How the Colonial British Systematically Destroyed Hindu Charitable Institutions: The Untold Story

IT IS A WELL-KNOWN FACT that India has never fully recovered from the all-encompassing horrors of British colonial rule. Both the human and the economic genocide carried out by the British against is well known. There's the famous book published by Columbia university which calculated that the total amount of money that England heartlessly plundered from India was 45 TRILLION dollars in about 175 years. That is 17 times MORE THAN the total annual GDP of England today. And then there is the other appalling horror: Great Britain under Winston Churchill engineered a famine in 1943 which killed nearly 3 million people in Bengal alone…3 million Indians who literally starved to death and the streets of Bengal were littered with dying and dead bodies of men, women, children, infants… This episode is the first in a series explaining the history and details of how England methodically and systematically destroyed not only Indian food production but the Dharma, the culture, the attitude, manners, customs, and the conception of food that had been handed down by our Rishis and ancestors since time immemorial. The greatest destruction was the destruction of sanctity that Hindus have attached to Daana or charity in its most sublime meaning. The details are highly disturbing and makes us rethink and re-evaluate our notions of the whole of Western civilisation itself. An Appeal: Please Support our Sacred Work to help us Offer More to You!If you liked this episode, please consider making a contribution of your choice to The Dharma Podcast so we can offer more such informative and insightful content on a range of topics related to Hindu history, civilisation and culture.You can contribute in the following ways* By opting for a paid subscription. Click the button below to take a paid subscription.* Contributing an amount you are comfortable with. Click the button below to contribute.* Contribute via UPI: thedharmadispatch@apl Your support really matters! Get full access to The Dharma Dispatch Digest at thedharmadispatch.substack.com/subscribe