Our ancestor's land kashmir

Submitted by debashis (India), Sep 12, 2011 at 00:01

dear sir, once we were great power on earth. Even Alexander could not able to conquer India. Though politically there was many regions and kings (today also) but culturally and linguistically(Sanskrit) we are one. As time passed our Kings became more and more lethargic and we became militarily weak. Due to following of "verna" rigidly normal people disassociated themselves from fighting and war. Meanwhile poor arab muslim terrorist invaders, in zeal of spreading their faith and to loot rich nation attack our motherland many times. Though every time Hindu rulars won but they free the terrorist invaders. Lastly we paid heavy price by 1000years of slavery to terrorists followed by colonists.

Kashmir is the place where most of the Himalayan peak exist believed to be abode of our God. Many old sages lived there and it was the place were major scriptures have been written. major holy rivers originated from there. "Keshar"(saffron) which has very significant place in our history & culture is cultivated only there. (The color of our old flag was saffron and one third of today's flag too). Major part of Hindu culture & History started from Kashmir. Big Hindu kingdoms and Kings are from Kashmir. People are mainly of Aryan origin. And the holy land of Aryan is India . Geographically Kashmir is like crown of Undivided India. Terrorist invaders purposefully/ forcefully/ fearfully converted people of Kashmir to follow alien faith thus changed their father. Kashmiri people forget about their past and playing in the hands of attackers who once raped their ladies and forcefully converted them.

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