Comments by "agon noga" (@agonnoga6100) on "ThePrint"
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There was never any country called India prior to East India Company/British occupation of several kingdoms in South Asia many of whom were already under centuries of foreign occupation.
The word India, is a Greek word for the region we call Pakistan today.
The word Hindu, is originally a Persian name not for a religion, but for people living around Sindhu river whom we call Pakistanis today.
Only little more than 50% of today's India was British India.
The rest, were 565 autonomous princely kingdoms who weren't parts of British India.
Nehru's Kashmir; Tata, Godrej, Patel, Gandhi's Gujarat; Birla, Modi, Dalmia etc Rajputana aka Rajasthan were not parts of British India but people from these places were dominating both the politics and economy of British India while not being subjects of the Raj as their kings were allies of the British. That legacy, continues till this day.
Without the support of the kings of Rajputana, East India Company would have been thrown out of India in 1857.
It is only after this event that we see rise of many Marwari Gujarati and Parsi business houses in British India.
Congress, a political party was created by the British to help them rule India not to lead India to independence which is why people like Gandhi Patel Nehru Birla were opposed to independence of India as their land wasn't under British occupation but people like Bose, Bhagat Singh were dead against the British as their lands were under British occupation.
Our history books are completely silent about these facts as Congress, which took over from the British, has whitewashed Indian history and covered up uncomfortable parts of the history of the Indian subcontinent.
Our history books are also completely silent about 600 years of Chinese and Burmese occupation of Kamrupa aka North East before the British got it back from Burma in circa 1800 AD.
We have to question everything we have been taught and history needs to be rewritten.
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