British Behavior in India After 1857. British in India thought themselves to be entitled. They assumed that these natives are a fallen civilization whose only purpose is to serve the superior White…
Category: Civilisation
British ‘Are’ Failed Humans: Chapter 9
The Blanket and the Bullet: British North America. The Arrival of the Stranger In October 1492, Christopher Columbus landed on an island in the Caribbean, believing he had sailed around the globe…
British ‘Are’ Failed Humans: Chapter 8
Conquering Australia and New Zealand. Australia and New Zealand are two countries part of the ‘white’ group called ‘Five Eyes’. It is an intelligence sharing network created by USA. Both are part…
British ‘Are’ Failed Humans: Chapter 7
The Total Eradication of Tasmania. Tasmania is an island roughly the size of Ireland or Sri Lanka and is part of Australia today. The Dutch who first found it named it Van…
British ‘Are’ Failed Humans: Chapter 1.
The Foundation of an Inhuman Society. Today is August 14, the day the Indian subcontinent mourns the price of colonialism and the tragedy of Partition. Officially today is Partition Horrors Remembrance Day…
Vernacular: English as Native Language in India (Chapter 5)
Deconstructing the “Vernacular”. True colonization does not merely control territories, markets, or laws. It controls the very vocabulary used to describe reality. The previous chapters have shown how colonization persists through translations…
English as Native Language in India (Chapter 4)
Colonization Through Brand Names and Commercial Language Walk down any high street in urban India. Look at the signboards. Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Britannia, ITC, Nestlé, Samsung, Apple. English names dominate the landscape. Smaller…
English as Native Language in India (Chapter 3)
The Role of Regional Media in Maintaining Colonization The language changed. The consciousness did not. This is the colonization that survived independence and persists today. Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 showed us…
English as Native Language in India (Chapter 2)
Can English Be Treated as the Native Language of India? Decolonization of India is a call frequently given by the Prime Minister. It is a popular call. People nod at it in…
English as Native Language in India (Chapter 1)
Can English Be Treated as the Native Language of India? An Analysis of Law, Linguistics, History, and Lived Reality Prologue: A Question from the Bench In July 2026, a Supreme Court bench…
Imperial Benevolence of USA towards American Citizens
How America’s Justice System Killed Trust, Silenced Free Speech, and Split a Nation in Two. Chapter 15. In America, fear runs horizontally, not vertically. People fear other people instead of people fearing…
Caste systems of Africa: Nyamakala people of Mande Guild
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation: Chapter 14. Africa is an ancient, vast, and diverse civilizational land. Historically, the entire region was not defined by modern national borders. Instead, it…
China: The Shang and the Subordination of the Merchants
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation: Chapter 11. In the traditional Chinese hierarchy, the Shang (merchants) occupied the lowest tier. They were the equivalent of India’s Vaiśya or Baniya castes….
China: From Confucian Mandarins to Communist Cadres
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation: Chapter 10. For over two millennia, Chinese civilization was organized around a highly sophisticated social hierarchy. This was known as the Shi-nong-gong-shang (士農工商) system.36…
China: A Stirring Pot of Empires and Civilizations
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation: Chapter 9. China is an ancient civilization. Its original name was Zhōngguó (中国, traditional 中國), which literally means “Middle Country” or “Central Kingdom.” It…
Japan: Feudal Pyramids and the Burakumin Outcasts
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation: Chapter 8 Japan is an ancient and continuous civilization. From a distance, we often presume it to be a democratic society like a Western…
Plight of American Dalit Caste or Suppressed Black Citizens
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation: Chapter 7. Dalit means suppressed. Chapter 6 showed the tale of successful mixed-race Black individuals. They take a trajectory out of their rat hole….
The New American Celebrity Caste
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation: Chapter 6. In Chapter 5, it was demonstrated that American society has a caste structure. Through the racial sieve, this structure filters every citizen.[1]…
USA: Caste Without the Name
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation: Chapter 5. All men are equal. George Washington said it most veraciously. Yet, he owned 124 slaves at his death.[1] He was not a…
The British Aristocracy: A Legacy of Hypocrisy and Landed Cartels
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation: Chapter 4. The British aristocracy is celebrated in popular culture as the guardian of tradition and honor. We see this in romanticized novels and…
The Architecture of Global Caste System
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation: Chapter 3. In Chapter 2, we saw a living, vibrant example of a landlord class legacy in Germany. We also discussed similar contours from…
Living Example of Caste in Europe: Germany
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation: Chapter 2. Who is Ursula von der Leyen? “Von der” is a German noble prefix. It literally means “from the” in English. Does it…
The Global Conundrum of Caste or Economic Segregation.
Caste Without the Name: A Mirror to the West. (Chapter 1) Across human societies, from ancient empires to modern digital democracies, we find remarkably similar systems of social stratification. When we strip…
Trusts and NGOs: India’s Crises in Governance (Chapter 10)
Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust Mismanagement (Chapter 3) Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Trust has exposed something that every lawyer in India knows. Inadequacy of laws relating to charities and NGOs that are…
Ram Janmabhoomi Trust or Kingdom of Champat Rai.
Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust Mismanagement Issues. (Chapter 2) Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Trust has exposed something that every lawyer in India knows. Inadequacy of laws relating to charities and NGOs that…