81. DialogNow || Hijacking India's History Hijacking india's history this editorial in the nyt details the campaignby the bjp to rewrite india's history. Things like omitting http://www.dialognow.org/story/2002/12/30/0523/4417

Hijacking India's History this editorial in the nyt details the campaign by the bjp to rewrite India's history. Things like omitting Mahatma Gandhi's assasination by a Hindu nationalist from the history books. Those who control the past control the present...and therefore the future. by jimbo , in on Mon Dec 30th, 2002 at 12:52:03 AM PST, [] Post a Comment DN - Reading list Gujarat Election : Dangerous Portents (30 comments) #1 Re-writing ancient history is not easy task: This is not an easy task. They need to lot research about what they are going to write. If BJP/RSS/VHP will try to fool indians by re-writing wrong history, they will have hard time to get elected and rule the india. There are people who will not accept it and challenge them in to the court. The NYT article has not provided enough information, but I am sure no one will be ready to believe any other story about Gandhiji's assasination. by amdavadi on Mon Dec 30th, 2002 at 07:44:26 PM PST Post another comment #2 Re-writing History: So much of Indian history has been and is influenced by Colonial stereotypes about the past, which have little to do with past reality and more to do with consideration of maintaining colonial rule. The Saffronists are propounding a very specific and particular interpretation of Indian histroy with their view of the Islamisation process in South Asia, the controversy over the Aryan Migration theory and the self-perception of Indic communities before the arrival of Islam and Colonialism. Much of this has clear instrumentalist uses in the present and are meant to facilitate certain patterns of inter-communal relationships and mobilisation. It remains to be seen how successful they will be as there are other competing interpretations and views, which are antagonistic to this approach.

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PUSHKAR FAIR 2002 PALACE ON WHEELS Full Name Republic of India Area 3,287,590 sq. km Population Capital City New Delhi People Indian. Religion Secular state. Hindu 80%, Muslim 14%, Christian 2.4%, Sikh 2%, Buddhist 0.7%, Jain 0.5%, Zoroastrian and others 0.4% Language 18 official languages, 1652 dialects. English is widely spoken. Government The world’s largest democracy. Federal republic Head of State President K. R. Narayanan Indian history can be roughly divided into the 6 periods of Ancient India, Medieval India, the years of the Company, colonial times as part of The Raj, the struggle for Independence and finally, post-Independence. India, the geopolitical entity as she stands today is a post-Independence phenomenon. It was as recently as "the stroke of the midnight hour" on 15 th August 1947 when Nehru pronounced her "tryst with destiny" that India woke "to life and freedom".

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HISTORICAL JOURNEY Bangalore, is now what we call India's Silicon Valley and the country's pub capital, along with aerospace research, biotechnology and dozens of premier education institutions it is perhaps the most westernized city in India. But very few actually know much about the history of this pleasant and beautiful city. Legend has it that a prosperous King of the 11th Century, Veera Ballala the 2nd, was on a expedition when he lost his way in the thick forest. After a long and tiring search for some habitation, the hungry King came across an isolated hut. He knocked on the door and was warmly welcomed by a poor woman. The woman had nothing to offer the King except some boiled beans. The King sumptuously ate the humble meal and left the hut gratefully after a short rest. He later named the town that sprang up in the region 'Benda Kalooru' or town of boiled beans. The name changed as time went on and what we are presently left with is a corrupted version of the original, but a name that we Bangaloreans simply love. In the year 1537, Kempe Gowda designed the present day city. His son Kempe Gowda II built the famous towers at the four corners of the old city. In 1638, Shahaji Bhonsic, the father of Shivaji captured the City. In 1687 Aurargzeb's army captured the City and sold it to the Wodeyars for a paltry sum of 3 lakhs, three years later, the city is gifted to Wodeyar in 1759, he built the famous Lal Bagh, one of Bangalore's most beautifully laid out gardens.

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India's History I ndia's extraordinary history is intimately tied to its geography. A meeting ground between the East and the West, it has always been an invader's paradise, while at the same time its natural isolation and magnetic religions allowed it to adapt to and absorb many of the peoples who penetrated its mountain passes. No matter how many Persians, Greeks, Chinese nomads, Arabs, Portuguese, British and other raiders had their way with the land, local Hindu kingdoms invariably survived their depradations, living out their own sagas of conquest and collapse. All the while, these local dynasties built upon the roots of a culture well established since the time of the first invaders, the Aryans. In short, India has always been simply too big, too complicated, and too culturally subtle to let any one empire dominate it for long. True to the haphazard ambiance of the country, the discovery of India's most ancient civilization literally happened by accident. British engineers in the mid-1800's, busy constructing a railway line between Karachi and Punjab, found ancient, kiln-baked bricks along the path of the track. This discovery was treated at the time as little more than a curiosity, but archaeologists later revisited the site in the 1920's and determined that the bricks were over 5000 years old. Soon afterward, two important cities were discovered: Harappa on the Ravi river, and Mohenjodaro on the Indus. The civilization that laid the bricks, one of the world's oldest, was known as the Indus. They had a written language and were highly sophisticated. Dating back to 3000 BC, they originated in the south and moved north, building complex, mathematically-planned cities. Some of these towns were almost three miles in diameter and contained as many as 30,000 residents. These ancient municipalities had granaries, citadels, and even household toilets. In Mohenjodaro, a mile-long canal connected the city to the sea, and trading ships sailed as far as Mesopotamia. At its height, the Indus civilization extended over half a million square miles across the Indus river valley, and though it existed at the same time as the ancient civilizations of Egypt and Sumer, it far outlasted them.

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March 2003 India The Republic of India (India), the world's sixth largest energy consumer, plans major energy infrastructure investments to keep up with increasing demandparticularly for electric power. India also is the world's third-largest producer of coal, and relies on coal for more than half of its total energy needs. Note: information contained in this report is the best available as of March 2003 and can change. BACKGROUND India's economic growth is currently recovering from a mild slowdown in 2002, which was mainly attributable to weak demand for manufactured exports and the effects of a drought on agricultural output. Real growth in the country's gross domestic product (GDP) was 4.8% for 2002, and is projected to rise to 5.7% in 2003. The economic effects of recent political tensions in the region have been quite modest. (The Indian fiscal year for economic statistics begins on April 1.) After many years of pursuing economic policies based on import substitution and state ownership of key industries, India's government embarked on a series of economic reforms in the mid-1990s. Included in the reforms have been a relaxation of restrictions on foreign ownership in some sectors, and the privatization of some industrial enterprises. After much delay, the Indian government decided in January 2003 to move forward with the sale of majority stakes in two downstream oil companies, which has been seen as a major development. India has a longstanding territorial dispute with Pakistan over the ownership of Kashmir, which has led to a tense relationship between the two countries since the partition of British India in 1947. After a large-scale mobilization of military forces along their border during most of 2002, tensions eased somewhat late in the year, and both sides have pulled back some of their forces from the border. India's rivalry with Pakistan has direct relevance to the country's energy sector, as it impedes plans for regional natural gas and/or oil pipelines (i.e., from Central Asia).

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