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Sanskrit Not Hindu Language Nor Rig Veda

Macaulay made his intentions clear in his address to the British Parliament, when he observed that it is the Hindu Culture, Religion and Sanskrit were the impediments to the advancement of Britain's interests in India.

So the Britishers floated the Theory of Aryan Invasion, encouraged linguistic tendencies and adopted a Policy of Divide and Rule.

They imposed English, simultaneously ensures that Indians lost respect for their Languages, Sanskrit and the local mother tongue.

Contrary to what they expected the Hindus mastered English better, even better than the British and have advanced, thanks to the British.

In the process Hindu cultural degradation started and is well on its way.

Sanskrit losing its sheen in India, save by the Brahmin community, especially from Pune and the local Indian Languages giving way to way to English, rather more to corrupted language like Hinglish,Gujliish,Tanglish.

Now that the Aryan Invasion theory has been proved to be a Myth, the West has taken a new route.

Attack from the Language front, Sanskrit.

Prove that Sanskrit is not of Indian Origin.

‘Lost’ Mind Space.

In general terms by losing we convey the sense that we have not been able to have what we had,or we do not know where what we had been using was gone.

In the case of Objects, we try to recollect,in many cases one visits the places mentally, some even physically(which I do, if it is my Home, to recall what had happened.

In most of the cases we do find what we thought we lost.

Excepting in cases where others have wantonly taken or hid them .

Then we repossess them.

Before we think of this, let us see what this ‘Lost’ means in other contexts.

Many say or feel they are lost in Thoughts or lost in confusion.

in these cases what happens is that people are concentrating on a particular thought or indecision and fear of taking decision to the exclusion of everything else.

So in effect their losing in things is illusory but a diversion in something else.

So effectively they do not lose anything, or do they?

The examples quoted above relate to mental images and they exist/existed only in the Mind.

And as such they have as much Reality of being or having been with us before or their continued association with us.