A bold, evidence-based call to rediscover India’s true civilizational story.

Written as a heartfelt letter to the citizens of Bharat, A Letter to Fellow Citizens is not a conventional history book. It is a civilizational appeal — urging Indians to question inherited narratives, confront colonial distortions, and reconnect with the deeper truths of their heritage.

Based on over thirty-five years of systematic research, travel across India and more than sixty countries, and direct engagement with temples, archaeological sites, manuscripts, inscriptions, and living traditions, the author presents a clear, chronological, and experience-driven perspective on India’s past.

This book explores:

How colonial and post-colonial frameworks reshaped India’s historical narrative

Why India’s civilizational continuity has been underestimated or denied

The cultural, linguistic, and spiritual foundations of Bharat

The role of education, archaeology, and public memory in shaping national consciousness

The responsibility of citizens — not governments alone — in restoring historical truth

Written neither as political propaganda nor academic speculation, this work speaks directly to students, teachers, policymakers, parents, and thinking citizens who seek clarity beyond textbooks and ideology.

This is not a book asking for blind acceptance.
It is an invitation to think, question, verify, and awaken.

If even one reader begins to look at India’s past — and therefore its future — with greater clarity and self-respect, the purpose of this book is fulfilled.