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During the Muslim invasion, the practice of cow slaughter started and got institutionalized during British rule. After independence, this alien practice needed to be reversed but it got patronage from the government in lieu of minorities’ appeasement and thus this socio-cultural integral part of life became a rather religious and political issue.
Left propagandists made the situation more complicated by painting the issue of cow slaughter with the absurd slogan of ‘My food, my choice’. With the agenda-setting techniques of media and academia, the issue of cow slaughter became controversial as they projected ban on cow slaughter as reactionary, unscientific and a communal demand.
In the last 10 years, the scientific community of the world has come up with new research-based facts regarding cow slaughter and beef production. These scientific data and conclusions throw new light on the issue from an ecological perspective.
It is the demand of the hour that issue of cow slaughter and beef production should be reframed and beef-ban can be presented as a scientific demand and not as a mere religious concern.
This documentary film will examine the issue from a scientific and ecological perspective and will offer scientific and spiritual foundations of cow preservation.
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To make the documentary film 'FORLORN MOTHER' on the important issue of cow slaughter and cow preservation.
During the Muslim invasion, the practice of cow slaughter started and got institutionalized during British rule. After independence, this alien practice needed to be reversed but it got patronage from the government in lieu of minorities’ appeasement and thus this socio-cultural integral part of life became a rather religious and political issue.
Left propagandists made the situation more complicated by painting the issue of cow slaughter with the absurd slogan of ‘My food, my choice’. With the agenda-setting techniques of media and academia, the issue of cow slaughter became controversial as they projected ban on cow slaughter as reactionary, unscientific and a communal demand.
In the last 10 years, the scientific community of the world has come up with new research-based facts regarding cow slaughter and beef production. These scientific data and conclusions throw new light on the issue from an ecological perspective.
It is the demand of the hour that issue of cow slaughter and beef production should be reframed and beef-ban can be presented as a scientific demand and not as a mere religious concern.
This documentary film will examine the issue from a scientific and ecological perspective and will offer scientific and spiritual foundations of cow preservation.
We need your support...
Please Donate at
www.watchindiainspires.org
To make the documentary film 'FORLORN MOTHER' on the important issue of cow slaughter and cow preservation.
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Written & Directed By : Harshit Jain
Editor : Sanjay Sidhaye
Colorist : Rishi Barve
Cinematography : Montu Jain & Ankit Porwal
Music : Keshav Kundal
Post-Production : Pixel24 Studio
Coloring : Pint Studios
Sound Studio : Spectral Audio
Dubbing Studio :Muls N Ravs Entertainment
Research : Ritendra Sharma, Pankaj Saxena
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Lyrics & Direction : Harshit Jain
Composer & Singer : Keshav Kundal
Sound Editor : Swapnil Tare
Flute : Aakash Mandloi
Rhythem : Vikramjeet Singh
GUitar : Harshit Shrivastav
DOP : Nishant Sharma
Editor : Lokendra Singh Goyal
Cinematography : Montu Jain, Ankit Porwal, Harshit Shukla
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Produced by : India Inspires Foundation
In Association With : Indus University
Written & Directed By : Harshit Jain
Editor : Sanjay Sidhaye
Colorist : Rishi Barve
Cinematography : Montu Jain & Ankit Porwal
Music : Keshav Kundal
Post-Production : Pixel24 Studio
Coloring : Pint Studios
Sound Studio : Spectral Audio
Dubbing Studio :Muls N Ravs Entertainment
Research : Ritendra Sharma, Pankaj Saxena
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COMMENT and let us know your views and suggestions.
Content in this video is the property of INDIA INSPIRES FOUNDATION. Any content or video footage taken for commercial or non-commercial use will be treated as the violation of copyright.
Produced by : India Inspires Foundation
In Association With : Indus University
Written & Directed By : Harshit Jain
Research Associate : Ritendra Sharma & Pankaj Saxena
Editor : Sanjay Sidhaye
Colorist : Rishi Barve
Cinematography : Montu Jain & Ankit Porwal
Music : Keshav Kundal
Post-Production : Pixel24 Studio
Sound Studio : Spectral Audio
Do not forget to Like & share the video,
COMMENT and let us know your views and suggestions.
Content in this video is the property of INDIA INSPIRES FOUNDATION. Any content or video footage taken for commercial or non-commercial use will be treated as the violation of copyright.
Produced by : India Inspires Foundation
In Association With : Indus University
Written & Directed By : Harshit Jain
Research Associate : Ritendra Sharma & Pankaj Saxena
Editor : Sanjay Sidhaye
Colorist : Rishi Barve
Cinematography : Montu Jain & Ankit Porwal
Music : Keshav Kundal
Post-Production : Pixel24 Studio
Sound Studio : Spectral Audio
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She has been served with a non-bailable warrant by the CJM for asserting her freedom of expression. This is a case in which prominent journalists with a voice for truth are being shut down to prevent the truth from coming out.
And all the prominent #MSM, and the #intolerance_brigade, the #award_wapasi_gang and the #liberal_media is silent on the harassment of a scholar who did no crime other than speaking the truth.
In this video, shot by India Inspires, Madhu Madhu Purnima Kishwar puts her case in front of Indians, as the #MSM will not.
Spread it widely!
An assault on one of us, is an assault on everyone! We need to stand up for her so that this harassment of true journalism by #Kashmiri_separatists finally stops.
Vamadeva is a recipient of the prestigious Padma Bhushan award, one of the highest civilian awards granted by the government of India, “for distinguished service of a higher order to the nation,” honoring his work and writings as a Vedic teacher, which he received in March 2015.
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However, the Indian left is mainly the Old Left, emphasizing a failed communist ideology and state economic planning such as dominated Eastern Europe in the decades following World War II and took it nowhere. It wreaked the same havoc with the economy and educational systems of India and kept the country backward. Indian communists are among the few in the world that still proudly honor Stalin and Mao (while warning of the danger of Hindu fundamentalism)!
About Speaker : - Dr. David Frawley (Pandit Vamadeva Shastri) D. Litt., is a western born teacher or guru in the Vedic tradition. In India, Vamadeva is recognized as a Vedacharya (Vedic teacher), and includes in his unusual wide scope of studies Ayurveda, Yoga, Vedanta and Vedic astrology, as well as the ancient Vedic teachings going back to the oldest Rigveda.
Vamadeva is a recipient of the prestigious Padma Bhushan award, one of the highest civilian awards granted by the government of India, “for distinguished service of a higher order to the nation,” honoring his work and writings as a Vedic teacher, which he received in March 2015.
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Dr Kulshrestha can be reached at mukul_kuls@yahoo.com
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Vamadeva is a recipient of the prestigious Padma Bhushan award, one of the highest civilian awards granted by the government of India, “for distinguished service of a higher order to the nation,” honoring his work and writings as a Vedic teacher, which he received in March 2015.
To view more Talks - please visit www.indiainspires.org.
Vamadeva is a recipient of the prestigious Padma Bhushan award, one of the highest civilian awards granted by the government of India, “for distinguished service of a higher order to the nation,” honoring his work and writings as a Vedic teacher, which he received in March 2015.
To view more Talks - please visit www.indiainspires.org.
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He finds that the view of Sarva Dharma Samabhava has been turned into a political principle in modern India. It has come to dominate the thinking of the country and has been turned into the main tool of trying to harmonize different, often conflicting religious communities. However other countries in the world, notably nearby Pakistan and Bangladesh, have not taken it up. Religions espousing an exclusive or final revelation like Christianity and Islam have almost uniformly opposed it.
They do not think that their religion is just one among many but is the only, the last or the highest. They do not recognize genuine diversity in religious beliefs but divide the world into the true believers and the unbelievers. The disharmony between religion remains and in many instances has grown worse. Nor has this idea served to create an equality of views even within Hinduism where different sects still compete with one another.
Therefore, one is compelled to examine this issue further. Is the equality of all religions a spiritual principle that is fundamentally true or a wishful statement designed to try to create harmony in spite of actual differences between groups? Can such mere wishful thinking eradicate real differences and contrary beliefs? And is it the real meaning of Sarva Dharma Samabhava?
About Speaker : - Dr. David Frawley (Pandit Vamadeva Shastri) D. Litt., is a western born teacher or guru in the Vedic tradition. In India, Vamadeva is recognized as a Vedacharya (Vedic teacher), and includes in his unusual wide scope of studies Ayurveda, Yoga, Vedanta and Vedic astrology, as well as the ancient Vedic teachings going back to the oldest Rigveda.
Vamadeva is a recipient of the prestigious Padma Bhushan award, one of the highest civilian awards granted by the government of India, “for distinguished service of a higher order to the nation,” honoring his work and writings as a Vedic teacher, which he received in March 2015.
To view more Talks - please visit www.indiainspires.org.
He further shares the evolution of Christianity in West and shed light on how European Christians of many generations have outgrown Christianity. Most people who left the Church have found that they are not missing anything, and that the beliefs which once provided a framework for interpreting and shaping life, were but a bizarre and unnecessary construction after all. We now know that Jesus was not God’s Only-begotten Son, that he did not save humanity from eternal sin, and that our happiness in this world or the next does not depend on believing these or any other dogmas.
He also talks about how Christianity is perceived in India. In India, he says that it is sad and sometimes comical to see how these outdated beliefs are being foisted upon backward sections of the Indian population by fanatical missionaries. In their aggressive campaign to sell their product, the missionaries are helped a lot by sentimental expressions of admiration for Christianity on the part of leading Hindus. Many Hindus project their own religious categories on the few Jesus episodes they have heard, and they base their whole attitude to Christianity on a selective, incoherent and unhistorical version of the available information on Jesus life and teachings.
He concludes with the mantra that right-thinking people should always doubt whatever the Left says; statements made by intellectuals should be viewed as lies unless proven otherwise. For this to happen, Kapoor also exhorts the people to discard fickleness and get involved in the matters that impact politics, economy, society, and culture.
About Ravi Shanker Kapoor
Ravi Shanker Kapoor is a journalist and author. He has spent 25 years in journalism, over 10 of which were with The Financial Express. In the last 10 years, he has been working primarily with websites, the most important of them being www.indiaright.org and www.jagohindu.in. He has also contributed to such major publications as Business Standard, Wall Street Journal, and The Indian Express. He has written three books: More Equal Than Others: A Study of the Indian Left (2000), Failing the Promise: Irrelevance of the Vajpayee Government (2003), and How India’s Intellectuals Sell Lies (2007). All books brought out by Vision Books, a leading publishing house in India. In all his writings, Kapoor has championed individual freedom, market economy, limited government, and freedom of expression. Currently, he is editor - www.jagohindu.in.
These intellectuals are to be distinguished from Hinduism's traditional men of knowledge, or Rishi-s. The Rishi-s were devoted to the welfare of society, and they encouraged responsibility, self-reliance and cheerfulness. By contrast, our present "intellectuals" are only Buddhi-Jivi-s, those who "use their intellect to make a living".
They have certain typical characteristics:
• They are worried, with a perennially worried look on their carefully careless-looking faces.
• They have a sense of bad luck. Thus, why did they have to be born in a poor "developing country" rather than in America?
• They bemoan everything. They are like Rudali-s, professional mourners; these intellectuals mourn all the time.
• They suffer from a Hanuman complex. Hanuman was so strong that the gods were afraid of him and cursed him to forget his strength until someone would remind him. So, they forget about the past glories of their own civilization.
• They have a Tittiri complex. The Tittiri is an Indian bird that sleeps on its back with its feet skywards, as if supporting the heavens so that they don't fall. Likewise, the intellectuals think that their enduring concern is needed to save India.
• And a little extra to cap it all: intellectuals are good at talking about a book without having read it. This they call "meta-study". (Or as their hero Ayatollah Khomeini said about Salman Rushdie's novel The Satanic Verses: "You don't need to jump into a dungheap to know that it stinks.")
Thanks to Dr. Koernaad Elst for this apt summary of Kapil Kapoor’s talk.
Full text is available here - http://koenraadelst.blogspot.in/2015/03/indias-intellectuals.html
About Dr. Kapil Kapoor:
Dr. Kapil Kapoor is an Indian scholar of linguistics and literature and an authority on Indian intellectual traditions. He is former Pro-Vice Chancellor of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and served as professor at Centre for Linguistics
These intellectuals are to be distinguished from Hinduism's traditional men of knowledge, or Rishi-s. The Rishi-s were devoted to the welfare of society, and they encouraged responsibility, self-reliance and cheerfulness. By contrast, our present "intellectuals" are only Buddhi-Jivi-s, those who "use their intellect to make a living".
They have certain typical characteristics:
• They are worried, with a perennially worried look on their carefully careless-looking faces.
• They have a sense of bad luck. Thus, why did they have to be born in a poor "developing country" rather than in America?
• They bemoan everything. They are like Rudali-s, professional mourners; these intellectuals mourn all the time.
• They suffer from a Hanuman complex. Hanuman was so strong that the gods were afraid of him and cursed him to forget his strength until someone would remind him. So, they forget about the past glories of their own civilization.
• They have a Tittiri complex. The Tittiri is an Indian bird that sleeps on its back with its feet skywards, as if supporting the heavens so that they don't fall. Likewise, the intellectuals think that their enduring concern is needed to save India.
• And a little extra to cap it all: intellectuals are good at talking about a book without having read it. This they call "meta-study". (Or as their hero Ayatollah Khomeini said about Salman Rushdie's novel The Satanic Verses: "You don't need to jump into a dungheap to know that it stinks.")
Thanks to Dr. Koernaad Elst for this apt summary of Kapil Kapoor’s talk.
Full text is available here - http://koenraadelst.blogspot.in/2015/03/indias-intellectuals.html
About Dr. Kapil Kapoor
Dr. Kapil Kapoor is an Indian scholar of linguistics and literature and an authority on Indian intellectual traditions. He is former Pro-Vice Chancellor of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and served as professor at Centre for Linguistics
Devendra Swarup argues that one of the main causes of the problems that we face as a nation is the Constitution of India. The Constitution of India failed to bestow and we have over the last six decades failed to evolve any new institutions of our own. Part of the reason perhaps lies in the fact that the new constitution that we adopted for ourselves after Independence preserved, more or less intact, the entire structure of public institutions that the British had evolved for ruling India.
He informs about the actual making of the Constitution and the key people involved in the effort. And how the Assembly was constituted, how it functioned and who were the people actually involved in the framing of the Constitution? Was it made by our leaders or by the then British Viceroy?
He elaborates that many important leaders of the national movement were part of the Constituent Assembly. Therefore there is a strong, though mistaken, belief that we made this Constitution for ourselves. To know how this Constitution came into being and what were the ideas and thoughts that animated this exercise, we need to go into the detailed history of the making of the Constitution and to the earlier periods when the various ideas and institutions enshrined in the Constitution slowly evolved through the contingencies of imperial and colonial governance.
About Devendra Swarup
Devendra Swarup is the Former Director, Deendayal Research Institute, New Delhi and edited its Quarterly Research Journal MANTHAN (English and Hindi separately). He also taught history in the University of Delhi from 1964-1991 and retired as a Reader.
Historian Meenakshi Jain has given a robust reply to those who question the historicity of Rama as deity, and provided ample historical proof of Ayodhya as the city of Rama. She leaves no stone unturned in collating all historical and literary evidence relating to Lord Rama. In her talks she cites evidences from literature, sculpture and epigraphy to prove about the popularity of Rama since antiquity.
The question of his becoming a deity only after the publication of Ramcharit Manas in the era of the Mughal emperor Akbar, has been answered with ample evidence to discourage even the most arrogant Leftist historian from repeating old lies again.
About Meenakshi Jain :
Meenakshi Jain is an Associate Professor of History at Gargi College, University of Delhi. She was Fellow, Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, Teen Murti.
The traditional Indian calendar is an accurate and scientific calendar, which avoids superstition and historical untruths. In India, agricultural success required a good calendar which could tell the monsoons accurately. The Indian calendar has a concept of the rainy months of Sawan and Bhadon, known to every Indian child through the culture. This calendar should, therefore, have been adopted after independence. If science is not mindless belief in the West, the traditional Indian calendar must continue to be used till one has a demonstrably better theory of the monsoons. This would probably save the lives of millions of Indian farmers.
About Dr. Chandra Kant Raju - He is a computer scientist, mathematician, educator, physicist,and polymath researcher. He is affiliated with the Centre for Studies in Civilizations in New Delhi. Currently living in Malaysia, he occupies a function as lecturer of History and philosophy of science at Albukhary International University. He has also done considerable historical research, most notably claiming infinitesimal calculus was transmitted to Europe from India. Through his research, Raju has claimed that the philosophies that underlie subjects like TIME and MATHEMATICS are rooted in the theocratic needs of the Roman Catholic Church. He has authored 12 books and dozens of articles, mainly on the subjects of physics, mathematics, and the history and philosophy of science.


