1. The nation of India is now ruled by an extremely self-serving officialdom

2. They have cornered most of the resources by means of an extraordinarily high pay scale (100000 to 300000 rupees for 13 months a year, when the majority Indians earn between 2000 to 15000 per month for 12 months a year). For more information on this, READ: Fence eating the crops

3. The common man is made to lick the dirt by the cunningness involved in the Indian currency rate crash. Persons with foreign earning, including that of export earning, simply see their earning expand exponentially to sky high. The local man’s savings simply vanish into thin air.No political leader dares to take steps to protect the value of the savings of the locally employed persons.

4. The teachers in the government schools promote the feudal, pejorative to their wards local vernacular. They address their students with such despicable words as Nee (Inhi), and refer to them as Avan (Oan), Aval (Oal), Avattakal (Aiyttingal), Eda, Edi etc. They terrorise them into a dumb levels of submission.

5. These students when they become government officials or policemen, use the same tone and manner to the common man. If they grow up to be the ‘common man’, they are at the other end of the degrading behaviour.

6. Almost 70 to 80 percent of the forest cover of Malabar has been wiped out in the aftermath of the departure of the English rule. The tribal people who had lived in the security lend by the English ruled Forest departments have been brought out in the clearings, and made to go down in the national social system. The local official address them and their chiefs as Nee (Inhi), Eda, Edi, and refer to them as Avattakal (Aittingal), Avan, Aval etc. They have been forcibly made to learn Malayalam, to make them understand the terrorising suppression encoded in these words. Their own languages have been made to vanish.

7. The animals such as deer, porcupines, wild boars, elephants, mountain goats etc. have been decimated by people who have official connections, at the lower levels.

8. Trees in forests are being continuously cut down after manipulating land records with the connivance of the government officials.

9. Population has exploded. In Travancore the population was around 12 Lakhs (1200000) according to the census conducted in 1890s. The present day population of Kerala is touching 3.5 Crores (35000000). As per the norms of democracy, it is the leaders of the exploding populations who are to rule the nation.

10. The nonsense of compulsory education for 10 to 20 years, which doesn’t even impart good quality English, has led to the vanishing of traditional knowledge and skills such as carpentry. Such jobs are mentioned by the educators as low level and such jobs as doctoring, engineering etc. are mentioned as the higher quality jobs in the feudal Malayalam word codes.

Now this is a minor sample of the scene in this nation. Yet, Kerala does not show much signs of destitution, especially in the visible areas. Yet, this is only a façade. For, the truth is that this only due to the cunning misuse of the phenomena of national currency exchange rate depreciation. Totally selfish also.

These very people who have amassed huge fortunes by means of huge salaries and pension; by means of robbing the forests; by means of currency manipulations; and who have suppressed the common man by means of feudal suppressive words, still go on declaiming that it is the English rule that has brought in poverty here. When these very persons still find is quite difficult to allow their housemaid to improve in mental stature enough to sit in a chair in their house. Yet, these are the great persons; those who bear the ancestry of the Vedic culture!