The Path to Reunifying Akhand Bharat: Strategies and Considerations

The independence of Akhand Bharat remains incomplete, and India must strive to achieve this state as soon as possible. This journey requires strategic vision, active public support, and cooperation within the India diaspora. Herein, we outline key steps and considerations for achieving this reunification, focusing on societal impact, economic benefits, and cultural reconnection.

Key Steps for Reunification

Social Campaigns and Mobilization

The government cannot achieve much without significant public pressure. Active public support is crucial to promoting reunification efforts. Individuals must spare their time and effort to build this pressure. Various voluntary organizations can be joined to contribute to the cause. Each of these organizations plays a critical role in promoting social, economic, and cultural reforms. Participating in these organizations not only supports their endeavors but also helps in fostering a sense of community and belonging.

To effectively contribute, one can join two or more organizations to compare their activities and focus on the ones deemed most effective. It is essential to understand that although there may be differences in their approaches, these organizations often cooperate rather than compete. For instance, during a train accident disaster, it was observed that Bajrang Dal and RSS worked together to rescue the injured and collect blood donations, demonstrating a united front.

Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) - Banabasi Kalyan Ashram (BKA) - Bajrang Dal - (for boys only) Durga Vahini - (for girls only) Friends of Tribal Society (FTS) - Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) - (for boys and men only) Rashtra Sevika Samiti - (for girls and women only) Bharat Vikas Parishad (BVP) - (for elite couples) Vivekananda Kendra - (mainly for the youth)

Economic Strategies for Sustainability

For the reunification plan to be financially viable, India's economy must thrive and advance to the next level. India's economy is currently doing well, but there is a need for continued development and innovation. Economic empowerment is key to ensuring that the reunification of Akhand Bharat is not just a political but a socio-economic reality.

One strategic approach could include:

Investment in infrastructure development to enhance connectivity between regions. Improving education and skill development to create a workforce that can drive the economy forward. Encouraging entrepreneurship and innovation to foster a dynamic business environment. Rationalizing taxation and excise duties to attract investment and boost private sector participation.

Cultural Reconnection and Awareness

Social and cultural reconnection is paramount in achieving reunification. The perception of Muslims in India as forcibly converted through history needs to be addressed and corrected. It is essential to highlight that these communities share a common historical and cultural identity with Hindus. Efforts to reposition Islam within its historical context in India, emphasizing the contributions of Muslim scholars and philosophers, can help bridge the cultural divide.

The idea of Hinduism as a culture rather than a religion can also help foster a shared identity. Educational and cultural initiatives highlighting the Indus Valley Civilization and the contributions of various religious factions to Indian society could play a crucial role in this reconnection.

A thought-provoking example is shared below:

Example 1: A discussion between Pakistanis:

Uncle: The owner of the hotel met me and said, 'Do not think that we hate you since you are an Indian. You will have a good stay here. We all know that these borders were drawn by scoundrels.'

Example 2: A colleague from Pakistan living in Oman:

Colleague: We are not just lucky to have a PM like Mr. Modi. If we had a PM of his calibre in Pakistan, we would have danced with joy. If given a chance, every Pakistani would like to leave the country given its poor record for overall administration. Just like the Rajapakses of Sri Lanka, I would not be surprised if the Pak top leadership leaves the country overnight.

Example 3: A woman from Pakistan living in the UK:

Woman: Islamists have ruined Pakistan with their fanaticism, and it would have been better without Islam.

These examples further strengthen the belief that India will not fracture further but has the opportunity of broken territories like Pakistan rejoining the Republic of India.

Final Thoughts

The journey towards Akhand Bharat is both challenging and promising. It requires a combination of social mobilization, economic strategies, and cultural consciousness. By addressing historical narratives, promoting economic development, and fostering a shared cultural identity, India can take meaningful steps towards reunification. It is a path that requires collective effort and a shared vision for a unified and prosperous India.