Anand Ranganathan, J Sai Deepak & Meenakshi Jain expose indian History Lies | Hindu Resistance

Video Courtesy: World Intellectual Foundation ( March 2024 ) 💰 Support Our Team: Help us keep spreading bold ideas! 👉 Contribute: https://pages.razorpay.com/supportclearcutt Your contributions fuel our mission to reach more people! 🙏 Full Video Link : https://youtu.be/1jb75uDbUFY?si=dAF9wD2_UhUs8iiY 🚀 Stay Updated with Every Video: 💬 Join Our Communities: ✅ WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaJ3N2vBVJlAKI1Z2p3b ✅ Telegram: https://t.me/clearcuttalksdiscussion Anand Ranganathan highlights the judiciary’s inefficiencies—50 million pending cases, nepotism, and a "collision system"—arguing that it has ground to a halt. Ranganathan then shifts to historical narratives, critiquing William Dalrymple’s portrayal of Ashoka’s conversion to Buddhism post-Kalinga War, which he refutes with evidence from Sanjeev Sanyal that Ashoka was already Buddhist four years prior. He accuses Dalrymple and other historians of spreading misinformation. He argues that the real issue lies not with historians but with politicians who perpetuate these narratives.He provides examples of political leaders eulogizing historical figures whose actions he deems questionable: Maulana Azad: Quoted by Narendra Modi as a freedom movement scholar, but Ranganathan cites Azad’s divisive remarks against "kafirs" (non-believers) and his emphasis on unbreakable Muslim unity. Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti: Modi’s gesture of offering a chadar for his Urs is contrasted with Chishti’s alleged threats to destroy Hindu temples and fight infidels. Saint Francis Xavier: Modi’s praise for harmony on his feast day is juxtaposed with Xavier’s disdain for Hindu gods and role in the Goa Inquisition, which tortured and converted Hindus. . J. Sai Deepak criticizes the lack of empathy and abundance of judgment when Hindus assess their ancestors’ defeats, attributing them to cowardice, division, or casteism rather than finding positives. He highlights the ongoing debate within the Hindu community about reclaiming occupied religious sites. Deepak sees history as a tool to "weaponize the Hindu mind" for societal survival, not just to critique political opponents like Congress or the Left. Deepak connects contemporary challenges to the 1920s, suggesting a cyclical repetition of history ("Kaal Chakra") and urging Hindus to learn from past mistakes. He credits societal yearning and centuries of struggle (e.g., 496 years for the 2019 Ram Mandir verdict) for recent changes, not just political shifts since 2014. He critiques colonial interpretations, like Dalrymple’s claim of Ashoka’s Greek heritage, as a desperate attempt to attribute India’s achievements to white influence, rooted in the Aryan Invasion Theory. He links this theory to modern Dravidianist politics in South India, which he calls more dangerous than Kashmir’s overt separatism due to its "social justice" veneer masking anti-Hinduism. . Meenakshi Jain notes that British colonial historians portrayed Indians as weak and divided, a narrative that persisted post-independence due to imported ideologies sidelining native voices.1024 Narrative: A Gujarat minister’s eyewitness account of Mahmood Ghaznavi’s failed attempt to destroy a temple, marking an early medieval resistance story. 1333 Narrative by Jin Prabhasuri: A minister who, during the Sultanate’s peak, traveled devastated regions, reassuring people that damaged idols ("khandit murtis") retained power. He retrieved a hidden image from Mohammad bin Tughlaq’s storehouse, reconsecrated it, and built a temple in Delhi. Madurai Vijay Poem: it describes Goddess Meenakshi inspiring her husband to restore dharma by reopening temples, some converted into mosques, after Sultanate control. Tirupati Poem: A Telugu poet’s 99 surviving verses lament the god’s helplessness as invaders stormed the temple under Golconda’s 150-year rule, ending in anguish rather than triumph. She also notes the 18th-century Kardameshwar temple, built from ruins of destroyed temples, symbolizing resilience amid devastation. 📚 Must-Read Books : 👉 Shop Now - https://www.amazon.com/shop/clearcuttalks?ref_=cm_sw_r_mwn_aipsfshop_04C1FY8NVN2XRRTEP8X8&language=en_US [Disclaimer] ⭐ This video is reposted for educational and informational purposes. All credits belong to the original owner (World Intellectual Foundation). We do not claim ownership. For removal or alternate crediting, please contact us immediately. Thank you for your cooperation! #anandranganathan #jsaideepak #meenakshijain #indianhistory #aryaninvasiontheory #ashoka Anand Ranganathan debate, Anand Ranganathan latest, Anand Ranganathan fiery speech, J Sai Deepak latest, J Sai Deepak interview, J Sai Deepak debate, J Sai Deepak speech, J Sai Deepak podcast, Meenakshi Jain historian, Meenakshi Jain latest, Meenakshi Jain interview, Meenakshi Jain on temples, Attack on Meenakshi Temple, Krishna in Upanishads, Krishna in Arthashastra, Ask Abhijit Show, Kashi Vishwanath, Hindu resistance, Hindu genocide, Indian resistance