India Is on the Verge of Becoming a Hindu Theocracy

‘One of the reasons for this inherent diversity is the absence of a semitised structure of a Church that has allowed various versions of the Hindu faith to emerge differently and be interpreted differently in different regions across time and space.
It is also important to consider the centuries-old tensions between those power structures that imposed structured notions of caste (a superstructure within Hinduism that is one expression of its rigid, formal, institutional existence that is both exclusivist and rigid) and those vast numbers of Indians who have challenged them (Romila Thapar calls them the Shravanas, the Dalit-Bahujan movement believes them to be the Bahujan indigenous culture of vast numbers of Indians).
Cultures, faiths, beliefs and even interpretations of the Divine evolved differently and are manifestations of a much-contested system of beliefs and faiths.”
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