The Nehru dynasty: Astro-political portraits of Nehru, Indira, Sanjay & Rajiv

by K.N. Rao

A MODEL CASE-STUDY OF THOSE WHO AFFECT THE LIVES OF MILLIONS India's Motilal Nehru founded the Nehru dynasty. His family produced three prime ministers of Jawaharlal, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi.... Do you know that it was all planned astrologically? Why was Kamala Nehru of Sitaram Bazar, old Delhi, a girl not knowing a word of English, married to a Europeanised Jawaharlal Nehru? Do you know that her horoscope promised great glory for her future lineage? The Nehrus succeeded where the Kennedys failed because the Nehrus took fullest advantage of astrology This book presents some of the most sensational and yet undiscussed historical, biographical and pditical facts about the Nehru dynasty. It also presents many masterly astrological techniques used to show how the author, K N Rao, had made some of his best political predictions of his life through these such as the defeat and death of Indira Gandhi, the tragic end of Rajiv Gandhi as early as May 1990... explained astrologically in a way which oven laymen will enjoy. Both astrologers and non-astrologers should Where was Jawaharlal Nehru born? Why has that house not been turned into a national memorial? What is the mystery? Why did Indira Gandhi defy her lather and many Feroze? Why did Indira and Vijayalakshmi Pandit fight so much? Why did Indira Gandhi try to promote Sanjay as her successor when she knew that the eclipse of Feb. 1980 would kill him? Such suppressed facts are being brought out for the first time Do you know that Rajiv Gandhi was, according 10 the Parsi community, an emperor in one of his previous lives? And finally, do you know why disastrous predictions about Rajiv made him become the graveyard of the reputation of many an Indian astrologer.

276 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1993

About the author

K. Narahari Rao

Reviews

[Yogesh Saxena · Rating 5 out of 5]

Gandhi brought Independence to India is dangerously wrong. Gandhi only brought Partition for Hindus and Pakistan for Muslims. The British left India for their own compulsions, not because of Gandhi or the Congress. Its glaring proof is that they had suo moto declared in February 1947 that they would leave India by June 1948. Mountbatten was sent to India in March that year to ensure implementation of this decision. He saw the things, prepared the Partition plan, pursuaded or forced the Congress and the Muslim League to accept it. He preponed the British departure and unilaterally fixed 15th August 1947 as the date of transfer of power. Agreeing to Jinnah's proposition, "First divide and then quit", Mountbatten created Pakistan on the 14th August, 19947. That is why Pakistan celebrates its Independence Day a day earlier than ours. Gandhi had nothing to do with all these events. Mountbatten met him only once in April 1947 and did'nt talk to him any more till the Partition was completed, in spite of Gandhi's opposition.
By retaining the larger part of the Muslim population in India, instead of letting them go to their cherised homeland Pakistan, for which they had voted overwhelmingly, Gandhi and Nehru retained the seeds of another partition or Islamisation of Hindu India also. Such of the Hindus who believe that they are free or Independent are living in a fool's paradise. They do not know the meaning of Independence. We daily see a dog cosily sitting in a car, being patted or kissed by a beautiful lady, eating sumptuous food. Will any of you wish to be a dog like that? certainly not. Economically, Hindus were equally rich during the Mughal period. There were no banks. Hindu Mahajans of the time did all the banking. Even the Muslim kings and nawabs took loan from them. Then, why were they crying? What did ail them? Why do we say and our forefathers said that Hindus suffered slavery for one thousand years? The answer is that the sovereignty of the State lay in Mohammedan rulers. They governed us according to Shariat laws. The political and social position of Hindus vis-a-vis Hindu converts to Islam was of second class citizens.As compared to Muslims of foreign origin, like the Mughals, the Arabs, the Iranians, etc., their position was third. They had to pay jazia. Their object of worship, cow, was butchered before their eyes. It was this inferior political and social position and religious persecution which caused revolt and Shivaji fought for Hindavi Swaraj. Guru Gobind Singh in Punjab, Chhatral in Bundelkhand and several others did the same.
So the test of Freedom of a community or nation is, "Where does the sovereignty lies? Surely, it does not lie with the Hindus, as it lies with the Muslims in Pakistan or the British in the U.K. The answer is in the Constitution. The Indian Constitution gives over-riding powers to the minority communities, which practically means the Muslims. So they have the veto power. They have chosen to be governed by their Shariat laws, (except in criminal matters). In an affidavit to the Supreme Court, the Union government has approved their Shariat courts. The result is that you could not have a uniform civil code; could not get rid of the temporary provision of Article 370 in relation to J & K; could not get cow-slaughter banned; could not make Hindi the official language of the Indian Union as contemplated by the Constitution framers. The list can be endless.
Hence, Hindus are yet to fight for a real freedom. If they don't understand this obvious truth, they are bound to suffer another 1,000 years of slavery under Talibani Muslims. Yogesh Kumar Saxena, Advocate, High Court Allahabad (India) General Secretary All India Bar Association e mail Address yogrekha@yahoo.co.in or yogrekha@rediffmail.com Phone:- 91/ 0532/2637720/2436451, Mobile:- 9415284843, 9792131584, 9451181638, 7800888892

[Ashwatha Gowda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really wonderful work by KN Rao. This book opens eyes of all Indians. also there are many hidden facts which we should know.
also read the blog really very informative and interesting

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[Shubham]

good book