Rethinking Caste: A Dalit Perspective | Guru Prakash |

[@ramkrishnadas4230]

" जाति यथार्थ है, जातिवाद व्यर्थ है, हिंदू समर्थ है I " कितना संक्षिप्त और अर्थपूर्ण वाक्य है, गुरू सर का, जैसे प्राचीन संस्कृत के सूत्र हों I

[@tapaskumarpanda4069]

@Prathmesh Tiwari Reality

[@kant965]

Hand bhi yathart hai..aur gu bhi..

[@vanitayogi9957]

Its going to hurt. But this is something we need to hear. Kudos to Sangam Talks for bringing this out.

[@shaileshpkem80]

The presentation was good and learnt many new things...Thank you ... May Bhagwan Krishna bless you success in your path!! May the whole Hindu society unite as one, leaving aside all the caste... Jai Shri Krushna.. Jai Jai Shri Ram!!

[@rakeshyadav8601]

Such a beautiful and insightfull lecture. Caste system in India has already over lived it's life. Caste must go now from Hinduism.

[@vik8860]

Caste is based on different ethnic categeories...even if you remove it, human networks and matters of marriage and relationships will automatically organize and regulate themselves on biologically determining factors.

[@citisamsjw5513]

Humans like being in caste like G oogle, Facebook, Twitter, Riddick, et.etc another way of saying your in a tribe or a group....some how the caste term stuck in India thanks to British and other INVADERS 😂and of course the news media that love to divide people..Read and study the Gita You will learn there is no caste system other than occupation group and you can change your occupation anytime, 😗Love kcristna

[@vik8860]

@pagal ladka that's a fake story...research more and then find out the truth.

[@KneelBeforeBlue]

Agreed

[@yinyang.333]

Ja doodh bech

[@rsr201]

He is a very articulate speaker! Most importantly it was purely empowerment based and not just bashing others for one's bad condition. Need more people to talk more on this issue like him.

[@abhinavsinghvlogs3589]

I am from Rajput community and i believe in equality..NO more Discrimination ...

[@atul1024]

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[@9fine]

Oh! thank you Mr. "Rajput". Everyone was waiting for your approval.

[@ishaanchaudhry7275]

@@randomchutiyapa2684 You've no knowledge. Jati/caste is an like extended version of a family. People of same caste are like blood brothers. Rajput is a Jati/tribe which has thousands of yrs of history. I'm a Jat and we also have thousands of years of history. There is nothing wrong in being proud of your own caste/jati. Me being a proud Jat doesn't mean that a dalit is "lower class". Btw Muslims have surnames like MIRZA, BAIG, these are Turkic tribes. Qureshi, Khouri, Syed are arab tribes. Khan, Khattak, Alkozai, Ahmadzai are Pashtun tribes.

[@prernakumari7288]

That is limited only in words and not in actions.

[@adwaitvedant3297]

@@randomchutiyapa2684 he is telling about community not caste..just like bengal was form for bengalis...rajasthan was made for rajputana and jatt community...rajput is community with a culture...just like bengali ..he is not talking about khatriya cast

[@pr1yanshumahato]

One word : Enlightening. I myself belong to an OBC caste, I have seen the ground reality of whatever this man says in the lecture ! And unfortunately, all of it is TRUE.

[@sourabhgupta99]

Loved it Guru Prakash- we need different perspective to come to a good reconciliation. Truly grateful

[@Sunny-rh6ik]

He is absolutely right we need to fix this Sirf bolne se nhi chalega Ki we do not beleive in caste system 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩

[@Sunny-rh6ik]

MayukhB 08 yes 🙏🚩 Watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKSzeHespNiMrJI

[@sharmila-g3n]

@MayukhB 08 We never had a religion. Our ancestors were Sanatana's before the looters converted them. There where no Mandirs like we have now. That came after the rising of mosques which were build on destroyed Shiva statues. Sanatana Dharma means Eternal Duty/Law. Where is the religion in this. We are Born to work and to die, born again, die again > Sanatana Dharma Hindu was created by Gandhi, did hè knew about the scriptures of the last yuga, i guess not. A relief to know we are a part of the Creator and Destroyer ... They never preached us about any religion ever. It was man made a few 1000 years ago to destroy our existence. Did they succeed? As Sanatana's we don't stand for each other like harami Islam and Christians do (i know many of them leaving their religion)

[@mukeshmishra9389]

Exactly Article 15 truly talks about it yeah note hona chaiye, ki ab bhot hua yar sabko padhao bhai sab apne apne aukat se logo ko padhao, be the Teachers of your own area🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 make gandhi, ambedkar, vivekanand for your area.

[@Sunny-rh6ik]

Sharmi Agreed but we are talking in present context What you are saying is 100% true But even 50% hindus also don't know about this kzbin.info/www/bejne/pp6sfGpqeLuripo

[@Sunny-rh6ik]

Deepak Mukesh Mishra Gandhi fraud tha brother kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3fafpSAirx_o5o

[@indigochakra]

This is a most riveting topic. Need more lectures on this please. Thanks to Mr Prakash. We all need to accept the reality of our society and bring reform from within - not from the UN or external agents with dubious agenda. Look forward to more such , maybe one from the lady who led an important point regarding Brahmins and their financial status etc.

[@atul1024]

amma kzbin.info/www/bejne/eabGYWeFnJqId9E Must follow this

[@mrshadowcool174]

One of the most intellectually unbiased discourse on one of our civilization's central flaw. Can see hundreds of years of persecution when he speaks. More power to this position initiative! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@DhawanGuptaIndia]

The book 'Breaking India' by Rajiv Malhotra is a must for everyone who want to gain deep knowledge of these issues.

[@chanakyadevil]

also read about the systematic prosecution of Buddhists and buddhist ideology , monuments and artefacts in india, the people who did wanted to maintain their influence and power. Power corrupts everything, that's why power must be distributed

[@chanakyadevil]

@Prathmesh Tiwari there are conflicting narratives about this, though we know it was not a one time event but a gradual one, Some sources say, like the mahabhashya(by patanjali) says that buddhist are eternal enemies, excavations of buddhist sites show the destruction. The emergence of new religions could have also played a part, Conversions, absorption. And the last nail on the coffin was probably spread of islam in india so gradually while buddhism diminished in India it prospered globally

[@DhawanGuptaIndia]

@@chanakyadevil Never let anyone tell you that Buddhists disappeared because of Hindus. It was Islamic sword and only Islam which was the cause of disappearance of Buddhism. Unflinching non-violence can't survive in the face of murderous, rapist invasions. twitter.com/TIinExile/status/1258439666384072704?s=20

[@chanakyadevil]

@@DhawanGuptaIndia partially true, I've read up on this since that comment, I think it was a mixture of the huna invasion, assimilation and the buddhist monks or scholars wer disenfranchised after asoka as after him no great or powerful buddhist king was there to give them 'support' and the final nail in the coffin would be advent of islamic empires in northern India.

[@chanakyadevil]

This true Indology account is great but biased so I do consider his/her arguments but do not make conclusions based on his/her tweets only, Try to read from different sources and make your own judgement

[@kd5164]

I come from the city of Jhalkari bai, we respect her for the valour but never knew which caste she was, thanks for bringing it up.....

[@shobhitsingh5167]

More power to you brother I'm dalit according to today's vocabulary I'm Balmiki yahh I accept and also accept sanatan as my eternal dharma but when I study about discrimination my heart gets heavy ,I never ever even thinks to quit dharma but discrimination !!!!!! Let one to quit dharma ॐ काली may soon this social evils left this world and no one who loves this dharma never left this family

[@abi-wg4jt]

Yes discrimination must be stop

[@hajarmatveeva]

Shobhit Singh ji what do you see as "eternal dharma" for a "Dalit"? Do you know that ordinary "nitya Karma" is not for non-dwijah people? Then what? Sweeping the Temples' floor?

[@shobhitsingh5167]

@@hajarmatveeva yes but for sure every thing which is cause for the discrimination should be vanished properly even though that was nitya karma aur anything else

[@NN94887]

​@@shobhitsingh5167 हर व्यक्ति किसी धर्म संस्कृति पॉलिटिकल पार्टी या कोई भी संगठन हो उससे तभी जुड़ता है जब उसे कोई फायदा हो ,बो भी स्वाभिमान से कॉम्प्रोमाइज किए बिना , मतलब की आत्मसम्मान सबसे फायदे के साथ साथ आत्म सम्मान सबसे महत्वपूर्ण है , अब बताओ की दलितों को ,इस हिंदू धर्म अर्थात brahninisam में ऐसा क्या मिला जो बो इससे जुड़े रहना चाहते है ??जबकि देश के सबसे बड़े लीडर अंबेडकर उनको path दिखा चुके है ??

[@edres7563]

The beauty of dharma is that it is not bound by 1 book or any book. Dharma is transendantal and universal, and it resides within every being and their conscience. You dont need any scripture to tell you what is dharma. You have it intrinsically within you, and you discover and realise it through seeking, and practice. This is the core principle of sanatana dharma. If there are ancient scriptures that make your heart heavy, then it is because they go against the eternal univwersal principle of dharma embedded in your heart, and in that case, you can reject such nonsense from any book. We are not like abrhamic religions that are bound by scripture. We are a people of seeking knowledge and improvement through direct spiritual expereicne and moral evolution, and we have a diverse library of accumulated knowledge and wisdom to draw from. Not everything is absolutely correct, because everything that is written, is a product of its time and the fallibility of the people of that time. Some things are great and amazing, while others are deplorable. The beauty of sanatan dharma, which some people fail to realise, is that, if something is wrong within our society and the there are texts which are supporting it, then the principle core philosophy of our dharma demands that we course correct and change it for the better. We have all the tools and philosophies, present within our written traditions, our history, as well as hard wired within the eternal and innate dharma of our own heart and soul, that enables us as a society and culture, to course correct the injustices and social evils within our society, without having to abandon our native ancestral culture and spritiual traditions. No other spiritual or cultural tradition or religion allows for that, which is why there have been countles reformers and new philosophies that have constantly arisen from the dharmic soil of our cultural heritage. Thankfully Babasaheb himself never left the dharmic fold. He simply switched to the dharmic philosophy, practices and traditions of an alternative native philosopher and practitioner of this land, ie, Shri Gautam Buddha, because that is what felt right to him. You too, have every right to follow your heart and find what feels right in your heart and soul. You can do this by studying the texts, but that is not always necessary, because the Truth is already within you and can be accessed through personal discipline, conscientiousness, righteous conduct, meditation on the nature of reality, which ultimately leads to direct experience of the Ultimate Reality that is, universal and eternal Dharma, which is always, Truth, Justice, Order, Balance, Harmony, Reciprocity, COmpassion, and most of all, LOVE. Unfortuantley, many of us are missing this key principle within our own culture, because we have been colonised for 1000 years by abrahamic religions, and thus even our own perspective has been colonised and we are seeing everything, including our own culture and traditions, through the lens of abrahamic religions and their fragmented thought patterns and limited defintions. We have forgotten that we are not a relgiion, but an ancient pluralistic culture, that has at its core, true freedom of thought and beliefs, which has resulted in a vast spiritual market place of countless diverse ideas and beliefs, that have evolved and distilled over thousands of years, unlike any other culture in the world. All countries once had evil and injustice in their socieites and many still do. But the solution, is not to abandan your culture and heritage, and become something else, copying and mimicing others, just because we have been made to feel inferior and inadequate. The solution is to take agency and pride in ourselves and to reform and eradicate social evils from within. This is how every culture grows and improves and progresses with time. No body needs to abandon their native cultural heritage in order to progress and seek justice. We already have everything we need within our tradtions, and within our heart and souls, to change our society for the better, without having to look anywhere else. What other people do in their own homelands, is best sutied for them, and what we do in our own homelands toreform and change, has to best sutied for ourselves, because we are all different , and one size does not fit all. We dont need to import colonial and eurocentric ideas such as communism, democracy, secularism etc, from anywhere else, because our own native heritage, already gives us many pathwys to create a better society, along with the foundational principle of reform, and that is freedom of thought, agency and conscience to reform nd eradicate injustice and oppression, if we truly apply ourselves and stand firm against those who do wrong, and have the audacity to mis-use man made scripture and universally eternal spirituality to justify themsleves.

[@rishabhgupta9846]

Ajyesthaso akanishthaso ete sambhrataro vahaduhu saubhagaya. “No one is superior, none inferior. All are brothers marching forward to prosperity.”

[@bhuvaneshwarilakshminaraya565]

A very good enlightening talk. Coming from a forward caste, as much as there is angst about the difficulty we have in the current system, your talk absolutely opened my eyes to the problems faced by our brethren belonging to the dalit community. My stand has softened so much after listening to this talk and i appreciate your balanced stand. I also completely agree with you about bringing to the fore all those people who are progressing and spearing ahead, you being one of them. God bless you.

[@pradeepnambiar9889]

Kudos to you Guru Prakash we need more initiative like this which talks about integration. In the beginning you mentioned that 90% of people who says "we don"t believe in caste" are from the so called "upper caste", I think what this 90% mean is they would never discriminate with anybody based on their caste and do not approve of such behavior. I would like to see a young and articulate person like you contributing in bringing about reforms in the society. All the very best. Jai Hind

[@RJ-is5uz]

This man is amazing, he is a true intellectual, not those in the media and academia who self- appoint themselves as "intellectuals." He has the right ideas for the welfare of India. I hope the government picks him up for a bigger policy role. And the lady in the audience should just shut up and let him talk.

[@punith.dg.619]

The Untouchables - The Truth ajitvadakayil.blogspot.com/2011/07/untouchables-capt-ajit-vadakayil.html. The Only Dalit Freemason of India - Dr. BR Ambedkar ajitvadakayil.blogspot.com/2015/10/the-only-dalit-freemason-of-india-capt.html

[@pramodravi95]

My mother by birth is a Brahmin and my father by birth was a Scheduled caste. I'm a Hindu and I follow my duty as my Karma, Dharma and my identity.

[@sachin7488]

follow rationality and bring humility thats it!

[@waqaralikhan6601]

Can't believe? How was it possible?

[@yogichmaar794]

@@waqaralikhan6601 jaise tera janm halala se hua hai

[@abi-wg4jt]

​@@waqaralikhan6601 you will never understand beacuse of obvious reasons

[@chanakyagan]

DALIT is àn américain word meant to be used to divîde INDIA

[@dhineshsrinivasan7572]

Ambedkar-Savarkar Samvaad! What a refreshing new perspective!

[@dante911ify]

This is going to be interesting though i often wonder why a category having nearly ~1,000 different jaatis is lumped under a seemingly homogenous ethnic group called as "dalit" .

[@dalitshukra9974]

You need to study the history of the caste system.

[@dante911ify]

@@dalitshukra9974 i know enough about the "history of caste system". The assumption that all modern day dalit jaatis were engaged in similar, menial professions is also wrong. For example, "Reconsidering untouchability" , a book by Ramnarayan Rawat, gathers evidence from colonial era archives about the Cham**r jaati of north india and proves that most of them and their ancestors in the last 4-5 generations had nothing to do with leather tanning.

[@BigOil18]

Part of the breaking India project, Western and Islamic interests are aligned on this project. Indian leftists are mostly bought up by Islamic oil money or Western money. Their goal is to break India into smaller nations for different interests, the west to avoid a potential challenge to their global hegemony due to India's sheer size and conversion of Hindus to Christianity. Islam due to their goal of converting Hindus, their 1000 year Jihad has failed in India unlike Persia, Mesopotamia, Egypt etc and this is causing them a lot of anxiety.

[@shaan4308]

​@@BigOil18 India regardless of whether it is broken up or remains united is not challenger to global western hegemony and is unlikely to be a challenger in future. Hindus as a whole neither have the will to power nor the concept of nationhood to channel it.

[@BigOil18]

@@shaan4308 lol, sure. Islamo's are disunited, and generally unsuitable for a technology driven era. Hindus are more united than ever and understanding their shared history and have a very strong sense of nationhood compared to the Islamic world which is divided and embroiled in sectarian fights.

[@akshayamurari2301]

Mr. Guru Prakash, I have one word for your talk: BRILLIANT.

[@Boloniece]

Brother u are absolutely right, discrimination is real. Acknowledging is 1st step towards rectifying. Everyone must accept it first. Then we can talk about upliftments.Great initiative by u and srijan talks.

[@niharkulkarni6404]

Such a healthy discourse 👍👍 We need such voices.

[@sampathkumar-ej7xl]

The speaker Guru has clarity of thought and like a breath of fresh air is advocating greater dialogue and harmony without acrimony, wishing him lots of success.

[@gokulkunnath6691]

Dalit is a Marathi word which means the "crushed" or "broken" implying oppression. The word coined by Jyotirao Phule, under the heavy influenze of Christian missionaries and British Colonial forces, reflected his intense hatred for the rest of the Hindu society. With a steady doze of western theories, habits, thinking and religious views, he naturally found no reason to heal the wounds or spark reform in society like Narayana Guru and many others. Instead, he sought to instigate people by spreading venom through artificial colonial theories, Christian dogma and a sense of vengeance. The word got further traction when it was embraced by the Dalit Panthers (another American Missionary attempt to link the Black struggle in the US with that of the marginalized communities in Bharath). Dalit panthers was modelled after Black Panthers who rose against White oppression. That there is social discrimination in Bharat for centuries is a historical truth that is undeniable for any intelligent person. However, to define a person, even worse, hundreds of marginalized Hindu communities, by a term like Dalit is fundamentally insulting, offensive, illogical and derogatory. How can a human being be identified on the basis of how he or she is treated by others. Assume for a moment that all the Jatis (caste is a misnomer by the way) who marginalized are forced to accept the identity of Dalit. What are the implications for the Muslims and Christians? Then by the same token, would the aggressive advocates of the Dalit identity (namely evangelizing Christians, fundamentalist Muslims and the Communist ideologues) be willing to do the same for those who are physically, mentally, socially or economically harmed by members of their own religions? To be more precise, there are 1.5 billion Muslims in the world. Ask any Muslim woman anywhere and she will acknowledge the fact that they are living like slaves under their husbands and it is sanctioned mostly by verses from the Koran or Hadiths. Can Muslim women be identified and organized under the banner of a new identity (for example, an Arabic name for slave)? Can all Catholic children be dumped into one group because of the sexual abuse they have suffered for centuries under the Catholic heirchy? Anyone can Google to know the scope and pervasiveness of the abuse in the Christian world. There are already many Christian groups who are fighting for justice. Should Hindus and Buddhists join hands with abused and would be abused Catholic children and youth and create a separate identity for them (for example a Latin word for abuse or pedophilia)? Christians have converted millions of people through imperialism (Roman Empire), Colonialism (British, French, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish and Dutch Empires), and fraudulent means (rice bowl Christians as they are known). Once converted, they are left to nature for their well being. Look at the socio-economic conditions of converted Christians in Africa, South, North and Central America. Then look at the affluent White Christians of Europe, North America and Australia. Why should the Hindus and Buddhists sit quite and watch the discrimination to these innocent populations of Africa, Asia and the Americas? Should we support a new identity for these converted indegenous populations by a Spanish word for discrimination? What I am trying to say are the following: 1) Societies all over the world have varying degrees of discrimination. While discrimination is wrong, it is a self evident truth across the world. 2) The invention of the Dalit identity (with the active support of Britain, United States and the entire Christian world) is intended to divide Hindu society further as it was done during the British rule. 3) There is no other purpose for the "Dalit" identity than to facilitate unadulterated evangelization of the "heathen", "pagan" or "infidel" Hindus. This is why Dr. Ambedkar chose the Bouddha Dharma, which is still part of the Dharmic pantheon. 4) Gandhiji used the term Harijans for the marginalized Hindu communities and it is a much better word to identify the segment of the Hindu population which has suffered in the past and faces problems today. 5) The most beneficial approach for all is to refrain from creating a new identity at all for those who are marginalized Hindus. It creates further confusion and conflict. This is an issue that all Hindus should reflect upon seriously. In spite of which varna or jati one belongs to, we all belong to the larger, broader Hindu society. In its bossom alone, we can all heal the wounds of the past and chart a new destiny. The RSS adopted the views of Shri Narayana Guru and Adi Shankara as well as all other social reformers who sought to heal the wounds and create a just and enlightened Hindu society. In RSS, no one asks to tells the jati of others. In additon, there is a harmonious feeling created through the interaction, intermingling and cooperative efforts of all Varnas and Jatis. There is no feeling of high or low. There is no superiority or inferiority. Every jati representing various types of labour or profession is valuable to society and diginity of labour is supreme in RSS led Hindu renaissance movement. This approach of the RSS is the most ideal and well suited for the current times. Other attempts will never deliver the results we aspire for, irrespective of our varnas or jatis. 6) Christians and Muslims should stop fishing in muddy waters. If not, they will get mud all over their bodies because their societies are more muddied than others. 7) We should seek harmony and not division, peace and not war, enlightenment and not ignorance, reconciliation and not instigation, love and not hatred as well as justice and not injustice.

[@yashobantadash6670]

Great sir

[@lucusshina9357]

Actually Mahatma Phule were against Missionary. He in his life time have saved lot's of poor and uneducated people from falling into hands of Scottish Missionary. He was proud of his religion he was practicing hindu. He had issue with Brahmins as during that time Majority of Brahmin society used religion for to hold power in society like fudel Europe.

[@Pradeep15289]

Great 👍

[@jitujitu9157]

Very well articulated!!!

[@jitujitu9157]

Somewhere I read, in reality, a person has to discharge all the responsibilities. To be a Shudra, when standing in service/seva of others; to be a Brahmin when sharing knowledge; to be a Vaysh when earning livelihood; and to be a Kshatriya when fighting for Truth. Hari Aum(Om).

[@s.k.sharma8357]

समाज को बदलना है न कि समाज से बदला लेना है.....Great lines.....

[@puspakkumar3221]

Reservation lete raho aur bolo ki samaj sudhar kar rahe hain. Achha bahana hai. General caste walo ko maro.

[@seeker9440]

Beautiful lecture sir....I couldn't agree more.... Keep up the good work ...keep enlightening masses as only in the ignorance these evil nexuses thrives... Freedom from mental hijacking is the need of the hour... It's reassuring to see such a platform being a torchbearer.....🙏🙏🙏

[@MrJerometaylor]

Very few people have unbiased opinions on this matter... I'm a brahmin and i want a fair and just society for everyone...there is no place for caste based discrimination in modern society..

[@mrigankshekhar1520]

Guilt trapped

[@indigochakra]

Mr Prakash is a testimony to the fact that caste and merit cannot be correlated. His excellent presentation, vocabulary and intellectual depth are an inspiration. #Equal Opportunity please.

[@dante911ify]

I don't want to sound offensive and i apologize if i do but what's the reason for lower cut-off in examinations for different reserved categories most of the time(mind you the answer sheets are electronically checked these days so that takes away human bias ) !

[@riichobamin7612]

@@dante911ify according to the DoPT data from 2018-19, 51% of Safai Karamcharis (Group C) were made up of SC and ST (I am not including OBC and EWS) while SC and ST make up only 28% of the country's population. So most of the SC and ST aspirants tend to be poorer, and therefore cannot afford the same level of educations as do others. Hence the lower marks.

[@dante911ify]

@@riichobamin7612 As far as i know, the number was 45% for SCs (this was from the DOPT 2018-2019 annnual report ) , STs are few (they are unnecessarily dragged with SCs just because of the word scheduled) and i am willing to bet that nearly all of those would belong to valmiki caste cluster (presence of other SCs would be miniscule) . I would tell you one thing -- i know of instances where the govt tried to recruit other folks en masse to safai karmacharis but the valmikis created huckus by saying that "govt is takimg their jobs away" .

[@dante911ify]

@@riichobamin7612 "Therefore cannot afford the same level of education as others" ---- So, doesn't this require targeted programmes for them at the primary and secondary level(education is nearly free/heavily subsidized for them in government schools and colleges anyways along with new upcoming schemes like ambedkar navodaya vidyalayas) instead of reserving seats at the higher level ?

[@riichobamin7612]

@@dante911ify thanks for the Valmiki thing 👍🏻. I didn't know that. Also you have to associate SC and ST as the discrimination they face is social in nature primarily. Also about the STs. The experience of an ST from mainland India will be VERY different as compared to an ST from North East. So I kind of agree on that one.

[@saumya890]

I have always thought about how can we accept historical caste based discrimination, address those issues and those faultlines and move forward to build up an integrated and inclusive society. This video gave that answer.

[@govind3294]

Excellent lecture! He talks of work on binding the Hindu society together through inclusion of disadvantaged jaatis by empowerment.

[@puspakkumar3221]

No he is talking about continuing reservation for eternity.

[@surajitghosh4172]

@ 40:18 This Jhatka certification movement idea is very good. I know Kolkata has a lot of jhatka meat stalls but here in Bangalore, I searched online and didn't come across any. Licious and Fresh to Home both deliver Halal.

[@MrSpyrud]

Hey, I am a vegetarian so I don't have the whole idea about jhatka and halal. Though I know that muslims have a religious obligation to consume only halal and jhatka is haram for them, what I don't know is whether Hindus have an obligation of consuming only jhatka and is halal prohibited for Hindus?

[@lucusshina9357]

@@MrSpyrud Hindu can eat meat or poultry that have been killed in Human way. Now it's upto you do you think Cutting neck that to not completely and without breaking spinal code or killing animal for food without any pain just by breaking or cutting Brain steam or spinal cord near to brain.

[@Gigi99977]

It’s been 4 years and still no certification of jhatka. I don’t eat meat bc it’s always halal meat which is killed in very dreadful way.

[@Seshamani99]

A brilliant, sensitive and inclusive talk. Thank you Sir.

[@ramkrishnadas4230]

It seems to me, BR Ambedkar was philosophically closer to the spirit of Vedanta than Buddhism. I also read somewhere that converting to Sikhism was his first choice but he did not get unambiguously positive response from leadership of Sikhism at that time.

[@jamesstevenson7725]

Ambedkar was an opportunist

[@SeekerSeeker]

Yes ​@@jamesstevenson7725

[@नीरजकुमारद्विवेदी-ण7त]

श्री गुरू प्रकाश जी आपकी बातें सुनकर अच्छा लगा । यह जानकर और भी अच्छा लगा कि न्यूज चैनलों और मीडिया की नकारात्मकता और विषैलापन से अलग हटकर कुछ संगठन सकारात्मक परिवर्तन हेतु कार्यरत है । अब आवश्यकता है इन सकारत्मक परिवर्तनों को अभियान बनाकर धर्मविरोधी और राष्ट्रविरोधी ताकतों को परास्त करने की आवश्यकता है । जय भारत जय श्री राम

[@BajpaiRupali]

Loved the positive approach in this lecture. Can't wait to know more about their work. Absolutely 👏

[@27Aruna]

Very Interesting talk. India needs more people like you. Wish you all the Best.

[@sudhacarawraunaccaw4659]

An intellectual approach towards the endless social evil Untouchability and attendant practices..

[@aditya6542]

Vidhya Dhara Irrational to compare untouchability in times of Corona Epidemic to untouchability that is still practised in society by some individuals. Untouchability in normal times is unfortunate and social evil. It is Adharma. Period.

[@allbritecarcare]

I think it’s quite thoughtful and insightful presentation. As a young child growing up in Kutchh, I encountered Harijan issue because my best friend in my school was Harijan but I could not comprehend what other adults were talking. I grew up in a Jain household with 2 elderly widowed ladies, my grandma and her mother. They didn’t want me to share my utensils with him but I did anyway behind their back. Their resistance I thought was due to his handling of dead animals. So over the years I developed my thinking based on fairness the way I understood it because I always had a trouble with people who said one thing religiously and behaved differently in day to day activities. I have followed by own values and have attempted to follow those and have realized over the years lots of fodders for contemplation. 🙏

[@mamunmuntasir]

I believe the Dhamma - as the ancient texts suggest - did not use caste as a sociological perspective - though we have usurped the idea to form status quo. This is only my “opinion” - based on my own readings. Without any political sense associated. Great lecture indeed. It’s a privilege to listen to you !

[@atul1024]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eabGYWeFnJqId9E All Indic traditions called Dharma

[@shivaputrabiradar6088]

Indian or Arab bro?

[@subodhsingh9533]

Shabash Guru Prakash. Today I think I am seeing the crop of my thought of impartial comradeship with Ram Vilas Paswan to bear fruit.I would like to engage .myself with you in Samvad.and I am sure this will be without vivad.Ensure the fire of enquiry for truth remains burning.I wish you great success.May shivshankar endow you with power of presence and perseverance.

[@subashkumar-di7hi]

Yes he is speaking so true. We must acknowledge that dalits are oppressed and lots needs to done to elevate them.

[@subashkumar-di7hi]

@Just Dab BHIM and MEEM needs to be defeated.

[@SitaYashoda]

Shri. Guru Prakash has spoken very clearly, intelligently and calmly.

[@sridharshankar9934]

My question to him, why cant Dalits who are IAS can denounce reservation in favor of less priveleged brothers

[@chatlarahul3503]

Why cant the upper castes IAS officers denounce caste

[@sridharshankar9934]

Read Before you comment, I have lots of SC friends who could not get govt job because they did not have influence and coaching

[@chatlarahul3503]

@@sridharshankar9934 I have lot of upper caste friends who are casteist as fuck what's your point

[@saterdraj6768]

But how does it affect you? Why are you so concerned? Are you dalit? In fact, if the dalits renounce reservation, they will be competing in the general category, that means more competition in that category.

[@Baargu]

@@chatlarahul3503 why the hell would they not be casteist..it is the only privilege they have...when they see their jobs and seats being given to undeserving candidates because of their birth. Every human wants to feel they are important...when you stigmatize them for the actions of their previous generations with any proof... especially to shudra communities which have now been classified under upper castes in many states.. What else have you left them with..except the concept of them being better because of their birth.. You take their jobs, their seats...blaming then coz of their birth and then come back that they are holding to one thing you have left them with...their birth?!

[@akmishraaable]

Love you Guru Prakash ji ! Please continue with your good works! Save caste, community and country so that they live with dignity and prosperity! Else, let the caste system be eradicated!

[@mayurdead9210]

Every so called "dravidian and moolnivasi" should watch this.

[@sanjaydubey6861]

Is dravinian truth?

[@meghaaahuja3946]

all Indians are Dravidians it's just our culture and language is Aryanized the real Aryans are now Muslims

[@sanjaydubey6861]

Nothing dravidian or aryan about it.

[@meghaaahuja3946]

@Retro gamer Aryans Persian(Iran) and Anatolian(Turkey) Indo Aryans Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana

[@meghaaahuja3946]

@Shashank Kumar, I meant north Indian upper-caste eg kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6ablo1mZbqnbJI

[@parinita.shetty]

Wonderful discourse. It’s good to hear that the current government is supporting Dalit integration but we as a society need to do more

[@sr-BHARATH]

The reason for VedaVyas is from low class is Vyasa was brought up as a fisherman as his father was just a reason for Vyasa's birth and never taken care of him or teach him.

[@loveearthly]

After a superb talk by this gentleman, it is funny that a guy, who asked the first question, even raised the superiority of Vyasa’s father’s caste. The lady from the audience fortunately articulated how this is immaterial.

[@hiteshgujarathi4636]

I highly doubt that there was cast even existed in those era. Probably after thousands of years or hundreds of years before people misinterpreted these scriptures to take I'll advantage of verna system and trun that into caste system.

[@AO-xd2ml]

@@loveearthly Exactly. That guy uses terms like "upper caste" which tells you that he still has a colonized mind. Somebody tell him that its called GC.

[@AO-xd2ml]

@@hiteshgujarathi4636 Right!

[@anks8319]

Thanks sir, your lecture was enlightening for me. I already had unfavourable opinions of the casteism. But i could now understand the pain of the backward communities. I strongly feel that we as a community needs to acknowledge these issues and work towards fixing of same.

[@BigOil18]

Low and Upper caste are inventions by the British class systems where the terms low and high are used. Caste comes from Casta, a Portuguese word. In Christian Latin America, there is a skin color hierarchy called casta. Feudal European hierarchies are all caste based. Example: Gongfarmers in the UK: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gong_farmer This has been Western propaganda that caste is somehow intrinsic to Hinduism when in fact Hinduism has been the force fighting against it. Caste is a social construct that can be dismantled due to Hinduism. Let's not pretend there is equality in Christian or Islamic societies, one just has to look at their slavery, racial, ethnic and caste issues to confirm that (Example Qom system in Pakistan).

[@waqaralikhan6601]

Pakistan was part of India before partition so Pakistan inherited these norms from India.

[@BigOil18]

@@waqaralikhan6601 Of course that’s BS, because the Middle East is full of tribalism and castes. Lineage of the Prophet puts people at a higher social status and caste.

[@BigOil18]

Also Pakistan is much more castist than India today due to lack of economic development. And they of course don’t have any affirmative action reservation system like India. India has done 10 times more to uplift all groups.

[@waqaralikhan6601]

@@BigOil18 You are totally right about Pakistan being more casteist than India. But you are wrong bout Arabia. In Arabia there is racism like Europe where the black people are looked down upon by the whites. The Indian Caste System (being practised in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal or maybe the Maldives and Bhutan) is as unique in its exploitation of the low castes as is racism against the blacks.

[@amreshgupta4863]

Guru prakash ji I have become you fan.your data bank is very deep and positive towards building up a grand Indian narrative.

[@sharmila-g3n]

From the last yug Vishnu gave us "The Social System" Britishers knew about this system and made their own version called Caste System only to divide and rule in all its brutality, They succeeded and it is still alive to keep Bharatiyon POOR in body and mind. It was banned in 1950's by government, so stop using the oppression by the Britishers, don't give them the chance to laugh and point at us. We need totake a stand as Sanatans (Eternal)

[@Anshul.Sharma.983]

@pagal ladka Tere naam sea hi pata chalta he ki tu bakvas bhook raha hee

[@latanksahu]

You are absolutely right bro..

[@rjayanti5988]

My experience is people from reserved caste jump two levels ahead of us though junior to us and also more well placed in the society financially .

[@satieshsamarveer2455]

GURU...with all the due respect for your introspective research work...you did a wonderful work for our beloved motherland.

[@anubhutisingh3443]

Very enlightening! Each and everyone of us has to bring this change

[@muskannm1342]

loved the talk ! speaker rightly said this issue is extremely polarised making it difficult to have discourse , most people talk from the point of otherisation , but i thank Srijan for holding this talk and inviting such a learned speaker , i think hindus and indian society in general need to raise their awareness and engagement in society for it overall betterment . we have to counter these issues in religious , social , political and economical environements giving the oppressed part of society their due space and dignified position . Scriptures and our social , religious , economical thought and awareness needs to be revised and reformed for good . a big journey but an absolutly essential one.

[@RJ-is5uz]

The first questioner seemed more interested in showing off his knowledge than appreciating the larger point that the speaker was trying to make.

[@RanjitGodbole]

I would like to thank Sangam Talks and Mr. Guru Prakash for this talk. Topics such as these educate us, give clarity, and give insights from a person’s POV. Looking forward to hear more topics/debates related to INTEGRATION. Thank you again!

[@roaringbanjara9014]

These all social evils started with adulterations in scriptures, religious books and then deep-rooted in society..the solutions of this disease are two..one is to write hindu scripture eliminating the irrelevant dogmas, concepts and the second one is giving reservations in private sectors as well for a fixed time period...this can fix this problem socially-economicaly

[@shailendrapratapshastri2625]

Dr. Ambedkar had demanded reservation for 15 years only and told that later on society will decide whether to continue of remove reservation. So far we have seen that still reservation exists. We can uproot it only if lower caste people once become economically stable should stop taking benefits of reservation and slowly the % of reservation should for Dalits should slashed down.

[@dante911ify]

"Reservation in private sector for the time being" --- ok, this means for eternity. So far, we know that reservation has only increased in scope not decreased lol. Most induans have zilch knowledge of the scriptures that you talk about so rewriting/rediting is not going to make any difference.

[@महात्माआंधी]

Trye

[@महात्माआंधी]

True

[@krunvanthovishwamaaryam]

Couldnt agree with reservation in private sector part though agree with eliminating adultered parts in scriptures.

[@VandeMataram-ne1pq]

Guruprakash Paswan is such a treat to eyes and intelligence. I feel absolutely proud of him. As soon as he appears, all caste mindset evaporates. I see a very successful leader making in him. I wont be surprised to see him as a PM in next 20 or 30 years. Keep it up Guru prakash. I am a brahmin but I think you are a better brahmin than me.❤

[@HimanshuS-YT]

Absolutely awesome sir!! An enlightening talk!

[@rajagopalkalavacharla1569]

Guru Prakash, you are absolutely marvelous in your appeal for inclusion and integration!

[@premlatamahale3256]

Will surely watch!!

[@PranavPatil-n1v]

1:16:21 she pointed out very well; FIXING THE BLAME . This is where fault line is. Kudos to her 🎉

[@arayanpal337]

Very soon I am going to try to bring Dalits in Savarna Varnashram. I will make it happen to save our country from disintegration. Dalit or Sudra words are stigma, it is high time we got it removed from our Varnashram. How it will happen, please leave it on me. I am just waiting for this lockdown to pass off. I do not want to disclose the formula here in public. It is better we speak when we have achieved it. Guru Prakash I liked your nationalist and full of wisdom discourse. Reply if you liked it. Many thanks.

[@meenu999]

Arayan Pal how can you force Dalits on savarnas...? Why are dalits not content with their own community? Now they have reservations in everything why aren’t they happy with their own people? You can never force someone to like you...Dalit society can o what it wants among themselves but nothing can be forced on savarnas from people OUTSIDE the varna vyavastha...they have avenues of other religions like their leader and become neo Buddhists or other religions

[@arayanpal337]

I will prefer replies from both sides as a feed back which can guide me and make me understand what should be the most ideal formula which gave equal honor and right to every body in the society and nobody should feel underprivileged or privileged, at the same time, nothing should be felt imposed on either side.Therefore pour in your views freely and spontaneously here.

[@patmclaughlin107]

Arayan Pal Bringing Dalits into Savarna Varnashram is not the solution. The solution is to destroy the Varnashram, annihilate the caste structure and achieve true equality.

[@shibutom8086]

@@arayanpal337 support.....

[@prashantjadhav308]

Let's face our drawbacks and rise to create a new BHARAT

[@bharatamitra8996]

Let Us Make Vedic Education Available to all the Hindus Irrespective of Castes as in earlier days No Use Is in Just discussing Changes will come gradually

[@jyotisitapure9521]

Naveen ji you are correct ..but there are many Vedic haters in India including hindus .

[@punith.dg.619]

The Untouchables - The Truth ajitvadakayil.blogspot.com/2011/07/untouchables-capt-ajit-vadakayil.html. The Only Dalit Freemason of India - Dr. BR Ambedkar ajitvadakayil.blogspot.com/2015/10/the-only-dalit-freemason-of-india-capt.html

[@prernasingh9930]

Absolutely awesome such talks are needed to be discussed openly,just not between parliaments only, healthy debate should be there...for the unity and integrity of Hindutava...or else there are a lot many forces to break us apart...After all nothing is bigger then our nation

[@jarule8065]

There is a lot of friction between so called upper caste too. Caste caused our country to be slave for 1000 years and unless we come out of the caste nonsense (and accept everyone as equal) we will have a lot more troubles in the future - Islamic fundamentalism will be one of them......

[@ramanankannan2322]

Christianity. There is casteism among Indian Christians. However Hinduism survives only in India and Nepal, it would be better if almost all Hindus don't bother about caste or community.

[@waqaralikhan6601]

@@ramanankannan2322 Those Christians were not from Britain but were from India who converted from Hinduism to Christianity. Caste system is peculiar to India and the countries that broke away from India as a result of the 1947 partition.

[@ramanankannan2322]

@@waqaralikhan6601 Srilankan people also have caste system. But they do not have much caste politics.

[@corneliusoswald6139]

@@ramanankannan2322 hindu sanatan dharma intolerant toward a man who live with wife parents till wife parents died. He loss his honor & called ghar jamai. Second ambiguous toward female infanticide & mistreatment of female orphans. Third, treat daughter less valued than cattle

[@srummal]

Great work Guru..... Keep walking.... You have a thousand miles journey a head.... 🙏👍

[@hemakhurana6743]

I think to have Dalits in various institutions such as judiciary, media and education I think we need to mentor and consciously empower groups of the young Dalit generation just as the DCCI does for business.

[@ramsingh6168]

The beautiful lady hiked the lecture beautifully 😲

[@mrcoolcanon]

People fear to bring up such issues. I believe these should brought up more and more, so that everyone realises the reality and fights to save the society. Log darte he Dalit ke baare me muh kholne se, mei ekbaar college me muh kholata , aur believe me mere dost bhi kuch din tak mere se baat nahi ki. Well I am an OBC but trying to be forward on my own efforts, didn't take any reservations for that.

[@vofficial170]

Same here mere friends mai toh kabhi ye sab charcha hi nhi hoti even though hamara friend circle kaafi mixed hai dalits obc privileged sab hi hai lekin ye diff humne na toh school me kiya na abhi college me kyuki sab educated hai. Aur mai samjhta hu ki iss gap ko hum education se hi bhar sakte hai

[@rspvarun]

Sahi kaha

[@rspvarun]

@@vofficial170 Kya aapke dalit OBC friends Hindu hain? Ya converted?

[@vofficial170]

@@rspvarun sanatani hi hai abhi missionaries hamare yaha nhi pahunche hai

[@indranidutta1945]

This youngman is somebody I would give my daughter to no caste asked .

[@lambamamba2523]

that's the best compliment a guy could get

[@alok9307]

Waah! Yeah sb kb se bhaiya?😂

[@SeekerSeeker]

Bengali main aise hi castism nhi hy.

[@Sunny-rh6ik]

Savarkar and Ambedkar both are my favourite 🙏🚩

[@manjariakhoury8332]

Very articulate exposition by Mr. Guru Prakash.

[@thippannamundlur6909]

very good talk brother , you have made an in depth analysis Sir . All are children of God . Only love can destroy ignorance and arrogance of superior feeling . Hope God does this . God bless you.

[@srinivaskrishnamoorthy393]

He stresses on the undercurrents that run socially.Acceptance must go deep into the fabric.Lip service must stop. Will take a while,but one side must drop the airs,the other must bring trust to the table. I heard this from a senior soldier of the Army in 1973. " We must lose terribly to a strong enemy and lose so badly that we are razed to the ground. Once we reach that state of desperation,and only then we Hindus will unite otherwise we will continue like this ...a rudderless ship" So true

[@Adhyatm4]

SCST society must come forward and demand 'no more four'. A general category or any politicians can never come forward.

[@saterdraj6768]

Brahmin society must come forward and demand inter caste marriages. Specifically with the SC ST community. Any other community cannot come forward.

[@mansibisht6768]

@Jon Snow lol there is no history that says that.. it started from 4 th century..

[@mansibisht6768]

@Jon Snow lol who told you that..before any functions they are invited

[@Rajan112358]

@Jon Snow muslims and christians get reservation as some of them.are considered obc. And to suggest that hindus remain hindu, just to have benefit of reservation, is not only offensive But naieve. You really know nothing jon snow.

[@Rajan112358]

@@saterdraj6768 so how many such inter caste marriages will change your mind? Because i know a few people who did just that, Many brahmins even marry muslims. It is more to do with class difference, than caste difference, yes there is some prejudice, but why all the pressure is put on brahmims to prove they are not castist ? How about you prove you are not castist, By not allowing caste benefit to clowd your judgement ? Will you agree that reservation is not a fundamental right ? As rightly said by supreme court ? I am not talking of ending reservation I belive it's needed Only its not fundamental right. Because in claiming reservation as fundamental right is favourable to all dalit, but no dalit will look at the subject on merit bases, only on caste benefit lines or personal benefit lines. So how about you let go of your castism ?

[@tresajessygeorge210]

THANK YOU GURU PRAKASH ...!!! Please consider my challenging points positively, for correction and UNITY...!!!

[@misslove3997]

Let him speak 😤 that lady was right but on the same time she is annoying 😡

[@viky116]

What an articulate presentation. 👍👍

[@lalitpareek435]

इसका हिंदी वर्जन होना चाहिए।उत्तर भारतीय लोग इंग्लिश नहीं समझते।क्या आप इसे सीमित लोगो तक ही पहुंचाना चाहते हैं

[@drugsmusic1238]

Bhai, thoda age scroll karo, aage Hindi me baat hoi h.

[@panditji-or4hp]

agree

[@atharvbaghel2658]

सिर्फ़ हिंदी हीं क्यूँ, हर भाषा में एक वर्ज़न होना चाहिए, तमिल,मलयालम, गुजराती,पंजाबी, असामी, डोगरी, ओडिया, भोजपुरी, मराठी, लधाकि, मणिपुरी और भी

[@lakshyaagrawalhub9821]

Bharat ki dono official bhashaon main Sangam talks available hai ek mai english upload hota hai or dusre main hindi main bhi upload hota hai Lalit ji.

[@Prakhar9455305897]

@@atharvbaghel2658 sangam talks ki zimmedari kyu ho sari bhasha me nikalna apni talk ko, har community ka banda translate kare apne logo ke liye Khud bhi zimmedari lo bhai

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

Unbiased discourse ive ever seen...thanks sangam

[@virendrakumar-motivatorcoa2495]

Where exactly SC have landed up, 72 years after independence. Reservation has been there throughout but did the upward mobility has taken place in most of the SC and if they have moved economically due to reservation, did they really move upward in others perception and obviously the question will come, how long this reservation or hand-holding business to continue? These issues are to be discussed among the SC community first, others have a really limited role into this except when majority of Indians want that reservation as such should be out which is a distinct impossibility in near future due to political reasons. He has mentioned about the castes etc dominating the particular business, Jains dominating jewel business worldwide. So, it is without reservation but continuing. Obviously, it is not the caste but expertise which allows them to dominate the business. Did Ambedkar said reservations to continue indefinitely. The answer is NO. How SC can come up then if they have not come up in seven decades. The answer lies in restructuring of reservation and development of competence in the SC community. If Guru Prakash can come up so beautifully others can come forward too. How many SC have come up as top-class bureaucrats, doctors and professionals in seventy-two years.? Reservation can give upward mobility to some of them but not the respect of society. So what is to be done? Guru rightly pointed out about reservations restructuring. Not for more than two generations, make it diversified within SC community so that more people are included. Let the SC work on its competence, taking reservation as an easy tool will not help for sure. Muslim - Dalit nexus to grab political power? Political alliances are open to all but will it benefit anybody. There is an identity crisis in the Muslim community as well and it will continue. In Muslim politics, Pakistan will always be a factor and now the Arab world is being projected as a factor. Anti-CAA agitation has simply exposed the anti-Indian agenda of some of them. Will the Dalits would like to be perceived as anti- Indians? I do not think so. Muslims have different priorities and want to use Dalits as a tool only. Now, comes the point of Dalits in Judiciary, defence services etc. Why no SC could come up to become a Cabinet secretary? There are so many communities who could not produce a Cabinet Secretary because it is not a matter of production, it is a matter of competence. Nobody will make anybody Cabinet Secretary or Judge just because one is Dalit. It is a matter of competence. Guru is absolutely wrong there. Nobody is going to make someone judge because he is a Dalit, it is just not possible. Competence has to be proven. Now, I will suggest to Guru, Why not to go into security services which have come up and will fetch good revenue in future too. He has mentioned about pig rearing. This is such a big business which can produce millionaires among the Dalit community. I am not suggesting that SC should restrict themselves to limited avenues only. Defence services are such a wonderful opportunity for SC to get respect and upward mobility. Other ideas which he has discussed are good too and should be explored BUT SC community should introspect and move up. Thanks, Guru for this wonderful talk.

[@RandomVideoClix]

Thousands of pranams to you Guru Prakash ji.

[@buddhavivekanand7462]

Maharshi Valmiki a Dacoit wrote Ramayan.. Maharshi Ved Vyas a fisherwoman's son wrote Mahabharat.. King Chandra Gupta Maurya was a Daasi putra son of maidservant..

[@nitinbhasin8898]

Great start... The issue needs to be discussed openly, problems need to pinged down and solutions need to be found. Is not right to say that communities have suffered for 1000 years, but it's also true that wrong things have been done needing corrections.

[@mohang4267]

Economic backwardness should be better criteria for reservation.

[@tapanrob99]

@Jon Snow I dont agree with this argument ,social security should be the cure for social discrimination. Forced inclusion for certain period of time was fine but I don't support Forced inclusion for this day and age. Even I am from backward cast and yes discrimination before independence was reality .But just because one of my forefathers were discriminated I dont agree with the fact that my every coming generation members should be forced benefits of the repatriation. For 1 or 2 generations it was needed but now I dont think this should still be active. A discrimination can never be cure for a discrimination. The modern system is like an hourglass ⏳ ,just like the flowing sand ,this is just shifting power from one entity to another and this will never create equality . And Mark my words this will create chaos which we faced before and we don't need that. internal dispute is always bad for a nation and all I want is to settle this once and for all.

[@tapanrob99]

@Jon Snow I think u still live in 1955.just look at your argument , I live in a society were inter religion marriage happen and you still talk about intercaste. My question to you is that do you believe that some people are superior because they are born in upper caste. If yes than you need to change your believe first . You used the word 'declared' as if it is mentioned in the Constitution. Use facts not feelings. msn-com.turbopages.org/s/msn.com/en-in/money/markets/supreme-courts-big-comment-on-reservation-says-reservation-is-not-a-fundamental-right/vp-BB15kzEC

[@tapanrob99]

@Jon Snow and you said upper caste poor are poor because they are lazy than why the hell the lower caste is still poor if they have reserved their opportunity and not being lazy. And you think reservation is what that maintains the Hindu religion of the country .Think twice before your say or write anything. before 47 there was no reservation but still the nation was largely Hindu. And any sane person who has read both bhagwad gita and Quran will never convert . And have you heard the term Christan and Muslim dalits ??? If they have already left their old religion behind reaping the benefits of the new religion than why the hell they still apply for reservation for st and backward caste ?? Did they never received the benefits of the new religion which were promised??? If yes weren't the preachers of the new religion hypocrites.

[@tapanrob99]

@Jon Snow even if reservation is genuine than instead of selective repatriation it should be given every community that were suppressed before and after independence . Like as follows:- the mugals suppression of Hindus and Sikhs ,the Kashmiri brahmins that were suppressed, the hindu people of Hyderabad that were suppressed by the razakars ,etc. And you are so much worried about Hinduism in the country ,let me tell you that the current reservation system is somewhat destroying the culture of the country. here is the proof from Mahabharata ** No Brahman is born Brahman .** When Yaksha asked, By what, O king, birth, behaviour, study, or learning doth a person become a Brahmana? Tell us with certitude! Yudhishthira answered, Listen, O Yaksha! It is neither birth, nor study, nor learning, that is the cause of Brahmanahood, without doubt, it is behaviour that constitutes it.

[@tapanrob99]

@Jon Snow just because some brahmins were not suppressed doesn't mean that rest of the hindu community were not suppressed. And every one knew what the mugals did in the name of the religion . And yes corrupt use of power was present back then this doesn't mean that every coming generation bhramis have to be suppressed .And the so called bhramis in thier courts and no better than the modern day rice bag converts . People exists in every community who will run behind power even if their own peoples life is at stake.

[@alkasharma4701]

A very scholarly analysis of current caste politics by Guru Prakash!

[@mitzm7385]

Hindus must respect and admire dalits who have remained Hindus despite the bigotry they have been subjected to by so called upper caste Hindus. The origin and practice of casteism and untouchability may not be Sanatani but Sanatanis have enthusiastically practiced this ugly custom for generations. Also, shame on the dalits who have been enjoying the benefits of reservations and grants for several generations and ensuring many poor and marginalised dalits do not access benefits of reservations and grants to uplift themselves.

[@naveenn7591]

Guru Prakash - There are many Dalit saints such Tirupanazhwar amongst Alwars and Nayanmars who are celebrated in the south ... We have festivals for them and such heros are celebrated

[@deepakbagri6686]

हमें पहले वर्ण से जाति में बदला और फिर हिंदू धर्म का अच्छी तरह शोशण किया गया।

[@deepakbagri6686]

@Prathmesh Tiwari kehna kya chahte ho

[@deepakbagri6686]

@Prathmesh Tiwari ha bhai muje pata hai history ka student hu

[@arunachalamvallinayagam2440]

I got a lot of info. and knowledge from Mr.Guru Prakash’s talk. His presentation is very convincing. We as a nation have to mount a new big effort in lifting the social and economic status of SC/ST and other under privileged communities. Though casteism started as a civilisation problem, since ancient Indian way of life is synonymous with Hinduism, I wish to mention that we as Hindus have a major responsibility in removing social discrimination. Particularly, we need to find out ways and means of improving the social and economic status of SC/ST and other under privileged communities and implement them.

[@AST4EVER]

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[@sanjaydeshpande4834]

A very beautiful presentation highlighting the need to fight from within. Wish you all the best Guruprakash Sir, hope the next time you give such lecture, the hall is full of scholars and statesman

[@prathameshwankhade1458]

Ye guru prakash khilona hain. Isko manuwadi log istemaal kar rahe hain. Ye wahi hain jo baba baba karke manuwadiyo ke pairo me gir gaya.

[@baldevthethythethy3223]

Guru Prakash? Gu: dark and Ru light. Guru enlightens. Prakash means enlightened. Sikh Guru's emancipated enslaved Dalits into Sikhs and the Khalsa. Slavery was abolished every where except in India. Guru Prakash you have voiced and started a movent that should emancipate Dalits from clutches of slavery.

[@ivarhakuse8572]

Slavery, to my knowledge was never part of Hindu society. It was imported into india by muslims. And as was pointed out in the talk, people of the shudra community could and had risen in both wealth and power.

[@ivarhakuse8572]

@Raj Narayanan We should not let it slip our minds that every ancient Civilisation recognised different components to their society. The greeks who we love and adore had 4 components to their society, the scholars, administrators/warriors/ business and artisans. South American also had literally the same so lets not beat ourselves over it. We need to remind ourselves that as hindus we are progressive and able to change and adapt. unfortunately in our case we had to pass through 1000 yrs of islamic jihad and then the undermining of our society by the europeans and post colonial communist inspired nehruvian anti hindu dynastic india.

[@atul1024]

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[@ramnirmohi9027]

Baldevthethy Thethy , That’s why they have separate Gurudwaras for Dalits . Currently, the Sikh religion is all about “Jatt” .

[@milind9170]

Parmatma edda he tuhadi life ch khushiyaan liaunda rhe. Sahi gal kithi

[@mpesks]

I am very impressed with the ideas you are bringing to the table for discussion. Our Indian society is changing and let us hope that this becomes a trend.

[@daruiraikage]

1:22:54 when you're an intellectual in morning,and a rapper by evening

[@viky116]

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[@DattaMusics]

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[@govindindurkar3100]

open discourse is welcome.