NeoFascism - Growing Gap Between Labourers

"It is a common practice among communists to establish and run schools and colleges in the areas where they work, to collect donations from the people for this purpose and to involve the community in their operation. Similarly, the fascist organization RSS and its affiliates also run schools for children.

- And Intellectuals.""Khammam Bureau (Praneeth Kumar Pathakamudi)

However, these schools are fundamentally different from those run by the communists. "Firstly, communists never intended to control the schools they set up, nor did they aim to teach only their worldview to the students. Their goal was to contribute to the overall improvement of public education standards. Communists believed that as people advanced in their education, they would naturally come to understand the value and importance of the communist worldview. As a result, the educational institutions run by communists gained credibility and empowerment, becoming recognized and respected entities."In contrast, fascists focus on establishing schools with the strategic aim of indoctrinating children with their ideology from a very young age. Communists, on the other hand, also set up colleges where young adults are encouraged to express their thoughts and opinions freely, fostering maturity and critical thinking."Thus, the communist perspective on education is fundamentally different from that of fascists. Bertolt Brecht once wrote, A hungry man is eager to hold a book in his hand. This implies that education broadens one's perspective and helps in achieving liberation. The fascist view of education is the opposite. They believe that as people's thinking broadens, they are more likely to rebel; hence, they aim to restrict education and instead impose fascist propaganda."Whereas communists encourage a hungry man to reach for a book, fascists, like in Nazi Germany, encouraged the burning of books. Today's neo-fascists are following the footsteps of their predecessors. Their hostility toward intellectuals, and toward public programs typically organized by scholars, is unjustifiable by any means."Just as they are destroying highly esteemed educational institutions in India, similar actions are taking place in other countries governed by neo-fascist regimes. Even in the US, educational institutions are facing similar fates. In India, intellectuals who voice their views