In this Monologue, I want to talk about the issue of what it takes for one to be called a Hindu. Is Hindu a geographical identity or it is a lot more than that? If it is a group identity based on common beliefs what are those beliefs? Can we even come up with a common set of beliefs based on past textual commandments when there is no one text that Hindus follow?
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00:00 Intro
03:20 Who is Hindu?
06:21 Savarkar's Definition of a Hindu
14:29 Beef issue
16:01 How do you define a Hindu?
16:25 Non-Believers and Hinduism
23:48 Pashubali
33:25 Q&A Session
01:36:04 Closing Comments
Link to the last monologue: • A Brief Introduction t...
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