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Hindu Holocaust

Hindu Holocaust

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Introduction - Hindu Holocaust - The Biggest in World History 2
Persecution on His Divine Holiness was a holographic projection of the 5000 years of - The Hindu Holocaust 2

Contents 3

Sadashiva’s Economics are “For Life” 5

Attacked by foreign tribes, who had lust for Hindu women 6
Sample case study - Sikandar Butshikan – the butcher of Kashmir 8
Massacres and loss of life 8
Persecution of Hindus by Sultan Sikandar 8
Destruction of life supporting Infrastructure during the reign of Sikandar Butshikan 9
Destruction of Trade & Commerce 9
Destruction of Health care system and Knowledge of Surgery 9
Destruction of Technology 10
Wootz Steel - Shilpa Shastra 10
Destruction of Farms and Agriculture Practices 10
Destruction of Culture during the reign of Sikandar Butshikan 11
Destruction of Traditional Value Systems, Customs & Rituals and Ridicule of Bhakti (Sacred Sentiments) 11
Destruction of Sacred Art, Drama, Music 11
Destruction of Hindu Temples 11

Attacked by organized greedy merchants and pirates, who saw the gold 13
The British loot 13
Destruction of Trade & Commerce during the colonial rule 14
The Illegal Freezing of the Charitable Trust Bank Accounts 14

Destruction of The Education System by Macaulay 15
State of Indian Education before Macaulay’s English Education act, 1835 15
Major Data Sources 15
Overview of the higher education system (universities) a millenium before Macaulay – universities at Nalanda, Taxila and Vikramashila 16
Libraries of Nalanda (Dharmaganja) – 3 Large multi-storeyed buildings 16
Destroyed – the burning of the libraries 16
What was lost? 18
We don’t even know what we lost! 18

Traces of Sanskrit terminologies 20
Overview of the primary school education system immediately before Macaulay 21
How the Indian Education compared with the state of education in Europe, particularly in 21
England
A few unique aspects of the Indian primary education (as identified by the British 23
themselves)
Institutions of higher learning – Colleges 28
Institutions of higher learning – medicine and surgery 30
Destruction of the indigenous superior education system 32

Artificial Food crisis created during the rule of the greedy merchants 35
The 1770 Famine in Bengal 35
The Bengal famine of 1943 36
Hindu food security model 37
The food security model during that era was as follows 37

Relics of past persecution 40
Food Desert - Unhealthy food for masses 40
Suicide of Farmers - Agrarian Crisis 40
Broken community lifestyle - Unstable nuclear families 40
Anti-Hinduism 40