I have used the word, In-Diadem in this book. You will wonder from where this word has come. It has its history. In the olden days, the British coined this word. It means that countries that are only interested in having natural sex and food, do not care about science; for such countries and people, the word, In-Diadem was applied. In the old Oxford Dictionary, it is mentioned that the meaning of In-Diadem is: old-fashioned criminals who are useless in real life. They are always interested in conversing in their unscientific language throughout life. The Britishers of those days thought they were scientific and well developed, and the first Industrial Revolution took place in England between 1760 and 1870.

Me being an author, I find that this term perfectly applies to developing countries. Their lifestyle is found only In-Diadem. To remove this In-Diademness, I wrote a book on...