• “As big as the darkness of ignorance, light a knowledge lamp as big as that. Treat the whole world your country, and try hard to change its appearance”.
• Hindutva has throughout centuries been identifiable with a sense of compatibility and comprehensiveness, however, the aspect of its contemporaneousness has not been much pondered upon as the 816 pages long do the same. Delving further, the underlying theme of the book concerns the true precepts of Hinduism and how it is interlinked with the initial prevailing ideas in our society and culture at large including but not limited to cow worship, etc., and further traces vital historical aspects having an impact on the way we are today including the Aryan Invasion theory. The most striking fact about the book remains to be its comprehensiveness and its contemporaneousness as the author has laid bare poignant facts to align the same with modern science as for long spirituality and science have been considered at loggerheads. Additionally, the author touches upon other core sociological aspects of Hinduism, and how it has materialized and further renders itself in our daily lives has been verily talked of. The writing style of the book has been kept simple, and easy to understand for the readers, and at the same time despite its long length, each page puts forth compelling information which is for the readers to see and explore.
• Thus, in light of the above-stated aspects, the book is a must-read for anyone willing to explore Hinduism with a neutral and contemporary perspective or for anyone willing to go for an insightful read.