The British loot🔗

In 1750, when Robert Clive returned with 900 large ships of gold coins, diamonds, pearls, silver etc. from India, there was a discussion in the London Parliament. The then British prime minister was stunned to hear about the amount of gold. More shocking was that it was just from a few ports and trade centers, such as Calcutta (Bengal), not the entire country. By controlling the ports, they controlled the import and export. Next, they took over all the trade. Clive was an extremely corrupt officer. He and his companions were the cause of a lot of cruel atrocities on innocent people. He was tried for his crimes and later committed suicide. Yet the European barbarians did not stop. Recently one of Robert Clive's shipwrecks close to the South African coast was found containing chests of gold coins. This loot from 1700 did not end even after the supposed political independence of the country in 1947. The graph below shows how India's GDP fell during the British era.

For the purpose of making the Hindu civilization into a suitable market for collonialization and exploitation, the domestic industries were destroyed. For example - ancient methods of steel production (still practised in a few villages) gave employment at the village level, gave high quality steel production and forging units at the village level. This industry was destroyed by making mining illegal. Similarly various industries were destroyed.

The first attack done on His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda after a fabricated obscene video character assassinating Him was repeatedly aired on a private television channel was on the finances of His monasteries temples. The bank accounts of the Charitable Trust were illegally frozen by the anti-Hindu vested interests. As we see from the history, anti-Hindus forces always aims at weakening Hindus economically.