This is my only and final tweet on the 'Caste Census,' reservations, and my perspective on the entire issue. Many have already discussed it in depth and far better than I can. So I'll just brief upon it and then get to the reasons behind the problem and the solution for it.

+ The Indian government draws upon the principles of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) as both a symbolic and strategic borrowing—using its implementation to project itself as a 'just' state—while simultaneously currying favor with its intellectual arbiters on global stage.

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In 2019, Puri Shankracharya Ji offered a highly insightful and precise perspective on the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). With great concern, he addressed the potential consequences of the #UCC for Hindus, emphasizing the implications it holds from a traditional Hindu standpoint.

+ He points out How UCC seems to have a "hidden script" to "reshape" Hindus' thoughts and behaviors, aligning them with other religious/ non-religious systems.

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Taking a panoramic view of the structure of Hindu Monarchy, one can discern a wealth of resemblances it shares with its Regal counterparts. Would mention the views of Karpatra Swami in an other thread.

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https://twitter.com/VenkatanagasaiA/status/1669432394464612363

Quoting the Vladimir of Kiev, “God himself anoints the monarch to be head of the kingdom, while the president is elected by the pride of the people. The king stays in power by implementing God’s commandments, while the president does so by pleasing those who rule.

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Was questioned a while back on my tweets regarding "Orthodoxy," and "Absolute Scripturalism." The Civilisational Nationalists/ Indic Warriors, and a certain school of thought labelled my position as "Abrahamic."

+ I won't challenge these schools of thought since I've resolved not to do so anymore. They are all my Brethren and are making their best efforts to defend Dharma. I must say I'm not as well read as them, but certain positions are crystal clear in my head and I've my reasonings.

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