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Post by rawemotions Sat Apr 09, 2016 9:23 am

http://www.firstpost.com/politics/bjps-actions-so-far-indicate-that-it-has-not-taken-up-the-hindu-cause-as-it-is-accused-of-doing-2672086.html?utm_source=FP_HP_EDITORS_PICKS

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Post by rawemotions Sat Apr 09, 2016 9:47 am

rawemotions wrote:http://www.firstpost.com/politics/bjps-actions-so-far-indicate-that-it-has-not-taken-up-the-hindu-cause-as-it-is-accused-of-doing-2672086.html?utm_source=FP_HP_EDITORS_PICKS
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A)Arguably the most important item on the Hindu agenda is the liberation of their temples from government control. The Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Act, first passed in Madras in the 1920s, was ostensibly enacted to introduce better management and eliminate corruption in temple administration. The law applied, as its name suggests, only to Hindu organisations; it is farcical to assume that these challenges do not plague religious organisations of other faiths or, indeed, that the government of a weak democracy is capable of better management or is freer of corruption than a private entity.


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B)It is far more difficult for Hindus to start their own schools, training colleges, and universities than it is for minorities. (Thanks to RTE Act created by the Congress)
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C)A greater problem lies in the syllabi prescribed by the various boards of education in the country. Although everyone can agree that there ought to be some balance and rigour in the curriculum, dozens of examples of sycophancy to the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and an overly rosy interpretation of the Islamic conquest of and rule over India's overwhelmingly Hindu population fill the pages of history textbooks. 


Interestingly, the demands on these three core Hindu issues is only for equality with other faiths; no special dispensation is sought from other communities nor any largesse from the state. 

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