#Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on the Ideology of Hindutva
Netaji severely criticized the slogan of ‘Hindu Rashtra’ and said: ‘‘There can be no bigger a lie than saying that the interests of the Hindus and the Muslims are different.
Those who say that the interests of the Hindus and Muslims are not the same actually do not speak the truth.’’
(Address at Rajsahi, 13 April 1928)
‘‘Like all other religions Islam has also a place in India. It is necessary to be acquainted with the traditions, ideals and history of each religion, because mutual cultural familiarity paves the way for communal peace and unity. …
Religious orthodoxy is a serious obstacle to cultural association, and there is no better remedy than secular, scientific education.’’ (ibid) He also pointed out that ‘‘…in the situation today, it may seem impossible … to uproot the cancer of communalism.
But the task will become much easier if we can develop a revolutionary mentality covering the entire nation. … In the freedom struggle when the people become comrade-in-arms of one another, their life will be kindled with a new inspiration for one common goal,
and together with this will develop a new approach, a new vista will be opened up, and a new vision will unfold. When this revolution happens, the Indian people will be transformed to a new type of people.’’
(Speech at Maharashtra Provincial Conference, 03 May, 1928)
Hence Netaji’s views were diametrically opposite to what RSS-Hindu Mahasabha had propagated.
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It is the common narrative that comes from neo-liberals, neo-rationalists, social democrats, opportunists that Nazi party is a socialist.
The two main intentions behind this narrative are:
1) Blame the genocides committed by the Nazis on Socialism.
2) To glorify fascism!
On examining this statement z we should start from the formation of the Nazi Party.
The German Workers' Party (Deutsche Arbeiter Partei- DAP), the precursor of the Nazi Party was founded in Munich on 5 January 1919.
The German Workers' Party never was a workers party.
Says George Orwell, in his review of Hitler's "Mein Kampf"
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George Orwell, also known as Eric Arthur Blair, has served as a stand-in for rejection towards socialism throughout the 20th century. Conservatives, neoliberals, social democrats, progressive lefties, and opportunists have glorified Orwell as
a relentless thinker deserving of respect under the guise of "anti-totalitarianism." His well-known novel "Animal Farm," which critiques Stalin's "totalitarian regime" in the Soviet Union, is regarded as a literary masterpiece.
We Communists are people of a special mould. We are made of a special stuff. We are those who form the army of the great proletarian strategist, the army of Comrade Lenin.
There is nothing higher than the honour of belonging to this army. There is nothing higher than the title of member of the Party whose founder and leader was Comrade Lenin. It is not given to everyone to be a member of such a party.
It is the sons of the working class, the sons of want and struggle, the sons of incredible privation and heroic effort who before all should be members of such a party. That is why the Party of the Leninists, the Party of Communists, is also called the Party of the working class.
I am following the situation in USSR, I try to get testimonies from eyewitnesses, not from newspapers that lie non-stop. I approve of the Russian revolution because it proclaimed the principle of honesty on one-sixth of the earth's surface.
The Soviet Union faces incredible trials, but the country is ready to overcome them. The Russians are lucky - they have socialism and Stalin. A happy people with a wise leader.
Only under the leadership of a wise and strong leader is the people capable of feats.
The only positive thing in this century is the Russian revolution and the creation of the Soviet Union. I remember the forecasts from 1918 very well. In the beginning, everyone said that the Bolsheviks would not stay in power for more than a few months.
Remembering Sir Isaac Newton on his birth anniversary!
The man who saw an apple falling from a tree, and was inspired to invent the theory of gravity. A scientist like him is considered an excellent gift by nature to the world of physics.
His famous three laws of Motion in mechanics and the formulation of the laws of gravitation completely changed the track of physics across the globe. He was also the originator of calculus in mathemetics.
His book Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica ("Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy"), first published in 1687, laid the foundations for classical mechanics.
In a report published on 20 October 1957 in the RSS mouthpiece, Kesari Mannath Padmanabhan wrote "RSS is the pride and hope of Hindus".
Also Mannath made similar statement at a function attended by RSS leader Golwalkar.
It was on the anniversary of the RSS Ernakulam Branch.
Mannam's statements praising the RSS, alleged of Gandhi's assassination and which at that time had come forward with a strong casteist argument, is a clear example of his communalist stand.
Also the adjective of Mannam as the leader who worked for the Dalit liberation is also hypocritical.
This hypocrisy of Mannath Padmanabhan's "Dalit love" is exposed by his statements at that time.