I am not a Hindu, if anything I am a non-theist and an ex Muslim. My wife however, is a practicing Hindu and I have no issues with that I love her regardless of the belief attached to her. So, I have seen this holier than thou "I am a Brahman" nonsense first hand. My in-laws bring up references to their Brahman status with a sick sense of pride. When you think about it, Hinduism sanctions open discrimination and racism based on caste. Brahmans are the real Untouchable - they cant do no wrong and no one can question them even if they do. I kid with my in-laws about how they even allow me in their house being a Muslim which by the chain of filth and untouchability I would stand a notch below the untouchable and I do not doubt that she perform her cleanliness rituals after I depart. But, I show up every time with the same enthusiasm ready for more! The remarkable thing is that my wife from that household of blatant discrimination does not have a racist or a discriminatory bone in her about any religion, creed or caste. She tells me we are humans!

Harsh Mander addressed well at the JB D'Souza memorual lecture. What he accompli. A country whose people have closed themselves to diversity, have permitted their senses to be malleated by the incessant divisive

Very well documented and presented. Kudos to your team for highlighting problems of women from small towns. These are all genuine issues. If you want my assistance I will gladly assist you. Hat's off to you