The Secular Cure of India’s Semitic Cancer

By Murthy, BS

Book Id: WPLBN0100751357
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Reproduction Date: 6/6/2026

Title:	The Secular Cure of India’s Semitic Cancer
Author:	Murthy, BS
Volume:
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Religion, Indian politics, Indian history, Indian democracy, Indian demography, Demographic studies, Religious conversions, Political studies, Social studies, Humnanities, Semitic faiths, Islam, Christianity
Collections:	Authors Community, Hinduism Today
Historic Publication Date:	2026
Publisher:	Self Imprint

Member Page:	BS Murthy
Citation APA MLA Chicago Murthy, B. (2026). The Secular Cure of India’s Semitic Cancer. Retrieved from https://gutenberg.us/

Description
As the Semitic demographic cancer has already reached the second stage, ably aided by the constitutional provisions and largely abetted by the Nehruvian policies, it is imperative that it should be adequately cured at this stage, without further delay at that, to prevent it from growing into the incurable fourth stage, and this is a prospective prescription for its containment and cure.

Summary
This is about the Semitic demographic challenges to the Sanatana dharma in India

Excerpt
Exhibiting an abnormal Abrahamic unity, the Christians and the Muslims, at odds with each other, the world over, combine themselves to jointly undermine the Sanatana dharma, aka Hinduism, in the Hindu-majority India. However, there’s nothing intriguing about that for both seek to expand their exclusivist religious footprints in the fertile fields of the populous republic with a political system that willy-nilly facilitates proselytization like nowhere else. Hence, so as to devise appropriate devices to tackle this Semitic menace that their chequered history makes them to suffer, even after their so-called independence, Hindus of the day need to delve into the cultish credos of these dogmatic faiths; especially given their unfettered demographic growths have cancerous consequences to the Indian body politic, in the not-so-distant future.