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Hindutva is the central idea of RSS’s ideology. The Hindu religion, wherein women are perceived merely as objects of gratification at the service of men, characterizes Sita, Anusuya and Padmini as superior and divine whereas women like Surpnakha, Holika and Tadka are branded as ‘Rakshasi’ and ‘Kulta’.What is the Sangh’s woman discourse? Siddharth explores:

That is what Ambedkar said about the Gita while those who espouse brahmanical ideology consider the text as their great philosophical feat. In fact, the RSS and the BJP are trying to declare the Gita as the national scripture

Wittingly and unwittingly, Dwijs created the myth of Eklavya, who was not a killer or a cheat like the others they worship. He represented the deprived sections of society and unmasked the cruelty of the Dwijs. So, who was Eklavya? What was his story? Rajkishore has the answers

The proponents of Brahmanism came up with the myth of Ramayana to establish Aryans’ and Dwijs’ hegemony over the non-Aryans and Bahujans. They achieved this objective by distorting history through the use of this myth. Here is an analysis of the myth and its characters by Ish Mishra

RSS will build its fascist programme on its unrestrained imagination as it sets out to rewrite history. This is similar to the writing of the Puranas – instead of history – to cover up the social anomalies of Brahmanism. However, today, the Eklavyas have learnt to write and the Shambuks have learnt archery

The fact is that the Gita is a Dwij bullet fired from the shoulders of a Bahujan hero. The Gita is nothing except an astute reproduction of the Manusmriti. Then, the Gita’s Bahujan hero and Bahujan voice is silenced. And how? An arrow of a Bahujan Baheliya (bird-catcher) kills him.

We must see who rules India. We know the people who actually rule this country are the Hindus who have been shaped and cultured by the Brahmins that is a clan having absolutely no regard for human values

The moment one mentions Mahabharata, only the popular characters come to mind while, in fact, the epic is incomplete without the lesser mortals who have been left out of its pages