“DNA of Bharat: The World Guru” draws a parallel between the Ganga’s journey to the ocean and human life’s spiritual journey toward the Divine. It explores how collective thoughts shape national ideology and highlights Bharat’s enduring Vedic culture despite centuries of foreign rule. The book reflects on how modern politics drifted toward Western ideologies and offers a simple yet profound insight into Bharat’s civilizational spirit—inviting readers to rediscover its timeless wisdom and rightful place as the Vishwa Guru.
Born in the village of Madina (Ahulana), Sonipat, Haryana, the author is an esteemed Ayurvedic practitioner, educationist, and social-religious worker. He founded Geeta Vidya Mandir to uplift education in Gohana and built a temple of Maa Durga seeking spiritual solace. Deeply influenced by national events, he engaged with RSS and studied Vedic and Chanakya’s teachings. He also authored “Manushya Ki Niyati Hai Bhagwan Hona”, a simplified rendition of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita. He now manufactures Herbodent toothpaste in Delhi.
In Quest of an Object — Man in God’s Creation — Relationships—The Love Science — Man is A Bundle of Mysteries and Thrills — Thought Management, Capitalism and Economic Atrocities — Advent of Communism in Retaliation for Capitalism — The Ideological DNA of Bharat is Organic — Dharma is not only a Belief, It’s a Science of Life — Bharat’s Gods-Goddesses and Divine Science — The Fundamental Nucleotide of the Dharma’s DNA is Mother — Sanskriti (Culture) and Social Science — Duties Towards a Rashtra (Nation) and Living in it — Torpor Caused by Slavery — Political Circumambulation of Independent Nation — Roots of the Economy of Bharat — Ideological Revolution is the Necessity of Nation — Economic Revolution in Villages — Today’s Bharat Needs Mother-tongue for Revolution — ...And It’s the Destiny of Man to Become Bhagwan (God)
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