@kaceobrwa7039 Oh, there is so much to admire in India’s past, which I do throughout my web series, starting with the Harappans and continuing with the Charvakas, Buddhists, Hindus, and others. Since you specifically asked about Hindus, it’d help to first define what "Hindu" and "Hinduism" mean to you. Historically, the legions of ancient peoples and diverse folk traditions we now club under "Hinduism", bubbled up many things from the grassroots, including reflective spiritualities (e.g., meditation, yoga); a relatively egalitarian, sex-positive culture (e.g., of Tantrism); a pacifist religious pluralism (e.g., of Bhakti); women-friendly norms like matrilineality (once common); the sculptural masterworks of its artisanal guilds; and conscious environmental stewardship (e.g., of many Adivasis). What's not to like here?! 😊 If by Hinduism you mean its elite strata-of Brahminism with its scriptural apparatus-then yes, it’s harder to find things to admire in it (steeped as it became in social hierarchy, patriarchy, asocial ethics, aversion to manual labour, etc.), but one can still appreciate its theological non-dogmatism and syncretism, and the intellectual achievements of many individuals in it. But this otherwise baneful layer of Hinduism cannot / should not be equated with all of Hinduism. So you see, depending on your perspective, one can indeed take pride in many historical developments / features of Hinduism.

@@NamitAroraWhat an amazing take! 🙏

Not true,Zimbabwe didn't fight RENAMO on the contrary RENAMO was formed by the then RHODESIAN Special Banch,with assistance of SOUTH AFRICA to cause the FRELIMO government to fall.A large number of the original RENAMO were in fact trained in RHODESIA. At the same time the Rhodesian government fell Mugabe took over,and RENAMO was left alone in Mozambique, outnumbered, out gunned they entered with a piece acord with FRELIMO,and shared power,RENAMO exists to this day ( a political party) and take parte in the government.

Well the you don’t know about the raid on Casa banana and Gorongosa by special forces from One Commando regiment assisted by the Parachute battalion, SAS and fire-force light infantry and for your information the late Alphonso Dhlakama escaped during the Gorongosa raid.

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