1 Master 99 Slaves: Indian Social System: an Illusion

By Sunil Kumar

If something is an illusion, you can describe it if and only if you have escaped from the illusion. The person who himself is a part of the illusion cannot describe it. In India, the people do not like corruption but have to be corrupt to sustain themselves. The people do not want to discriminate, but they have to do so to maintain superiority.

The people want to be true but do not know the truth. The people want to be patriotic but are successful only if they are traitorous.

So the Indian society is an illusion. This is all due to the fact that the group of people the society believes in is not faithful, those who safeguard the country do not know whom to fight and whom to spare, the people who control finance are not the owners of the money, and the people who really work hard are paid the least. This is all due to the fact that every person or flock has different ideas, concepts, logic, or knowledge. The book is decisive for the Indian society if read with a positive attitude toward humanity.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris AU
• Release date: Jun 3, 2014
• ISBN: 9781499005813

Sunil Kumar

Dr. Sunil Kumar is a well-rounded researcher with more than 20 years of experience in leading, supervising and undertaking research in the broader field of Environmental Engineering and Science with focus on Solid and Hazardous Waste Management. He has contributed extensively to these fields and has h-index of 30 and i10-index of 43 (Google scholar); highly impressive for a non-academic researcher from India. His contributions since inception at CSIR-NEERI in 200 include 130 refereed journal publications, 04 books and 25 book chapters, 08 Edited volumes and numerous project reports to various governmental and private, local and International academic /research bodies. The list of his collaborations is long and includes key Indian universities, such as IIT Kharagpur, IIT Delhi and IIT Mumbai and prestigious regional institutes, such as Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and Kasetsart University in Bangkok, Hong Baptist University as well as universities in US (Columbia, Texas A&M) and Europe (UN University and University of Uppsala).

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Contents

Preface

Note To Reader

Introduction

Part I

Evolution Of Life

Chapter 2

Beginning Of Caste System

Valmiki And The Brahmans

Effect Of Arthshastra

On Native Indians

Rise Of Ashoka The Great

The Status Of People

In A Caste-Based Society

Part Ii

The Medieval India

Failure Of Sikhism

The British And Ambedkar Era

Chapter 4

Part Iii

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Part Iv

Conclusion

Path Of Success

Part V

The Country Of Many Religions

How To Rectify Self

The Author’s Verdict

In memory of my late grandfather Sh. Jhapati, whose innocent smile hiding the social difficulties faced by him always hounded me to do something against the system prevailing in India. My father, Sh. Satyanarayan, has a strong will, and this nature has supported me to reach this position of finding the real problem in the society. I am thankful to my father that my primary education was done in Sophia Convent School, Kalka. My mother’s support to the family is always present in my life. My wife is my strength.

Preface

This book is based on the fact that Dr. Ambedkar told native Indians to educate first, then unite and lastly agitate. We have to sincerely educate ourselves and automatically an educated person will unite for agitation. But the people are making shortcuts and there is no shortcut for social, religious, and political aims.

The Indian social setup is million times more complex as compared to color discrimination, and deficiencies are equally invisible. The visible defect of a body can be cured easily or can be separated from the body if incurable. But the defects in Indian society are intangible, and that is why most of the people here are confused and unable to get rid of it.

The caste system is so bad that a man is being distraught by his own people. The people should know history better than this to solve the caste problem. We should be more open to the people and help each other in different occasions as and when required.

I never wanted to hurt the sentiments of any category, but you cannot know the state of mind of people who live under this ailment. Their attitude is different, their efficiency is degraded, and their confidence is diminished. This affects not only them but all—even the superior caste. I am confident this book will be liked by the people who think of equality, and the people who do not think that people are equal will oppose this. The complete book should be read to reach a clear conclusion.

This book is the summary of approximately 2,500 years of Indian history with some contradictions and ambiguities, as is also available in the Indian society. As 2,500 years cannot be understood completely and as nobody would also like to read and understand cumbersome work these are not elaborated, with the concept that the maximum message can be conveyed within a small book.

This book is written to disclose that there is a society where the prevailing social setup is in such a manner that the whole society can grow up as disloyal, unpatriotic, discriminatory, and corrupt to the country and its people. You will observe that 1 percent of the people are governing and injecting all these deficiencies in the 99 percent of the people. The ridiculous part is that this 99 percent is enjoying being disloyal, unpatriotic, discriminatory, and corrupt to the country and its people.

In other words, these people were made slaves by their own people in the terms and conditions formulated by a stranger, and these people are actually enjoying slavery. These people were the first to become slaves in the world, and there is a 50 percent chance of even being the last society to become independent. Though this book can help them come out of slavery, their history is that those who have tried to help them and their country have been discriminated more, and thus they come out as the enemy of their own well-wishers. So I want them to be cautious in this regard. But reading this book completely from start to end, word for word, can only help them get rid of this attitude.

You can also understand that this society is graded from superior to inferior. The people who have control on their motherland can only be loyal to their country. In other words, if a man thinks that the place where he is living is not his motherland, then his attitude will be to extort the benefits from it. So this man can never be loyal to this land.

This book gives the idea of a good religion and the method to find a good religion, especially for black and discriminated people.

Note to Reader

Caution: this book is not against any community but aims to equate all native Indians—Dalit (including Dalit Muslims and Christians), Other Backward Classes (including OBC Muslims and Christians), Vaishyas (including Vaishya Muslims and Christians), Kshatriyas (including Kshatriya Muslims and Christians), and native Brahmans.

If you believe that caste and community is more important for you, then read this book like a hypothetical story, but if you love your country and its people, then you can only believe it; or else, this is a story for you.

Utmost care has been taken to maintain the dignity and respect for all castes and religions. However, if there are any reservations from anyone on any issue, editions, or alterations can be considered after proper conferment and discussion in the interest of all.

Sunil Kumar

Introduction

This book may be treated as a guideline to gain the lost kingdom, grace, fame, and respect of the inhabitants of India. This book deals with the methodology for the inhabitants of India to gain power, and it gives the complete picture of the society, religion, politics, and economy of India with respect to the caste, color, creed, and community.

This book is written to approach and to make people understand, especially the inhabitants of India, the way they are behaving in dealing with the issues of discrimination and caste system and also the reason behind this behavior.

For this, first understand who the inhabitants of India are. Then the inhabitants of India will find what the real barrier in their growth is. They will know here why they were not able to undo the deeds of Manu. They will find why, even when they are trying so hard, all their steps go wrong and even why, after trying time and again, they are not able to break the discrimination and injustice being caused to them by non-inhabitants of India.

This is in fact a really complicated issue and is also a complicated problem that can be resolved with intelligence. The same is being depicted in the book. A great effort has been put to understand and write about this issue, and this is a really difficult issue to be understood. Opposition will come in the beginning even from the inhabitants of India who don’t understand this book as they won’t tolerate it after finding out that they are fighting their own god/ideology/system. All their deities, ideologies, and systems have been snatched by non-inhabitants of India cleverly and are being used against them tactfully.

So it is requested for all the readers to be patient, and do not react till you completely read the entire book. Do not think that the book is wrong, but you will have to believe that you have not understood the prevailing system in India as well as the book. And you will judge that the book is not wrong because for every difficult problem, there is a complicated solution. For example, if a teacher starts teaching trigonometry to the fifth-standard students, then it is obvious that the students would not be able to understand the topic completely. Here, it is obvious that neither the book nor the teacher is wrong; however, the truth is that the students’ minds are not yet well developed to understand trigonometry till they reach class tenth. So a thorough study is required in this case.

Similarly, it is true for this book. This is called education. The more educated you are, the more you understand. This was the first message by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. If you educate yourself correctly, then you will be united automatically, and naturally, you can then agitate perfectly. You cannot undo a system without a proper alternate system and logic. Without a proper logic, you will not get the support of your own men as they will deviate from time to time when opposition develops new propaganda. Thus, to understand all the contents, one must undergo the following treatments to the mind: (1) exposure, (2) experience, (3) discrimination, (4) depression, (5) education, and (6) intelligence.

Part I

Chapter 1

Evolution of Life

The earth was formed after the Big Bang explosion, and all heavenly bodies were ignited at that time. Smaller bodies lost their fuel and became cool earlier than other bigger bodies, which we call the Sun and stars. So Earth was not a part of the Sun, neither were the planets, but all were small and cooled early. So we may observe that only large heavenly bodies are presently under an ignited state. The core of the Earth is under very high pressure, and due to this, volcanoes eject such large amounts of gas and liquid substances.

After the cooling of Earth, water was formed, and so was the atmosphere, which created the environment to evolve life. Earlier, the creatures were big, like the dinosaurs, and mammoths also came into existence. They grew in large numbers and covered all the parts of the continents and eventually became extinct from this planet probably due to one reason—that is, they reproduced themselves in large numbers.

Since their size was also big, they could reach all the trees no matter what the height. They required large amounts of food, and they ate almost all grass, shrubs, and trees. Thereafter, there was nothing to eat. Herbivores ate all the plants, and carnivores ate all the herbivores, thus resulting in the end of great animals. Similar things can happen to the humans, but since the governments are cautious, there are few possibilities as of now.

After a long period, man came into existence. His brain was big, and his shape was very effective for walking, running, climbing, jumping, swimming, and holding. His hands were able to touch all parts of his body. Another advantage for him is that he can talk. So the ability of his tongue has separated him distinctly from other animals, and he called himself human, distinguishing himself from mammals and animals. This ability of talking helped him to share his views, which in turn helped him save all the creatures and plants on earth from extinction.

Then this ability was available to the natives of India. Those who can talk, think, and remember or memorize things will also plan to pass on their views and experiences to others, and this resulted into the formation of family systems among humans. The same was started among the inhabitants of India.

The inhabitants of India were living in small groups or families; they were distributed all over the parts of India, away from one another in small pockets. Here in India, the whole land in the vicinity of the Ganga was fertile; there were sufficient natural resources, and they were satisfied with the availability of food, water, and land. The inhabitants of India had mind and tongue, and then it was obvious that they might have a language. Language creates a view of living and vice versa. The inhabitants of India were increasing their population, and small villages, towns, and cities evolved. So the term society can be used here.

When you live in a society, you need a guiding force to make you live in a controlled manner with rules and regulations. Later, this resulted to the birth of a god. This means that there may be questions whether a god created creatures or not, which we can’t answer. But it is sure that humans created a god of their own as per their own convenience