India has paid a very heavy price of its society being polarised. Do not give Air, Water and Sunlight to this seed of poison lest it grows into an extremely venomous tree and consumes the country.

Today it is the national song who knows tomorrow it could be some other national symbol. This must end here and now.

First Q) Religious Dogma should be confronted by everyone and why only politicians. Yes, Politicians by means of being able to communicate to a larger audience can and should educate people but should not use it as a tool when elections are due. Religious dogma is usually indoctrined to youth at a relatively young age and they are used for destructive purposes all in the name of religion.

So the answer to your question would be to confront such dogma in every possible manner.

Secong Q) Changing Industrial policies in tribal regions would invariably mean harming the environment and facing the wrath of environmentalists and ofcourse political leaders who are ready to use it as a tool as the case may be. We need to address the cause of tribals in a holistic way and see how they can be brought into the mainstream society. by Changing Industrial policies we will only let other urban dwellers settle in those areas whereas the tribals will be moved to some other remote area and the whole purpose of Industrialization for upliftement of tribals would not be met. I am all for Industrialization but also view that that would not lead to any direct benefits to tribals.

Regards

faiths/religions are not meant to meddle in administrative and political matters. "Vande Mataram" is not about any religion but nationalism.

Government should encourage industrial growth in tribal areas and create employment opportunities to curb the growth of Maoists theough subsidies and incentives..

The so called secular politcians are pampering minority fundamentalism and the yesterday's Deobond Conference is a glaring example.As long as Minority vote bank politics dominate religious dogma will or can not be confronted nor controlled.

Change in Industrialization policies is equivalent to any form of economic modernisation of Tribal India, produes sharp contrast to the social, cultural and moral values in the tribal society. As a result in a country like India, where primordial characters play an important role in social formation, there we can expect radical change in the socio-cultural frontiers due to change in industrialisation policies.