The acceptance of ‘Keralam’ by Governments shaped by divergent ideological traditions also reflects a subtle transformation within Indian political discourse. Decolonization is no longer an exclusive slogan of cultural nationalism.
India herself has nothing to be ashamed of. Hers is a great civilisation infinitely older than any civilisation in the West. Not only was it great but its inner genius has survived the genocide of Muslim invasions, a stifling colonisation by the British, and even Marxism.
The British Government is facing financial crisis. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived at the summit with a commitment that the UK would not apologize for slavery or entertain discussions on reparations.
Britain itself is in financial crisis, how will it compensate others ? This condition of Britain proves that a country, which has looted other countries for centuries, must pay with collective sufferings for the bad deeds it has committed.
Looking beyond the hierarchies portrayed by ‘caste’ could help in understanding how authority operates in Indian society !
Home Minister Shah had said about these new laws that the new criminal laws would free the people of the country from the colonial mentality of the British era.
In 2006, the Bar Council of India had passed a resolution prohibiting the usage of such terms stating such usage was a relic of the colonial past.
Under this research, 21 Indian-origin women were given radioactive chapatis in the 1960s. According to ‘The Guardian’, these immigrant women in Britain were unaware of the full research details.
A demand for such change need not be made rather the Indian Government should change country’s name immediately to conserve Bharatiya identity.