True Indology

Indian literature, Archaeology, History,Linguistics,Theology. Admirer and follower of Dr. B.R Ambedkar. I revere the feet of Sant Ravidas and Sant Chokhamela.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

January 10,2025

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

Ha ha. You did not descend from the sky. You are a dehati too.

Every Indian is at most an ex-dehati. Barely 70 years ago, around 93% of Indians lived in villages. So if you weren't a dehati, your parents were. If not them, then your grandparents certainly were. Your ancestors were not living in London or Paris.

Moving to a city, speaking broken English with horrible retroflexes and Indian accent and earning ₹50K doesn't magically make you non-dehati. At most, it makes you an ex-dehati. You are a dehati by blood, looks, ancestry and genetics

What is genuinely shocking is the contempt some ex-dehatis have for the people they came from. The same sneering classism you direct at dehatis is exactly the kind of contempt foreigners direct at Indians. For exactly the same reasons. And then you complain when it is directed at you.

Sexual harassment happens in cities too. Taking about genocide of entire rural population for the crime of a few individuals is both absurd and disgusting.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

In India, we tolerate cheating in the name of "casteism and system". We do not shame the cheaters and they see no reason to discontinue their ways.

They go abroad, repeat the same pattern, get caught.

They contribute to the international image of Indians as fraudsters .

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

@s_ketharaman That is FAKE.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

Reservation and the SC/ST atrocity act is a curse upon this nation. They took away the life of Sahil Wakode.

Let me explain why I say this.

I too have studied at one of India's premier institutions, and I saw something that people are often unwilling to discuss honestly. There can be an enormous academic gulf between students sitting in the same classroom. This does not necessarily mean that one group is hardworking and the other is not. Some of the students who struggled the most were also among the hardest-working.

The uncomfortable truth is that human ability has natural limits. The human brain, like the human body, differs from person to person. Exercise cannot turn every man into an Olympic athlete, and effort cannot give every student the same aptitude for mathematics, abstraction or rapid learning. Hard work can take a person a very long way, but it cannot abolish differences in innate ability.

Yet modern Indian society refuses to accept this simple fact.

Modern Indian parents are taught to believe that hard work is the answer to everything. When a child struggles, they do not ask whether the child has reached the limits of his particular aptitude. They tell him to work harder. They beat him, shame him, compare him with other children and make him believe that failure is a moral defect.

This becomes particularly vicious when education is treated as a matter of family honour and social status.

And then we take a student who might have been perfectly capable of succeeding in an ordinary college, place him in an extraordinarily competitive institution through a reservation system, and surround him with students selected from an entirely different academic distribution.

What happens next?

The student does not suddenly become stupid. He is simply competing in an environment in which the relative gap between him and his classmates may be enormous. He works harder and harder, yet continues to see others effortlessly doing what takes him hours. His marks remain low. His confidence collapses.

And because this is India, marks are not merely marks.

They become a public measure of intelligence, worth and family prestige.

The student begins to believe that everyone around him is discovering what his parents refuse to admit: that he cannot keep up.

That is where reservation becomes cruel.

Had the same student entered a college whose academic level was closer to his own preparation and aptitude, he might have been an average student instead of a perpetual failure. He might have competed with his classmates, made friends, succeeded at something and left college with his confidence intact.

Instead, our caste-based admission system can put him into an elite environment where the academic mismatch becomes a source of constant humiliation, while the surrounding culture tells him that there is no legitimate explanation for his struggle except that he has not worked hard enough. This constant humiliation makes him resort to desperate measures like cheating.

This is not compassion.

It is cruelty disguised as social justice.

And there is another poisonous consequence. Once caste becomes institutionalized in admissions and discipline, every academic dispute can acquire a caste dimension. The student sees himself as a victim of caste. The institution becomes afraid of appearing casteist. Teachers become conscious of the SC/ST machinery hanging over every interaction. Resentment grows on all sides. Reservation and SC/ST atrocity act is breaking India

[IANS @ians_india]

Mumbai, Maharashtra: Ravindra Wakode, father of deceased IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakode, says, "I appeal for a thorough investigation into those who pushed him toward suicide through torture and caste discrimination. I urge the government to ensure justice for my child by terminating them from service..."

[Tapesh Yadav @tapeshyadav_usa]

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I entered IIT Delhi in General Category with high JEE rank, though I'm from Shudra/Dalit village (+ extreme poverty, hungry childhood). I topped my IIT batch. Went on to Massachusetts Institute of Technology, earning one of fastest PhD. Then entrepreneur, won numerous patents, etc.

For me, "advanced studies" books were like novels. Most of it felt simple, obvious. One read, I was done, most of the time.

@TrueIndology does not say that so-called OBC, SC or ST lack talent or cannot master a field. He says reservations can be cruel. That is true.

The IITs and similar schools of India put every student in the same room with the professors, in the same labs, under the same exams and the same grades. That room is a mirror. Reservations were meant to give a nineteen-year-old a chance against 1000+ years of presumed and unverifiable discrimination. What they give instead is a daily accounting of what he or she cannot do.

The misfits in an elite nest.

A boy or girl who might have thrived in a skill school becomes a depressed and angry engineer who cannot engineer.

India does not need caste reservations in a limited number of colleges. India needs to add colleges and vocational schools in every city, town, state and every territory—so many that any boy or girl can apply, get admission, learn, find the work that fits the hands and the mind, and grow to the full measure of what is in them.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

More General Category students are committing suicide than anyone else.

Most common reasons are financial problems, family expectations and stress.

Why does a suicide become national outrage only when the victim is OBC/SC/ST?

Do GC students not matter at all?

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

I did not know about their background and I did not/do not judge anyone on the basis of their background.

But vicious attacks against me were launched when I spoke out against SC/ST atrocity act. They resorted to lies, slander and character assassination. They intentionally misinterpreted everything I wrote and desperately tried to cause me harm. They were literally reaching out to everyone to get me arrested.

Many of them specifically targeted me using anti Brahmin slurs. They apparently did not like what I wrote about some of their community Gods (You know who!). Saumya and a few others were viciously attacked too. Therefore, I am not surprised to know this in the least.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

This ugly, shameless beast is one of the filthiest, most dishonest, and most disgraceful people I have ever encountered on social media. A lying, shameless fraud, rotten to the core, with absolutely no regard for truth, decency, or the reputations of the people they target.

This person previously made a series of completely false and deeply defamatory allegations against me. I had seriously considered personally pursuing legal action at the time, but I was unfortunately occupied with other matters too important to pay attention to such insects. I deeply regret not having taken the matter further.

What makes this even more disturbing is the apparent pattern: people who criticize their political party are targeted with outrageous accusations and character assassination, and now someone else appears to be facing the same treatment.

Do not simply ignore this. Preserve every post, message, screenshot, link, and other piece of evidence. If you pursue a case, I would strongly consider doing so in a jurisdiction where the proceedings can take place independently and without any perceived political interference or local influence. Do not give these people the opportunity to intimidate you into silence.

I am also seriously reconsidering filing a case over what was said about me. I will not allow a shameless liar and unscrupulous fraud to make shameless false allegations against me and then simply move on to another target as though nothing happened.

People like this should not be rewarded with impunity. They should be held accountable for what they say and for the damage they deliberately cause.

[Dr. Neha Das @neha_laldas]

This you??👇

You should be thankful that I haven't filed an FIR against you, Yet!!!

Shameless creatures are coming to tell us what and whom we should support!!

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

@SRed310505 He is Golla(Telugu Gwala) OBC.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

Prevent a thief from stealing, and the SC/ST act will be slapped against you.

That the professor himself was from OBC community did not protect him from this act.

GC and OBC Hindus must immediately realize they are in existential danger. Otherwise, this is just the tip of an iceberg and you will not survive this storm.

[Deepan Shanmugasundaram @deepan_civileng]

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Most IIT https://t.co/HiwfsbInBY. students are exceptionally brilliant - naturally gifted in ways far beyond anything I had encountered before.

Being an average student (like me) - among them was depressing at times.

(But it was more of a deep humbling experience for me)

[Kindsoul @Kindsoulloves]

I heard a story from my junior (IIT Dhanbad) that a kid from reservation drove Tractor on campus during Holi..He also used to drink everyday and many times fought students too but professors had to pass him in semesters fearing ScST 💩 act!

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

@RaGaCore You mean Ajanta. Have you seen the inscription there? It mentions Rama, Krishna, Indra, Shiva.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

In Ellora itself, oldest caves are Hindu. Every archaeologist worth his salt vouches for it.

The cave you are proudly showcasing was built by donation from a Brahmin.

When people have no history of their own and no personal achievements to share, they kang over the legacy of others.

[𝐕 @lordvishalkumar]

The Buddhist Ajanta–Ellora Caves are older than Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

@SunnyKu21458193 Seethe Dasyu seethe.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

@SunnyKu21458193 @Dharmocratic Replace Hindu with Brahmanism.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

'It is often not appreciated that the earliest caves at Ellora were affiliated to Hinduism'- The Routledge Handbook of Hindu Temples

[Nirvana @Nirva_999]

It must be much higher in AP and Telangana.

Telangana has Asia’s biggest church, Calvary Temple and these are growing! And in AP, there are so many house churches that don’t even look like churches. Sometimes, even a husband and wife living in the same house run separate house churches. Most of them may not be registered or even listed on Google Maps.