Well the main point about this anti muslim thing seems to be a feeling of 'inferiority' in the hindu psyche. It is insidiously working on the high, mighty, educated as well as illiterate, downtrodden.....1 / n

Hindus just cannot believe they don't get more respect internationally, as well as at home. Hindus do not look at their religion as hidebound and stultified. After all, there are luminaries such as Rangoli Ranaut asking viewers to 'open' their minds to appreciate....2 / n

..the imagery, and the mythology of the TV Ramayan. The Hindus do not accept that their religion, much like the ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Babylonian and other such religions, is beyond its use by date. To 'demand' respect at home they now rely on their brute....3 / n

...majority in India, and 'address' ancient wrongs harking back centuries when their ancestors were pacifists, and tolerated conquest. Who is to encourage them to come out of their reactionary thinking? The chain of leaders with modern thought that should have formed....4 / n

...after independence, stopped at the first generation unfortunately, due to a dearth of educated and capable leaders. Perhaps in addition to the IAS, India should have an Indian Political Service. Persons well trained in the norms of modern democracy, and well paid...5 / n

...would be decidedly more effective than the current crop of so called leaders who are either inheritors of a family political legacy or products of either student goondagardi or criminal characters and history sheeters. Till the right person at the helm comes along...6 / n

....the 'Hindu political ship' will continue to flounder, and 'Hindus' will continue to fritter away the gains of modernity and democracy....7 / n