Remembering Birsa Munda on the day of Martyrdom A revolution against the 'British- Missionaries' nexus

Former President Sarvapalli Radhakrishnana writes: 'By their strong criticism the Christian missionaries shook the faith of an individual like me on the India philosophy and moved the pillars of those traditions against which I stood . Only due to it that now I am inclined to study Hindutva in order to know how much portion of it is dead and how much of it still alive today.'( Sanskruti Ke Char Adhayaye: Ramdhari Singh Dinkar)

- BY ER. RAJESH PATHAK

And after independence recalibrating the ways to sustain their activities in changed situation Church grew to be source of Deep State to fund media houses to aggrandize the ulterior motives, both exploiting journalistic immunity as a facade . At one point of time the World Council of Church almost ran parallel government in North east with politicians having religious affinity with it. Concerning which the then Governor of Nagaland, MM Thomas, even furnished detail inputs to Central government. The region is known for being mineral rich with sharing 98.5% of Chromite; 77% Cobalt; 95% Nickel that the total mines of country owns. In 2007 a renowned national magazine shocked the nation by its report as to how the nexus of Church and multinational companies vying each other to lay the hands on the plump of wealth in the form of minerals in region. And later this even culminated into slaying the tribal saint Sanyasi Laksmanananda Saraswati engaged in awakening the local tribes against the conversion led wealth plunder.

Lakshmanananda is not first tribal leader to have been eliminated by missionaries led nexus of their kind, however. Far back in 19th century Birsa Munda, a tribal saint turned revolutionary went meeting same fate as Lakshmanananda. See how: