دانلود کتاب I Could Not Be Hindu: The Story of a Dalit inThe RSS

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Cover
Contents
1. We swear in the name of Ram!
2. Hatred towards travellers of other faiths
3. First trip to jail
4. Insults, stones, attacks, fear and stench
5. In the RSS shakha
6. An RSS shakha
7. Offering to the teacher, sharing meals
8. Organisation of the Sangh
9. The Sangh is everywhere
10. I wanted to become a black cat
11. Khaki shorts, military shoes, some shlokas
12. Panchjanya made a fanatic of me
13. Towards the Hindu Rashtra
14. ‘We want pracharaks, not vicharaks’
15. Ideology will be corrupted in Ambedkar hostels
16. The Sangh, Rajneesh and I
17. Is Gulmandi in Pakistan?
18. The police leapt on us with lathis
19. When the the martyrs’ ashes reached my village
20. Friend, pack up the food
21. Nobody, nowhere ready to listen
22. Thoughts of ending my life
23. And when Babri was brought down
24. When we took on the ABVP
25. The desire for revenge
26. Attempts at religious conversion
27. Jesus acceptable, but not Christianity
28. What makes them such Brahmins?
29. Towards Ambedkarism
30. The so-called confidential letter of the Sangh
31. From Sanghi to rebel
32. The Sangh and I confront each other again
33. My family and my experience as a teacher
34. Meeting with a Sufi dervish
35. The publication of Diamond India
36. Thieves are on a roll; will no one call them out?
37. Asind turned Ayodhya: Parallels to Babri
38. Obstructing yagnas
39. Equality before the law
40. The saffron Taliban’s massacre in Gujarat
41. This is Hareshbhai Bhatt speaking
42. Adivasis and Dalits in trishuliya Hindu Rashtra
43. Animals, Dalits and the Chakwara pond
44. The approaching footsteps of fascism
45. Sucked into my own whirlpool
46. Suliya temple entry and Dalit consciousness
47. Love Jihad v. dhai aakhar prem ka
48. The conspiracy to defeat Dalit consciousness
49. Samrasata, the Sangh’s humbug
50. The slippery paths of politics
51. In conclusion