دانلود رمان انگلیسی “داستان ما نیازی به فیلتر ندارد”

‘The Hindu society must be one of the most brutal societies in the world,’ a professor said to her students. ‘It is deep-rooted in violence.’ ‘Isn’t Hinduism all about peace?’ a student challenged. ‘To suppress the devil inside and become righteous? It was never about violence. You, as a professor of MGU, should pass on the correct information rather than fabricating stories.’ It was at that moment when Krishna, the leader of the All India Student Council (AISC), one of the student political parties of the Mahatma Gandhi University (MGU), Delhi, overheard the discussion while passing by. Hearing the student intervene, he entered the classroom. Krishna was simply dressed: a casual shirt, jeans and chappals. The debate was happening after regular working hours in the college—nothing out of the ordinary for the students of the AISC. ‘Salaam, everyone,’ Krishna greeted everyone. Then turning to the student, he said, ‘We are not against any religion but those Hindu organizations that force their views on innocent minorities and the lower castes are not to be tolerated. I am from a backward family and I know what it feels like to be one. They want Hindu Raj to prevail in India by barring the reserved castes from entering politics. If the minorities pick up weapons they are called Naxalites, but if someone else does it, it becomes nationalism.’