Brahminism

Nowadays the word that is most used in Indian politics is Brahmanism. Where did the word Brahminism come from, how it got settled in the Indian social fabric is a matter of research. In today's context, a lot of work needs to be done on this so that many misconceptions in the society can be cleared.

During the mythological period of India, when the Varna Ashram was at its peak and casteism had not emerged, no one was exploitative or exploited. People could perform any varna dharna on the basis of their merit, that is, on the basis of education and purity, any person could become a Brahmin by attaining the title of a Brahmin and doing the work of a Brahmin, that is, the worshiper, in the Gurukula.

Over time, some devious people, with the intention of not leaving the high place in the society and leaving that high place for their upcoming generations, brought it on the basis of birth by the Brahmin class.

Let us today take a pledge on the occasion of Independence Day on the 4th anniversary of India's independence that we should work unitedly to eradicate Brahminism in the form of casteist, exploitative system so that India can regain its glory by gaining fame in the world as a bird of saunas. Could do and our dream of Vishwa Guru can be realized.