This talk delves into the critical issue of Brahmin genocide and the looming threat of Hindu extinction. Through a captivating dialogue, the speaker reveals the harsh reality confronting the Brahmin community and Hindus at large, highlighting their lack of awareness regarding the imminent threat. With careful precision, the speakers explain why the term ‘genocide’ accurately characterizes the targeted prejudice against Brahmins. Their guidance provides the audience with the necessary tools to dismantle deceptive narratives and reclaim their heritage from falsehoods. Moreover, there is a strong emphasis on the urgent necessity for action to protect the ancient civilization, tracing the origins of Brahmin hatred back to colonial legacies. Additionally, the talk brings forth numerous instances of atrocities committed against Brahmins due to the misuse of the SC/ST act, sparking a conversation about the pervasive discrimination present in today’s society. The divisions within Hindu society and their underlying causes are also thoroughly explored.
About the Speaker:
Mahalingam Balaji, hailing from a lineage of Vedic scholars, had a successful corporate career spanning nearly three decades. He has held numerous leadership positions both in India and internationally, earning recognition for his strategic acumen. Currently, Balaji is focusing his efforts on incubating a think tank aimed at articulating the Bharatiya civilizational worldview in a contemporary context. A key priority for him is to counteract the prevailing narrative of animosity towards practitioners of Sanatan Dharma, particularly the Brahmin community. Writing under the pen name “Asi,” Balaji passionately advocates for the preservation and celebration of India’s rich cultural heritage while actively challenging misconceptions and biases.
Prof. Rameshwar Mishra ‘Pankaj’ is a renowned philosopher, sociologist, and historian. He was the former director of the Gandhi Vidya Sansthan and a former consultant of the Culture Department of the Government of India. He has edited several important journals and has published over 3,000 articles.
Prof. Kusumlata Kedia is a distinguished scholar in international relations, development economics, social science, and history. She is a professor of economics at Banaras Hindu University and later served as a professor of social science at Gandhi Vidya Mandir. She was honored with the All India Dr. Hedgewar Prajna Award in 2006, and authored several books.
Shubham Sharma, a journalism graduate from Delhi University, serves as the editor-in-chief at Neo Politico. The core mission of the platform is to unveil the misuse of the SC/ST Act through investigative reporting. His impactful contributions in cases like Bulli Bai and Hathras have played a pivotal role in revealing the truth.
