASTERPOST FOR RESOURCES TO LEARN ABOUT HINDUPHOBIA/HINDU CULTURE

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