War Against Kaliyuga

• Publisher: Indra Publishing House; First Edition (1 January 2024)

• Language: English

• Pages: 242

• Cover: Perfect Paperback

• Dimensions: 12.7 x 2.54 x 20.32 cm

• Weight: 290 g

• ISBN: 9788119581054

About the Book

In this bold and thought-provoking work, War Against Kaliyuga presents the visionary yet controversial mission of Shubhendra—popularly known as Junior Kautilya—who sets out to reshape India into a Sanatan religion-based state. His vision centers around establishing a Sanatan State governed not by democracy (Loktantra) but by Dharmtantra, a unique fusion of spirituality and democratic values. In this system, a Brahmin Sanatanpati serves as the supreme spiritual head, entrusted with the sacred responsibility of protecting the Sanatan faith and guiding the nation toward spiritual awakening.

Junior Kautilya imagines a country where living in harmony with nature becomes the essence of life. He proposes phasing out modern development so that greenery may reclaim the land, with concrete structures giving way to natural landscapes. In this envisioned Sanatan State, Western influences will gradually fade, allowing Indian spiritualism, culture, and tradition to flourish. The cow, revered as the holiest being, will appear on national currency alongside her calf, symbolizing purity and compassion.

Equality will form the foundation of this state. Discrimination of any kind will be condemned, and untouchability will be treated as an unforgivable offense deserving immediate imprisonment. Followers of Sanatan Dharma will adopt traditional attire, while the English language will be banned from Sanatan soil to preserve cultural authenticity. Worship will be an essential duty for citizens of all faiths, reinforcing a shared commitment to spirituality.

But will the people of India accept Shubhendra’s Sanatan Manifesto? Will those deeply influenced by Western lifestyles abandon their habits to embrace this spiritual vision? War Against Kaliyuga explores these challenging questions as it unveils the deeper mission of the Brahmin Sanyasi who seeks to redefine the future of India.