Appeal to His Excellency Honble President of India to please To confer ‘Vedic Brahminism’ The ‘Minority Status’ along with caste reservation (details in the attachment: Appeal to confer ‘Vedic Brahminism’ The ‘Minority Status’ along with caste reservation vedicbrahminismminoritystatusappeal.wordpress/?p=2&preview=true ) 3/22/2014 helpline.rb.nic.in/print_grievance.aspx helpline.rb.nic.in/print_grievance.aspx 1/1 Grievance for Registration No: PRSEC/E/2014/04992 Salient features of the Appeal: “Vedic religion is very different from what we generally call Hindu religion- at least as much as Old Hebrew religion is from medieval and modern Christian religion. Vedic religion is treatable as a predecessor of Hinduism.”2 . Stephanie W. Jamison and Michael Witzel in Arvind Sharma, editor, The Study of Hinduism. University of South Carolina Press, 2003, page 65 amazon/Study-Hinduism-Studies-Comparative-Religion/dp/1570034494 His Excellency Honble President of India please to cause: (1).To confer ‘Vedic Brahminism’ to ‘National Minority Status’ as per National Commission for Minorities (NCM) Act, 1992 and cause to safeguard interest of ‘Vedic Brahminism’ on extending protection and welfare to Brahmin community as available to other notified minority communities of India;- So that multi-sectoral development of Brahmins men, women and students in matters of financial, employment, and education can be addressed and the spirit of quality-based society including continuity to the maintenance of the ancient golden treasure of Veda, Upanishad, Vedic rituals can be ensured;- so that interests of Brahmins who are engaged in running various Vedic Pathshalas and earning livelihood through priesthood in various sphere of society and simultaneously are dedicated to preserve rich Vedic heritage and practices including Sanskrit education can be protected. (2). To extend at least 20% reservation for Brahmins, as per proportion of population to protect education, employment and economic rights of the non-materialistic poor Brahmin members amidst caste based segregation. (3). To establish central university with nationwide network with faculties for pursuing all disciplines and courses on merit based admission criteria of students irrespective of caste, creed, religion or income. (4). To declare Birth Anniversary of Bhagavan Sri Sri Parashuram as National Holiday considering the need to imbibe the spirit of Lord Parashuram’s teachings to oppose injustice in the society and to destroy terrorizing forces while simultaneously becoming knowledgeable scholar in various fields. (5). To nominate person having Vedic scholastic knowledge in the Rajya Sabha by the President of India (along with persons from the field of literature, science, art, sports and social service), as Veda is not only carrying age-old heritage of the Brahmins vis-à-vis Indians but also a treasure to the whole mankind as declared by the UNESCO. (6). To introduce Sanskrit language in schools/ colleges and to establish Vedic Cultural Research Centers and Brahman Bhavans at Sub- Division,District, State and national levels to carry out the mission of Vedic Brahmanism. Brahmon Sobha Registered under Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 No. RS/KAM(M)/240/A-29/624 of 2011-2012 issued by Registrar of Firms Societies, Assam under Memo No.RFS.1046/2011-12/5440 Dated Guwahati 12/1/2012 Sreebhuminagar, H.No.1, Odalbakhra, Guwahati-781 034, Assam, India Link:brahmon- sobha.blogspot.in/;brahmonsobha.blogspot.in/, facebook/brahmonsobha; https://twitter//BrahmonSobha Email: brahmonsobhaguwahati@gmail
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