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ORISSA in the CROSSFIRE-Kandhamal Burning - E book
22/07/2010 14:21:33

“Orissa in the Crossfire’ by Brannon Parker provides many vital details related to the Hindu-Christian violence that has swept Orissa's Kandhamal district. The book also highlights the history of Orissa and its tribes. While many have familiarized themselves with the propaganda that has fictionalized the events surrounding the Kandhamal crisis, few have had access to the facts. The true history of Kandhamal and the struggles of its people deserve a fair hearing in the court of public opinion. Is the Kandha religion sinister or sacred? Are they bloodthirsty savages or a people of a noble and ancient heritage? Can the tribes people of Kandhamal rise up out of their undeserved shame and be seen for who they really are? Long labeled as ‘a cruel human sacrificing tribe of ruthless savages’ it is time the truth be revealed. It is time for the world to learn about the Kandha ‘God of Light’ and their Culture of Life.

ORISSA in the CROSSFIRE-Kandhamal Burning


Vadivel 26/07/2010 03:49:11	on BP wrItings... MAHENDRA MAHENDRA http://bn-in.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=359566437840&subj=603648639&index=1 here is his facebook site, HE HAS ADMONISHED a DAS R for criticizing JUD CHRISTIAN concepts. He welcomes all faiths . Please read it you will know. this was written in March 7th 2010. If a man can criticise DAS R like this , can he do what you have mentioned.
Mahendra 25/07/2010 05:23:29	Very good article Very good article. HK pls take note to publish only articles like this.As always I ctritiise what I cannot digest as truth: 1. Little info is available on the author. Tried googling hime but found articles like the following. http://www.nolanchart.com/article4864.html 2. The "minutes of meeting" that is signed off by the Christians agreeing to murder the Swamiji. That sounds very much made up and we should take care not to publish stuff like that which will affect our credibility
Vadivel 24/07/2010 04:48:49	Translate into Indian languages Excellent investigation. I read it one stretch skipping my bath, lunch and even evening tea. Just ate peanuts and some snacks. It would be possible in Malayalam , but do it in Oriya and all other Indian languages, with the permission of the author.